Collection Video anielSzal collection [2022-02-15] [anielSzal]

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mistersims

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The best app for viewing VR videos on a headset is SKYBOX VR. I've tried them all, but this one is the best because it allows you to easily adjust your viewing angle and size better than ANY other app on the market. I have Virtual Desktop as well, which is fantastic for duping your desktop, but even their VR viewing experience isnt as good. Definitely check out SKYBOX.
 

dobasox

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I see vast improvement between the videos, on the Judy one she got too close to the camera and on the Nico one her hair also clipped everywhere losing immersion but the Claire video was great. This dude is going places.
 

Ðelacroix

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that quality is very good
The best app for viewing VR videos on a headset is SKYBOX VR. I've tried them all, but this one is the best because it allows you to easily adjust your viewing angle and size better than ANY other app on the market. I have Virtual Desktop as well, which is fantastic for duping your desktop, but even their VR viewing experience isnt as good. Definitely check out SKYBOX.
I use DeoVR and have no problems with 7680x3840 resolutions either
 
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kraoro

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The models and animation in this is superb, which is why it's such a shame that the video quality is garbage. 2880x1440 video is ass in VR, and 50fps is even assier.
 
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Ðelacroix

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The models and animation in this is superb, which is why it's such a shame that the video quality is garbage. 2880x1440 video is ass in VR, and 50fps is even assier.
I hope it will be render in a higher resolution in the future..
 

SuperDragon07

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You need a VR Gear get it working on your pc and that does not cost just a bit of money.

But image i have the money and said and done i upgraded my PC and bought a decent VR gear, well the problem is now that VR googles aren't made for peoples wearing glasses so my 8k video turns into a 480p.

So i either pay probalby more and get a vr gear that is wearable with glasses or i go over the pain and squeeze some contact lenses right into my eyes.

and all that work just for a FEW videos that im actually interessted in...

don't get me wrong, let VR users have their fun and go ahead and experience with that stuff but i think you always should make a NON-VR version, specialy if you are one of the few that puts out decent animations with a acceptable length.

Otherwise you are just one of the these decent VR stuff creators, some peoples just can't enjoy. (not speaking of porn itself)
late af, but which one do you have? if it's an oculus they sell a spacer for glasses.
 
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late af, but which one do you have? if it's an oculus they sell a spacer for glasses.
i dont have one at all, i once tried one of a friend but it was this classical "dont wear glasses" ones.

But hey thanks for the hint, and i would appreciate the help in getting an VR gear for peoples with glasses, cause there are mainly some games i would like to experience.
 

ppren

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I've had rift, rift s and quest 2 so far and none of those have disappointed. Nowdays u obviously want to get the quest 2. Link cable is optional as it supports experimental wireless option (which works fine). However with link cable you don't have to worry about battery, so would recommend getting one anyways. It is basically very long usb-c cable. Also get the "better" head strap accessory if you want to get most out of it. Would not get the extra battery tho, as u don't want to add extra weight.

What comes to image quality, quest 2 offers more than enough clarity to most users. Rift S is not much worse, so if u want cheap second hand option, I bet those are worth checking out. Older Rift has much worse screen and doesn't really cut it compared to others anymore. However it doesn't "suck" either.

...and at least my basic quest 2 pack came with spacer for those who want to use it with glasses.
 

SuperDragon07

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i dont have one at all, i once tried one of a friend but it was this classical "dont wear glasses" ones.

But hey thanks for the hint, and i would appreciate the help in getting an VR gear for peoples with glasses, cause there are mainly some games i would like to experience.
No problem - I think at this point most bigger brand vr headsets come with a glasses spacer out of the box. I know Ebay sells refurbished/brand new quest 2s for very cheap most of the time, and I'd recommend the oculus products as they're the most entry level yet also the best bang for your buck.
 

kraoro

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i dont have one at all, i once tried one of a friend but it was this classical "dont wear glasses" ones.

But hey thanks for the hint, and i would appreciate the help in getting an VR gear for peoples with glasses, cause there are mainly some games i would like to experience.
Maybe it's just me, but glasses aren't that big an issue for me, and I have a fairly large head. I bought prescription inserts for my Index, and ended up not using them and just put the headset on while I'm still wearing glasses.
 
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Maybe it's just me, but glasses aren't that big an issue for me, and I have a fairly large head. I bought prescription inserts for my Index, and ended up not using them and just put the headset on while I'm still wearing glasses.
cant hardly stand even putting 3d glasses over my own while in cinema, so i rather have a comfortable wearing option.

No problem - I think at this point most bigger brand vr headsets come with a glasses spacer out of the box. I know Ebay sells refurbished/brand new quest 2s for very cheap most of the time, and I'd recommend the oculus products as they're the most entry level yet also the best bang for your buck.
does oculus gears support wearing them with glasses?
 
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Is it possible to get the 1440p version without paying for his patreon?

Edit: Nvm found it on Page 4
 
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Deleted member 1375045

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It'd be really nice if nonvr versions were made for those of us who don't own a vr headset. I'd sooner support an artist on Patreon than purchase a headset for hundreds of dollars. I realize I sound entitled. My vision is not great, and my nystagmus (involuntary eye movement that makes my eyes dance around uncontrollably) kicks into full gear when I try to use a vr headset.
 
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you can watch VR versions without headset
download 360.Video.Metadata.Tool and inject it into the video
you can watch via VLC, use cursor to spin camera around like a headset
 
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It'd be really nice if nonvr versions were made for those of us who don't own a vr headset. I'd sooner support an artist on Patreon than purchase a headset for hundreds of dollars. I realize I sound entitled. My vision is not great, and my nystagmus (involuntary eye movement that makes my eyes dance around uncontrollably) kicks into full gear when I try to use a vr headset.
you can watch VR versions without headset
download 360.Video.Metadata.Tool and inject it into the video
you can watch via VLC, use cursor to spin camera around like a headset
PotPlayer is your friend. Plays VR on your monitor just like a regular video, except you can use your mouse to look around. There are probably other players like this as well.
I think watching it as 2D loses half the quality by only showing one of the sides. The massive size of VR videos is kind of a pain though. I wonder if compression will ever get good enough to get them down to a more manageable size while keeping the quality.
 

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Please let me know if I've asked this before: Is there any way to view stereoscopic (two side-by-side images) VR videos as monoscopic (one image)? I would think the only way to do that is if the VR video is created in monoscopic to begin with, but I'm not sure off the top of my head. I don't have a VR headset (too expensive for my budget), and stereoscopic VR messes with my already messed up eyesight.
 
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