Immersive media cameras (Insta360 Titan, Kandao Obsidian Pro) capture monoscopic and stereoscopic video in 8K and 11K resolutions at bitrates exceeding 200 Mbps per sensor. A single 10-minute VR documentary scene can easily produce 80GB to 150GB of raw stitched equirectangular video. Uploading these enormous files through consumer browser interfaces regularly leads to memory crashes.
VR production studios stream 8K equirectangular master files directly to Google Drive using SaveInDrive's multi-part streaming worker. The video is ingested straight into Google Drive, where VR headsets (Meta Quest 3, Apple Vision Pro) running apps like SKYBOX VR or Infuse can stream and playback 8K video directly from the cloud without local transfer.