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My two cents on Vive after a short experience: 1. Video quality is better than google cardboard, but not much. Yeah, I am surprised too. 2. Headset and Control
by chj 10y ago
My two cents on Vive after a short experience:
1. Video quality is better than google cardboard, but not much. Yeah, I am surprised too.
2. Headset and Control don't fit very well, at least for me.
3. You need a large empty room. Otherwise I can see myself running into things.
Bottom line: no way I am going to buy this.
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- jobigoud 10y agoThe problem with video quality (if you are referring to stereoscopic 360 video) is coming from the content, not the headset. To make a video that leverages the GearVR pixel density for example, you need 6000x1500px. Per eye. Videos are usually a far cry from that. H.264 encoders won't even let you encode it.
- chj 10y agoI am referring to games. I only tried two though.