Re:11:57 – A short virtual reality horror film made for Ocul...
by andybak on Monday November 03, 2014 @05:40PM
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Isn't it as simple as uploading it to Youtube or similar and telling people to use any Cardboard (etc) aware video player?
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Re:11:57 – A short virtual reality horror film made for Ocul...
by CephalopodMD on Wednesday November 05, 2014 @11:45AM
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You could watch a static video, but head motion would not be tracked in that configuration. They probably recorded with some sort of non standard fish-eye lens, so no video player will exist that could achieve the desired effect. A bunch of transformations have to be done to make the video work with cardboard (source, I have developed a quick demo with cardboard and OpenGL before).
Re:11:57 – A short virtual reality horror film made for Ocul...
by andybak on Thursday November 06, 2014 @06:33PM
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There's multiple video players for Android that take 'oculus' style side-by-side video and allow you to watch it with head tracking. OK - the inter-eye distance and distortion<>lens mapping might not be 100% but it mostly works.