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1. #Vr photo viewer steam for free#
2. #Vr photo viewer steam movie#
3. #Vr photo viewer steam update#
4. #Vr photo viewer steam full#
5. #Vr photo viewer steam android#

#Vr photo viewer steam full#

Maintain full control of what the client can view by specifying the exact position of the panoramas, thus allowing you to better tell your design story.Whether Facebook will do that I don’t know and it may not a priority for them.

#Vr photo viewer steam android#

If there was a decent web browser in BigScreen (on Quest) I could potentially bring up the Engima2/OpenATV web interface and play anything that way.Īll that said, if we could just pin any “flat” Android app, including the Oculus browser into any VR experience then all this would be a mute point. Now I can watch live TV on my Quest 2, view the EPG and watch any recordings on the box. It runs Enigma2/OpenATV and as it’s Linux, has all kinds of plugins available including Kodi. I have a Linux based TV receiver (dual satellite and terrestrial TV) inputs. Also Kodi works surprisingly very well although you need some sort of server and to sideload Kodi. Going back to standalone players, I’ve found SkyBox works pretty well with lots of options such as being able to change the aspect ratio (a problem I’ve found with BigScreen). Surely this should be easy with the open source web browsers out there? But I would prefer a native web browser in BigScreen, with all the bells an whistles including video player etc. While standalone video players generally do the job better, it’s great to have this functionality within BigScreen, especially if you’re watching with other people.

#Vr photo viewer steam for free#

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#Vr photo viewer steam movie#

In any case, the next set of features on the agenda definitely sound exciting: a Bigscreen Friends system, more new environments, a redesigned avatar system, built-in YouTube and TV channels into rooms, and more movie studio partnerships to host 3D movie screenings.īigscreen supports Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, Valve Index, all Windows VR headsets, Oculus Quest and Oculus Go. Again, that’s a small slice of speculation for the old brainpan. The video player, for ill or good, may be a way for Bigscreen PC VR users to have their cake and eat it too should that particular shoe ever drop-putting the onus on the individual to share files instead of simply mirroring their monitor for all to freely view.

Bigscreen’s continued deals with movie studios and streaming services may put it in the position at some point in the future to somehow limit the screensharing aspect of its business on PC platform, as individual users can easily stream more movies than they could ever license for their paid (and free) movie viewings. There is another side to it, although it remains to be seen whether the worry is founded in reality or if it’s simple speculation at this point-anyway, insert grain of salt here. Today’s update, while offering a comparatively basic feature, actually puts Bigscreen in a better position to not only compete as a virtual desktop solution (more than it already is), but also to further fill the gaps that platform holders are leaving with their own lackluster native offerings.

#Vr photo viewer steam update#

'Bigscreen' Brings On-Demand Movies in New 'Movies & Events' Update With the recent inclusion of more direct streaming services, which includes both TV and movies, Bigscreen offered up a big slice of functionality to users on standalone headsets like Quest or Go, as well as to users without access to their own premium streaming services like Netflix or Hulu. The social VR platform already has robust support for screen sharing, which is accomplished by mirroring the desktop of a host user to anyone in the room. You’ll find the video player there starting today it works cross-platform across all supported headsets, including Oculus Quest, Oculus Rift, Oculus Go, HTC Vive, and all SteamVR-compatible headsets. At the time of this writing, the video player doesn’t support 180/360 content, or DLNA/Plex, although it’s currently being considered for a future update. If your friends do happen to have the same file, Bigscreen automatically syncs everyone in the room so you can watch it together.Įxactly how you obtain those files is up to you the new update is only a video player and not a file sharing service per se.īigscreen’s video player supports both 2D and 3D movies (side-by-side and over-under), and is said to support most of the common file types. Yes, even on Oculus Quest.īigscreen’s new video player lets you watch your own files alone, or with friends-provided they have the same file stored on their local machine. Bigscreen today released an update that brings to the social VR viewing platform a video player that lets you watch your own video files.