Kiri Engine, who announced 3DGS native support for Android, has pushed out update V 3.4.0, allowing users to upload video files from their phone.
The local upload comes with a max time limit of 2 minutes per capture. However, if your video is longer, you can still upload it, but it will remove any footage after the two minute mark.
It is a welcome update and has allowed me to start going through my library of captures to try out their results.
As a reminder, in order to utilize their 3DGS implementation, it requires a Kiri Pro account, which comes in at $30. However, it remains the only native to Android 3DGS application I am aware of.
Download KIRI Engine on Google Play Store
Download KIRI Engine on the iOS App Store
For those looking for an alternative, Luma will work via local upload through the web browser for those on Android.
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