Abstract: Some examples of the disclosure are directed to systems and methods for displaying supplemental content for two-dimensional content that is being played back in a three-dimensional environment at an electronic device. In some examples, while a content item is displayed in a virtual playback user interface in a three-dimensional environment, the electronic device displays a three-dimensional representation corresponding to the content item in the three-dimensional environment. In some examples, the three-dimensional representation includes a representation of a venue of the event and/or representations of participants in the event. In some examples, portions of the venue and/or a subset of the participants in the event that are not currently displayed/visible in the camera view of the broadcast/stream of the content item are included in the three-dimensional representation.

Abstract: Various implementations present video content along with time-synchronized environment lighting effects (e.g., light-spill). The environment lighting effects are based on obtaining a stored environment parameter specifying the effects for different times during the video content (e.g., effects stored as a track/metadata of the content itself or effects stored in a separate lookup table). A content creator is enabled to specify, for their content item, the light-spill (color, intensity, saturation, brightness/nits, opacity, etc.) or other environment lighting effects, such as making a sun effect brighter using HDR. The ability to specify such effects may give those content creators and editors more control over the content-viewing experience. Predefined/stored effects may also facilitate using effects in the case of real-time streaming in which on-the-fly, automatic content-based effect determinations may be infeasible.

Abstract: Some examples of the disclosure are directed to systems and methods for displaying supplemental content for two-dimensional content that is being played back in a three-dimensional environment at an electronic device. In some examples, while a content item is displayed in a virtual playback user interface in a three-dimensional environment, the electronic device displays a three-dimensional representation corresponding to the content item in the three-dimensional environment. In some examples, the three-dimensional representation includes a representation of a venue of the event and/or representations of participants in the event. In some examples, portions of the venue and/or a subset of the participants in the event that are not currently displayed/visible in the camera view of the broadcast/stream of the content item are included in the three-dimensional representation.