Youtube is starting to support 360-degree video uploads. People can watch the ulpoaded videos on the existing YouTube app for Android, and by moving the phone or tablet around they’ll see all the different angles while the video plays. They can do the same on youtube.com or embedded videos on Chrome by using the mouse to drag the point of view around, and Youtube is working to bring this to iPhone, iPad and other devices soon.

Bublcam, Giroptic’s 360cam, IC Real Tech’s Allie, Kodak’s SP360 and RICOH THETA are 360-degree video cameras compatible with YouTube that are available today .

Youtube is working to make this automatic, but in the meantime, this script will make sure your video uploads to YouTube as a 360-degree video.