Lambent · Lambent Server · by Honver Lam
A calm, bright place for your own immersive video.
Lambent plays VR180, VR360 and 3D side-by-side files on Apple Vision Pro — on a dome around you or on a flat screen — and keeps close-up scenes comfortable. Lambent Server streams your library to the headset from your Mac or Windows PC over your local network.
Lambent for Apple Vision Pro — coming soon to the App Store
Lambent for Apple Vision Pro
Lambent is a video player for the files you already own. It plays MP4, MOV and M4V files as a flat picture, a 180° dome or a 360° dome, in 2D or 3D side-by-side.
- Depth Ease comfort control. When something in the picture comes very close, Lambent gently moves it back to a comfortable distance while everything farther away keeps its full depth. Choose Off, Gentle, Balanced or Strong, and compare against the original.
- Placed your way. Pinch and drag to turn the dome or move the screen; press and hold the Digital Crown to return everything to center.
- Bright and clear. One slider sets the brightness to suit your room. Optional on-headset enhancement sharpens detail with conservative defaults.
- Your files, your network. Open files from local folders and network shares, or stream from Lambent Server on your Mac. Each title remembers its format and where you stopped.
Lambent works with Lambent on Apple Vision Pro. Lambent includes no video and recommends none; it plays the files you supply. No account, no ads, no analytics — see the privacy policy.
Lambent Server for Mac and Windows
Lambent Server watches the video folders you choose on your computer and serves them to Lambent on Apple Vision Pro over your local network.
- Newest first. Your newest video is always at the top of the library.
- Multipart titles as one. A video split across several files appears as a single title with its parts in order.
- Resume where you stopped. Playback positions are remembered per title.
- Fast local streaming. Automatic discovery on your network (Bonjour) with TCP and QUIC (“Turbo”) transport, plus a diagnostics panel.
Mac
macOS 13 or later, Apple silicon. Version 0.1.0, about 10 MB. Signed and notarized by Apple.