How to use it on Linux?

[ProgrammingLife]

How to use it on Linux? Can you provide me with a little example?

[iwanttobefreak]

git clone https://github.com/google/spatial-media
cd spatial-media/spatialmedia
./gui.py

It opens gui application. Select video with open button and then select if your video is spherical (360º) or stereoscopic (top/bottom) and then "inject metadata" button

[EndeavourAccuracy]

git clone https://github.com/google/spatial-media
cd spatial-media/spatialmedia
./gui.py

It opens gui application. Select video with open button and then select if your video is spherical (360º) or stereoscopic (top/bottom) and then "inject metadata" button

It's unclear to me why @atrauzzi gave your post a thumbs down.
It works for me.
One additional step that might be necessary for some is:
sudo apt install python-tk

[ambein]

Works, had to run it in pyhton2 on my system (after installation of python-tk). So the solution for me was:

sudo apt install python-tk
git clone https://github.com/google/spatial-media
cd spatial-media/spatialmedia
python2 gui.py

Thanks everyone!

[clort81]

No text except "Inject metadata" displayed.

on debian using python-tk (2.7.18-1) ...
python2 gui.py

[Moilleadoir]

Is globally installing python-tk really best practice? Is this still Python 2?

[jamiesonpepper]

There are a few forks that have added support to 3.9 and later, and I believe there is an outstanding merge/pull to add GUI support for Python 3 GUI as well #227 fork is here.

[Moilleadoir]

Thanks!

[aruku7230]

This worked for me on Ubuntu 20.04

# python3-tk is installed. python-tk is not installed.
git clone https://github.com/google/spatial-media
cd spatial-media/spatialmedia
python3 ./gui.py

[jamiesonpepper]

I've recently merged a bunch of community fixes into master which added support for Python3. Hoping to kick off a release sometime in the next couple of weeks once I have some VMs setup for testing.

[allegfede]

ubuntu 22.04

i can confirm that:
sudo apt install python-tk
git clone https://github.com/google/spatial-media
cd spatial-media/spatialmedia
python2 gui.py

worked perfectly.

Only bug i noticed, the extention of the files have to be lowercase, or thay are not show in the open dialog interface :-)