VR Headsets. Not impressed. Google Carboard? yak! Oculus? Yew.How to stream from PC?
I tried google cardboard and wasn't that impressed. Tried another one(20bux plastic one from china) and it wasn't that good either. Very narrow field of view and I actually don't find the content as 3d.
From my understanding to make these work, one of the sides of the videos must play a bit slower/faster and that's what would give the 3d look. I've yet to find a player that would do it. All the videos out there play at the same speed and there's no player I am aware of where I can control(or it can self adjust) the speed from one of the sides, making the 3d effect barely visible or non existent.
I don't know if other people who make these players actually know that, I thought that was the common knowledge.
Also, does anyone know if there' a way to use a phone to play any games in vr glasses? Either via cable or wifi? The Oculus games that will be released are absolutely awful and perhaps what we all were playing in 1999...lol.
I am sure there's a way to stream your PC screen to your phone,but perhaps a piece of software is needed to divide the screen into 2. That would make any phone capable of playing any modern game and you won't need to buy Oculus or it's games from the 90s.
From my understanding to make these work, one of the sides of the videos must play a bit slower/faster and that's what would give the 3d look. I've yet to find a player that would do it. All the videos out there play at the same speed and there's no player I am aware of where I can control(or it can self adjust) the speed from one of the sides, making the 3d effect barely visible or non existent.
I don't know if other people who make these players actually know that, I thought that was the common knowledge.
Also, does anyone know if there' a way to use a phone to play any games in vr glasses? Either via cable or wifi? The Oculus games that will be released are absolutely awful and perhaps what we all were playing in 1999...lol.
I am sure there's a way to stream your PC screen to your phone,but perhaps a piece of software is needed to divide the screen into 2. That would make any phone capable of playing any modern game and you won't need to buy Oculus or it's games from the 90s.