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The other replies are missing barney54's point: that streamers wearing VR goggles will have their faces obscured. Personally, I'm not sure this will be a big d
by yohui 11y ago
The other replies are missing barney54's point: that streamers wearing VR goggles will have their faces obscured.
Personally, I'm not sure this will be a big deal, since the VR content itself should be more interesting. And if you care, the lower half of the face will still be visible anyway.
- w-ll 11y agoA LOT of facial expression is given off from our eyes and surrounding muscles. What might be cool tho, is being able to stream the complete VR sphere so the viewers could look behind and around and just be within the streamers control.
- Navarr 11y agoYouTube already has 360 degree video. How much bandwidth could 360degree streaming possibly take?
- skykooler 11y ago4 times the bandwidth of regular streaming I would guess - the equivalent of one stream in each direction.
- KnightHawk3 11y agoIf we are talking about the 360 video rig announced a bit back, its more like 8 since we don't have 180 degree FOV cameras.
- w-ll 11y agoYoutube has mono 360 videos and they are build ahead of time, true stream 360 is not out of reach but gonna take a lot more bandwidth.