Step into your videos
Watch 180° and 360° VR videos on Apple Vision Pro, or enjoy 2D and 3D films on a large virtual screen. Choose side-by-side or top-and-bottom layouts and set the projection mode manually.
Twineye · FreePlay VR on Vision Pro.
Convert spatial video locally.
Watch VR on Apple Vision Pro, with on-device AI subtitles to follow every word.
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Twineye
From your video library to immersive viewing
Open videos where they live
Choose videos from Files and Photos, or stream from a Mac, PC or NAS over local SMB. Open common formats including MP4, MOV and MKV; playback support depends on the codecs in each file.
Make the view your own
Adjust size, height, position and viewing angle. Choose audio tracks, subtitles and playback speed.
Pick up where you left off
Save favorite folders and resume recent videos from Watch. Hide history and thumbnails from your home screen whenever you prefer.
Give ordinary videos depth
Use Spatial Studio to convert existing 2D clips into Apple MV-HEVC spatial video, then save or export the results. Conversion remains available on Vision Pro and Mac.
Understand any dialogue
Smart Subtitles uses on-device AI to recognize what is said and translate it into your preferred language. The models are an optional download inside the app.
Inside the app
Good to know
Privacy policy ↗Is the VR player also available on Mac?
The VR player described here is a Vision Pro feature. The Mac app continues to offer on-device spatial video conversion.
Which videos can I play?
Watch 2D, 3D, 180° and 360° videos with side-by-side or top-and-bottom stereo layouts. Common containers include MP4, MOV and MKV; support depends on the video and audio codecs.
Can I watch videos from a NAS?
Yes. Connect to shared folders on your NAS, Mac or PC over local SMB and select a video to play.
Does conversion need an upload or account?
No. Spatial video conversion runs entirely on your device, without a Twineye account.
Is converted video the same as native stereo capture?
No. Twineye estimates depth from ordinary video and synthesizes another viewpoint. Results depend on the source footage.
What does Smart Subtitles do?
Smart Subtitles listens to the dialogue in a video, writes it out as subtitles and can translate them into your preferred language. Turn it on for each video from the subtitle menu in the player. It is available on Apple Vision Pro.
Does Smart Subtitles need the internet?
Only once. The first time you use it, Twineye asks before downloading about 1.7 GB of speech recognition and translation models from Hugging Face. After that, recognition and translation run on your Vision Pro, even offline. Your videos, audio and subtitles never leave your device.
Which languages can Smart Subtitles translate into?
More than 40 languages, including English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, German, French and Spanish. Accuracy depends on the audio quality, speakers and language, so treat the subtitles as a viewing aid.
How do I remove the subtitle models?
Go to Settings → Smart Subtitles and choose Delete Models. The storage is freed right away, and you can download the models again whenever you need them.
Where is my SMB password stored?
In the Keychain on your device. Twineye uses it only to connect to the server you added, and removing the server from Twineye deletes the saved password.
Does spatial conversion work on every Apple Vision Pro?
Yes. Every Apple Vision Pro can convert ordinary videos into spatial video with Twineye, entirely on the device.
On your device. Clear capabilities.
VR playback and Smart Subtitles are available on Apple Vision Pro. Spatial conversion estimates depth from one viewpoint to synthesize spatial video; source detail and motion affect the result. Check viewing comfort on your intended device. Conversion and Smart Subtitles run without cloud processing or a Twineye account; Smart Subtitles downloads its models once, and SMB playback accesses only the local share you select.
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