Viveport Video is your portal into a newer, more immersive way to watch videos. Watch your own favorites, or explore an enormous variety of material from our media partners. Envelop yourself in everything from traditionally-shot short films to sweeping epics designed for total 360˚ views.
And if you are a Viveport INFINITY member, you already have exclusive access to even more video content. Dive in now and start exploring a whole-new video landscape. Caution: watching videos on your phone may never feel satisfying again!
Features: • Local video playback of standard, 3D, 180˚, and 360˚ videos • Streaming video playback of standard, 3D, 180˚, and 360˚ videos from various video channels • A mini-browser interface for mid-video browsing of the streaming catalog • Changeable video formats • Resizing and repositioning of standard video content • Support for both seated and standing experiences • Support multiple audio soundtrack and .srt subtitle format
Best player for the Rifts - by far! Not sure why all the bad reviews here, this player is beyond amazing. More than 300 free videos available, and much more with Infinity. Seems some users had trouble registering for this app, but for a start you don't need to register. Before starting the app, I did register using the Viveport website, and then I could just sign in, no big deal. The Touch controllers work perfectly in this app - and I got highly detailed models of the Rift CV1 Touch controllers depicted inside this app, nice! Now that the once great app Oculus Video has been removed from the Oculus Store, I'm really thankful for HTC to provide this amazing alternative, which isn't a substitute, but even a big improvement! Love the tiny dust particles in the air, and the theater is simply gorgeous. Nice that the screen adapts to the correct format. And several videos are supported in both 2k and 4k. Note that some of the free Vimeo videos don't just show short films, but some of the most amazing short films in the world. Some have even been nominated for Oscars. Thanks HTC! Btw, I tested the app using Rift CV1 ss 2.0 with a RTX 3090, i9 10900K and 32GB ram.
No Controller Support?. Requires you to sign in before you can use the player. Wasn't able to sign in or create an account because there was no way i could interact with the menu(neither mouse nor oculus controllers were registered by the software).
Just a big advertising platform. Before you can use this app, it asks you to sign up with a big banner to your left asking if you want vveport infinity, and it directs you to the viveport website through your web browser, once there, you sign up with all the usual information, then gets you to try to buy viveport infinity once again (with no obvious way to bypass), you click the x in the corner (which blends in with the pop up btw), and you verify your email, it then redirects you to viveport infinity again and asks you to pay, you can now close it down and pop on your VR headset, you open up viveport, sign in, and low and behold, you're sat in a cinema (theatre for the US folks) with a persistent screen to your right advertising viveport infinity, which you cannot remove, it's incredibly distracting 100% of the time, I wouldn't even mind but I only downloaded it to play a sbs movie, and it can't even do that well with no option to switch images for sbs left to right, instead of right to left, useless!
6DOFlite mode is a game changer. The new 6DOFlite mode in the latest update is a potential game changer. It allows for head and even body movement within the video which makes for a more comfortable and realistic viewing experience. But... there's still some work to be done.
Note for the Devs: While I certainly felt a new freedom in being able to move my head and seeing the environment adjust properly, in some videos I would see a dramatic shift (mostly in background elements) even though I had only walked a step or two, which ruined immersion for me. It did not feel realistic. Focus your algorithms on providing a better understanding of depth of space and objects within the scene. Distinction between foreground, middle ground and background components is something that is crucial for immersion.
But kudos for introducing 6DOF video viewing, and I look forward to seeing it develop! You guys are certainly taking the lead here and pushing VR video forward.
More or less excellent. This is a simple and very polished 2D/3D video player. It might not handle all types of content, as I recall it was unable to play avi files. Other than that it makes a great 2d video theater application. It might not have all the options for tweaking 3D videos that aficionados might require. Luckily there are countless other options to try.
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