Simple VR Video Player
Watch your videos in virtual reality with Simple VR Video Player, an easy to use video player with full motion control support and an intuitive interface. Simple VR Video Player can play your saved video files with 2D/180°/360° and 3D/SBS/OU support.
Simple VR Video Player is a vr, utilities and video production game
developed and published by simplevr.pro.
Released on July 19th 2016 is available in English only on Windows.
It has received 342 reviews of which 243 were positive and 99 were negative resulting in a rating of 6.7 out of 10. 😐
The game is currently priced at 7.99€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 7 SP1 / 8 / 10
- Processor: Intel i5-4590 or AMD FX 8350 equivalent or greater
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 970 equivalent or greater
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 250 MB available space
- VR Support: SteamVR
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I think I paid $9.99 for this, long ago. I needed it real bad, ya heard, and the free/old whirligig was, like.... whuuut? It still holds up as a easy to use, but also capable VR video player. I'm not an expert, and 360 video is kinda lame anyways, so I don't know much about the alternatives. There's a chance you might still want this. The Vive player didn't have as many options as this (although I did not test 360 there), and Simple Video Player also allows you to change the media framework. It would probably rule the roost, if it were made free, but I'm not an aficionado. Você é dez anos mayumi não clique. [*] ː_Zero_ːːunk_tileːːunk_tileːː_Zero_ːːunk_tileːː_Zero_ːː_Zero_ːː_Zero_ːː_Zero_ːːunk_tileːː_Zero_ːːunk_tileːː_Zero_ːːunk_tileː ː_Zero_ːːunk_tileːːunk_tileːː_Zero_ːːunk_tileːː_Zero_ːːunk_tileːːunk_tileːːunk_tileːːunk_tileːː_Zero_ːːunk_tileːː_Zero_ːːunk_tileː ː_Zero_ːː_Zero_ːː_Zero_ːː_Zero_ːːunk_tileːː_Zero_ːː_Zero_ːː_Zero_ːː_Zero_ːːunk_tileːːunk_tileːː_Zero_ːːunk_tileːːunk_tileː ː_Zero_ːːunk_tileːːunk_tileːː_Zero_ːːunk_tileːː_Zero_ːːunk_tileːːunk_tileːːunk_tileːːunk_tileːːunk_tileːː_Zero_ːːunk_tileːːDaisyGJː ː_Zero_ːːunk_tileːːunk_tileːː_Zero_ːːunk_tileːː_Zero_ːː_Zero_ːː_Zero_ːː_Zero_ːːunk_tileːːunk_tileːː_Zero_ːːunk_tileːːthightsː
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I've just tested this player and I must admit, it's the best VR player around. But I've notices 2 little problems. The File extantion must be written in lower cases like "avi", not "AVI" . Otherwise it woun't find the video. This could be a problem for self made movies because by default many cam corders save the file in upper cases. Maybe this will be fixed some days. Another thing that could be "slow motion" or "Skip to next Frame". Maybe even with the Vive Touchpad by by rotating the finger around. The 180° and 360° view is ok.... looks a bit strange. But the Curved feature is realy great. I also tested 3D Movies. In combination with the curved option it's realy impressive. I've got a Vive and a GeForce 960 and it works great. // Edit: A few month later, this is still the best VR Video Player i've seen. Many features where added, most videos are working. In some Video Files the Audio isn't working. I'm not sure but i think those a videos with multiple audio streams in different languages. I'm realy a big fan of this Video player. I like it to size the 4k videos to realy large and curve it around me Many features where added, like Slow-Motion, Frame per Frame, and way more.... About the price. I think it's to less. Could be a bit more expensive :)
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Some comments first, I hope the developers will read. First of all, thanks to the developers for making the best VR video player on the market. However, while it is the best player, it does NOT yet provide the best EXPERIENCE when whatching movies, and especially 3D movies. The reason is simple: the environments. Only a few environments are available now and none of them is what you want when you watch a (3D) movie. An exception might be the "black" environment, which is similar to what you have when you are in a movie theatre. However, in order to fully "catch" the full depth of a 3D scene, your brain needs to "compare" the scene with som surrounding object...which you don't have in the black environment (nor in any of the other environments). In other words, please, ADD A MOVIE THEATRE ENVIRONMENT! The best would be to exploit the worksop and be able to choose/download any possible available scenario, including movie theatres. In my opinion, "CINEVEO - VR Cinema" offers the best cinema experience so far, and especially for the 3D movies. It features a fully functional multiplayer movie theater in virtual reality, where you can even choose your seat. About the player: - This is the best VR video player on the market - It is really easy to use, powerful, and full of features. Everything you read in the description is true :) - Everything is super intuitive, you don't need any manual - The Saveable 180/360 Settings Unique For Each Video is very useful. However, it should not be limeted for 180°/360° videos only. Also, the size and distance of the screen should be saveable! - By installing LAV codecs and selecting "Directshow" as Video Decoding Engine under Options->Super Advanced Settings, you can basically play every video. - Perfect support and smooth play for 180°,360°,3D SBS/OU videos. - Curved screen is good, but since we are in a "spherical" VR environment, the screen should be a "sperical section" (as in CINEVEO) "Super Sampling Resolution" + "Super Enhanced Mode": this is