Well, share it on YouTube.
YouTube supports uploading and playback of 180° or 360° spherical videos on computers in Chrome, Firefox, MS Edge, and Opera browsers. You can also watch 180° and 360° videos on YouTube app or on the YouTube VR app available on most VR headsets.
The following guide works for MacOS.
Step 2. Using Handbrake export to mp4 format (do this to generate a much smaller file).
Step 4. Publish as normal via YouTube.
Notes:
Google's instructions here.
https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/6178631?hl=en
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQI3gxC9Ykc
You can find Handbrake here.
https://handbrake.fr
The Spatial Media Metadata Injector can be found on Github here.
https://github.com/google/spatial-media/releases/tag/v2.0
Sample video of a training row with OCBC on Sun 15 Jan 2023 - the second upstream run.
https://youtu.be/8E6TcQLYxpQ
This is a 360° video. Open the ink using a PC with one of the following web browsers: Chrome, Firefox, MS Edge, or Opera. You can also watch 180° and 360° videos on the YouTube app or on the YouTube VR app available on most VR headsets.
Even if just using a web browser (see above) you should be able to pan around the scene (i.e. see stuff that is off-screen and different points of view by using the pan button in the top left of the viewer. You should be able to rotate the view the WASD keys. You can also swipe through a video by clicking and dragging through the space.