| 13 | | It's possible to upload 360 GoPro Max footage to YouTube (or other providers), then embed it into a WordPress website as normal. This will retain 360 functionality using touch, mouse, etc. In addition, it is GoPro's responsibility to make it easy for users to embed videos hosted on their platform, or for plugin developers to find a way to make it so. |
| | 13 | It's possible to upload 360 GoPro Max footage to YouTube (or other providers), then embed it into a WordPress website by pasting the link into a post/page. This will retain 360 functionality using touch, mouse, etc. For this reason, I don't think it's necessary for Core to have a bespoke embedding solution for GoPro, especially if there's no Embed API via their platform. |
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| | 15 | In addition, it is GoPro's responsibility to make it easy for users to embed videos hosted on their platform. Failing that, plugin developers can find a way to make it so, but Core's features should be stable and relatively futureproof. Directly embedding the footage from GoPro from the page you linked looks like it would be too hacky for Core and would be susceptible to unannounced changes by GoPro at any time. |