something really cool. We all know that one cannot expect HD quality when watching movies with VR devices (HTC Vive, Oculus Rift, etc...). The quality is actually very low when compared to a 3D moitor or with the 55" 3D TV in your house :) However, by combining "200% Super Sampling Resolution" + "8X Anti Aliasing" and enabling the "Super Enhanced Mode" I have to admitt the quality greatly improves. Thanks for this super cool feature! MISSING/REQUESTED features: - Please ADD A MOVIE THEATRE ENVIRONMENT! (as in CINEVEO) - add Saveable Settings Unique For Each Video also for NON-180/360 videos - add Saveable or customizeable default values also for screen size and distance - add more environments. Add download of environments from the Steam workshop. - curved screen is good but, "sperical section" screen is best (as in CINEVEO) - add support for online (facebook, youtube, Vimeo, etc...) 3D 180/360 videos That's it for the moment. Thank you and (I apologize for my english, it's not my mother language)
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This is my first Steam review. Trying to get into the habit and wanted to start with a good one. Simple VR Player is, without a doubt, the best VR media player on the market. It beats its competition in nearly every area, and what small problems I have with it are more than offset by the intuitive interface, the graphics options, and the control you have over your UI. Compared to Virtual Desktop, it has: + An intuitive motion interface. You won't really appreciate what a difference this makes until you use it, but once you do, you'll never want to go back to VD. It's easy to move, resize, and angle the screen however you like, and you can do the same with the menu, which is a completely separate floating element. Buttons do what you expect them to do, and the only way I can think to improve it is if they either made the laser pointer brighter or gave an option for touch controls. Honestly, ust the fact that you don't have to Alt-Tab to a separate window just to change settings is a godsend. + Detailed SSAA and MSAA options. Yeah, both. SSAA up to 2.0 and MSAA up to 8x. Plus, the "Super Enhanced" mode adds a touch of contrast and sharpness to the image, which helps combat HMD fuzziness. With my 1070, I have all three options maxed and never drop below 90 FPS. Looks gorgeous. + Screen curvature control. VD only allows you to choose between curved and not-curved. + 3D distance / tilt / height controls. For your Internet research. + Price. Even at full price, Simple is barely more than half the price of VD. With the discount, it's a no-brainer. = Environments. There aren't as many (or as high quality) as in VD yet, but they're (a) all you really need to get going and (b) free. Plus, there's a pure black one! Maybe I'm the only one who really wanted that, but I'm glad it's there. = Easy access to 2D / 3D / SBS / OU. VD has hotkeys, and Simple has buttons. Six o' one. = Can play anything. If the filters you pick can play it, so can the player. - Limited filter selection. VD simply displays whatever program you use to play media, so it can use just about any filter that you can get working on your system. Simple takes more of the responsibility on itself, so it has to have support for the filters. Right now, it offers the Windows built-in, DirectShow (LAV), VLC, and PopMedia. The default is godawful because it always is, and VLC is as middle-of-the-road as usual, but the LAV Filters look fantastic. Still wish I could use mpv, like I do in VD and everywhere else I watch anything. - Only does playback. VD allows you to use your desktop, play most games, and basically do whatever with your computer. If you want to play games on the big screen, either get VD or hope it works with Steam's thing. Since I already bought VD a while back, I'm just going to use it for games and Simple for media. Compared to Whirligig (which I haven't nearly used as much as VD), it has: + Much, MUCH more intuitive interface. Whirligig has probably been the best 3D player out there, but actually using it is practically a case study in bad UX. Simple is...well, simple. + Plays everything, not just 3D. I THINK Whirligig is limited to 3D, but again, I haven't put a lot of use into it. = All 3D controls you need. It's just easier to actually use them with Simple. - A few research companies assume Whirligig, so they have config settings, etc, for it. They could be translated to Simple, I suppose, but that's work. As you can see, Simple wipes the floor with the competition as far as pure media consumption is concerned. VD offers a more full-featured computing experience, but if you just want to watch some bloody movies, Simple's got you covered. I'd welcome a more visible laser pointer and mpv support, but even this initial release makes the other players look like amateur hour.
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All, I just bought this and tried it out. I have to say so far its pretty great. Seems to have all the bells and whistles you could ask for and the interface is clean, easy to navigate and, unlike some of the other video players out there, this one seems built ground up for Vive and is very professionally done. It supports 2D and 3D including FIsheye w/180 or 360 and SBS or OU. I've tried all my VR adult titles and it plays them all nicely. Also, it has brightness, contrast, hue, etc you name it. And it has built in Supersampling and edge sharpening. So.. for $7, this is awesome! Time to say goodbye to my other video players out there.
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