Strada Now Streams Apple Immersive Video From a Mac to Vision Pro Over the Internet
A collaborator can watch footage straight from your Mac and leave notes on the exact frame. Strada can also turn Blackmagic RAW into immersive dailies on that same Mac.
On November 11, Strada launched Strada for Apple Vision Pro (opens in a new tab). An editor can share Apple Immersive Video from a Mac, and a collaborator across the country can open it in the headset without waiting for a cloud upload.
Strada is a peer-to-peer media tool already used for remote editing in Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve. The footage stays on the drive where it already lives. The Vision Pro app handles the review side of the job: browsing, playing, and commenting on footage.
You can share a single AIVU file, the format used here for Apple Immersive Video, or a whole folder. The person reviewing it opens the share in Strada on Vision Pro and streams securely from your Mac. Strada says you can skip building HLS playlists and setting up a server to host the video. The Mac with the files has to stay on and reachable.
The reviewer can leave a time-stamped comment without stepping out of the shot. The editor gets the note on the exact frame it refers to, and the reviewer can choose who sees it.
From Blackmagic RAW to immersive dailies
The workflow can start with camera originals, too. Point Strada at a folder of Blackmagic RAW footage on a remote Mac and it generates AIVU files on that machine. A crew elsewhere can then review the day’s footage in Vision Pro.
Strada describes remote dailies as available almost instantly. Spatial Insider hasn’t independently tested conversion times, streaming, or frame-specific comments.
The Vision Pro app is available now as Strada Media on the App Store (opens in a new tab).
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