Magic Leap Spectator vs Immersal Mapper Utilisation & Stats

Magic Leap Spectator makes it easy to view and record mixed reality content streamed from Magic Leap 2 applications. Share your experiences with audiences not wearing a Magic Leap 2 via your mobile device and tablets. With powerful camera tools and quick device connectivity, it’s now possible to showcase the Magic Leap 2 on-device experience live or record video to use later. Magic Leap Spectator works in conjunction with compatible apps on Magic Leap 2. For more information about how to make your apps compatible, visit our developer resources at: https://developer-docs.magicleap.cloud/docs/guides/features/ml-spectator/ Use Magic Leap Spectator to showcase your Magic Leap 2 experiences: • Create video documentation of your apps • Create second-screen experiences for demos • Film “how-to” videos for your applications • Broadcast your application content live • And more… Powerful tools: • Record videos or take photos of your AR content and save them to Photos • Adjust in-depth image settings for your AR content and video feed separately • See image settings in relation to a dynamic histogram visualization • Turn autofocus on or off • Connect to an external storage device to save high resolution video files • Mix your application audio with your mobile device’s microphone input in videos Broadcast your content: • Connect to an external display via HDMI, Apple TV, Android TV, or other smart TV platform to broadcast your content to the big screen • Hide UI functionality to support big-screen passive viewing modes Connect your devices over Wi-Fi: • Connect your mobile device and Magic Leap 2 device over the same (5Ghz recommended) Wi-Fi network • Auto-search for your Magic Leap 2 over a local network, or initiate a connection through manual IP address input Synchronize your point of view: • Magic Leap Spectator works with a printed marker to align the visual position of your streamed content between devices • A marker can be printed from within the app to scan at the start of each streaming session