Supported devices

Recap plays the native files these cameras produce — no import step, it just decodes them directly. Here's how it stacks up against each vendor's first-party desktop software.

GoPro MAX2 (MAX2 / MAX)

Recap plays GoPro .360 natively. Just drag all your clips onto the app. Recap360 knows the (somewhat bizarre) GoPro naming scheme & sorts them, extracts the GPS data, and displays them. In seconds. Even from a slow MicroSD card.

Feature
GoPro Player
Recap360
Image stabilization
Image Reframing
Responsive seek
Jog wheel
GPS Map View
Auto-levelling view
Multiple files at once
Advanced Editing (Object Tracking)

DJI Osmo 360

Recap reads Osmo 360 .OSV files directly. Just drag all your clips onto the app. Recap360 knows the naming scheme & sorts them, extracts the GPS path (*), and displays them. In seconds. Even from a slow MicroSD card.

Feature
DJI Studio
Recap360
Image stabilization
Image Reframing
Responsive seek
Jog wheel
GPS Map View
with DJI GPS Remote
Auto-levelling view
Multiple files at once
Advanced Editing (Object Tracking)

Note:

  • GPS on Osmo 360 requires a DJI Osmo Action GPS Bluetooth Remote Controller. They work well and aren't expensive ($72 as of 6/2026), but its a bit of a hassle to keep them charged and connected. I didn't even realize the Osmo 360 didn't have a GPS chip. If you're a GPS data nerd like me you might want to switch to GoPro.
  • Another caveat: DJI Remote does not record altitude, just latitude & longitude.

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