You could also use VLC to render it in 2d, then use the video editing effects to crop off the left or right side so you are watching the single image. But that hardly looks good in the first place... means you don't need to spend hours re-rendering
Discussion VR Porn Discussion and Recommendations
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I still haven't found anyone that makes VR stuff consistently. The most luck I've had is searching for VR or Virtual Reality on manyvids, and there's a few amateurs with some VR content. I was surprised to see some by Samanata Lily of all people on there.
I always just assumed homemade VR content is harder to come by, since it takes a bit more setup than just taking a video with your phone.
It's a shame because I'm really not a big fan of professional stuff. I'm dying for some intimate fully-clothed softcore teasing eye-contact sorta content, but it's really fucking rare to come by.
The first 10 mins of this video is the sort of thing I'm talking about.
found this HentaiVR vault :
I don't have a quest (I'm buying a quest 3 soon), but I believe you either need to use the link cable to load the videos onto the headset, or, have fast enough wifi so that you can stream from a local share.
I don't think you would be able to stream over the internet from mega. The overhead of bandwidth and CPU to decrypt would be far too much
sorry i don’t think i fully understand, is it a matter of too much to stream that i wouldn’t be able to watch very many videos? i have watched some vr videos through a mega folder someone shared before with no problem other than the limit for free accounts.
Depending on the quality of the video the bandwidth requirement would be too much, the internet is not fast enough. If the quality is 4k or lower then you would be able to but it would also defeat the purpose of having a high quality VR headset because you'd be watching reduced quality videos when you could be enjoying 8k videos in high quality.
It depends on quite few things.
I can say from my own experience that some parts of the VR streaming have been a bit bloated. I have Quest 3 and just 802.11ac 5Ghz wireless router in direct view and I cannot see that much difference between using link cable or wireless when even gaming PCVR with the Quest 3 (PC is wired to the same router with 1Gbps connection so that would be limiting the bandwidth more than the lack of the recommended WiFi6).
You can stream VR videos directly from your PC without your PC doing anything, just setup the PC link and DeoVR or whatever player you choose can fetch the videos from your PC and play them on the headset.
Streaming directly from the internet hasn't been a problem for me either, 100/10Mbps broadband and SLR at least works perfectly at 4K (with a bit of buffering but if you expect anything to work without a bit of buffering, IMO the problem is elsewhere), 8K and I need to load balance with my 200/20Mbps phone internet for not needing to basicly download the video.
After all the 4K video at standard quality at 30 fps is just around 50Mbps and VR porn very rarely actually goes for the real VR 4K resolution (as in 4K per eye) but it's just VR 2K (4K frame split in two). So, it's far from as demanding as a lot of people make it sound to be.
so a good pc isn’t required for vr videos? i only have an okayish laptop and i always wondered if i could use it as basically a hard drive for the headset and then play the videos from the laptop on my headset.
You can use XBVR for that, it streams from your computer to the headset. Best results if your laptop is wired with ethernet
If you're using the quest, then the pc doesn't matter. The quest does all the decoding of the video, so the pc would just be where the video is stored. You can take a pretty low end pc and use it as a server just fine. I use a raspberry pi setup as a NAS.
I pretty much do the same. I bought Pigasus on my Quest2, and then share all my videos on the network via windows file sharing (SMB/Samba). Pigasus will see that shared folder and can just play everything off of it.
I also bought Virtual Desktop, but playing videos on that has a slight audio lag that bugs me. It might be my wifi though.