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MDX_OmniPlex — exploring a more immersive way to present video in Framer.
https://www.framer.com/marketplace/components/mdx-omniplex/
Standard video grids are practical, but they can feel limiting when video is meant to be part of the experience itself.
MDX_OmniPlex was built around that idea: a 3D media interface with fluid 360° navigation, momentum dragging, and a cinematic player that can handle mixed video formats.
🎬 True 3D media browsing
▶️ YouTube, Vimeo & native video
🌌 Glassmorphic mixed-ratio letterboxing
🍿 Fullscreen Theater Mode
✨ Thumbnail-driven ambient glow
🔢 Quick-jump navigation
📱 Responsive, touch-friendly interaction
🛡️ Reliable media handling
Designed for portfolios, product showcases, trailer collections, courses, and other Framer experiences where video plays a central role.
Built by MODAX for Framer.
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I don't know which to pick but I will go for vinyl because the interactiveness looks unique