I suppose this would be the right place... but what you you mean by 360° video?Is this the right place to ask about 360° videos support? 'Cause I think it would be pretty cool
I suppose this would be the right place... but what you you mean by 360° video?Is this the right place to ask about 360° videos support? 'Cause I think it would be pretty cool
Change your aspect ratio to 32:9 (as a custom ratio).Hi,
I've noticed when watching a 1920 x 1080 SBS 3D video with 16:9 aspect ratio that when viewed through Google Cardboard the 3D effect is surprisingly good but the aspect ratio looks more like 4:3
Is there a setting I am missing that affects this somehow? I use MX for 3D films and VR Player for VR videos. This aspect ratio also changes in VR Player also.
Thank you for helping.
I suppose this would be the right place... but what you you mean by 360° video?
MX Player devs should really consider adding VR support to this great app.
No way as of now. May be in future when VR support is implementedany way to simply ZOOM in SBS side by side videos? right now if i zoom in, it's based from the CENTER of the SBS video which screws up the VR.
anyway to simply implement ZOOM from the center of the SIDE BY SIDE center points?
kudo to this.I want to watch a 2d movie in side by side with my vr headset but don't want the "theatre" effect...I just want to see the content...is that possible?
As far as watching 3D on both phone and TV I think, THINK that it cant be done as cardboard is 3D SBS and TVs are stereoscopic. You also may run into DRM issues. If you own DRM free content you might be better off using a 3rd party app and formatting the movies in the appropriate format (stereoscopic or 3D SBS) then saving your stereoscopic movies to a small usb drive and your 3D SBS to your phone. Keep the USB drive plugged into your bdplayer. Vomiting out useless information anything built on the unity3d platform for a player has the smoothness and quality hands down without heating issues. VAR'S is built on unity3d for its engine, uses EasyMovieTexture for the OpenGL Surface Texture rendering and VLC as the background player. Im sure there are chromecast plugins available for vlc and the basic chromecast support library is available on github a willing programmer on this site might be willing to mod the software if someone wants to be nice to one. There are also VR updates for exoplayer which is the native player for android. There might be a way for a rom developer to include the vr updates in a base rom build of the player along with the standard chromecast support library.... may even be the smoothest solution. I would imagine this setup to be the solutiom with Android N devices and Daydream without actually looking at it. Again DRM is the issue with a lot of the 3D sbs content. As widevine is typically initiated as an application use level setting and not device wide. These are options available to the software developer. I did see a blurb that forcing drm to 3 in unity3d will allow playing the affore mentioned protected content outside its native app. There are also decoders however that sometimes run inside the player that is unique to the player. Castlabs dash player is a good example of this, provider to Vudu for example uses the feature. Outside of that I would wait for Google Play Movies VR updates or whatever app you are currently using. There is a lot that goes on behind the scenes in VR video rendering and a lot of the software providers need to play catchup and have staff brush up on vr then release a perfect player as the consumers will expect. You can see alot of vr support in the works with various players behind the scenes as the support libraries are appearing in the apps.Here are some selected snippets of the requests made in previous threads.
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Google Cardboard, VR, 3D Videos, Half SBS Side-by-side playback of 2D, etc
If you have any questions, comments, suggestions, etc. regarding Google Cardboard, 3D videos, half SBS side-by-
please add vr mode on mx player
If anyone can contact the Developer of MX Player, then ask them to please create a Virtual Reality Cinema mode for MX Player. I believe that this would be the best solution for watching 3D SBS videos with Google Cardboard. For an example of what we are looking for, please look at the YouTube section inside the Google Cardboard app.
Now that Google has released Cardboard, I would love a feature to render regular videos the same way 3D Half SBS is rendered.
Obviously it won't create any 3D effect but it would still give the big screen cinema effect when using Cardboard or Durovis Dive for example.
There is already an app called "Side-By-Side Video Player" but it can't play any of my x264 MKVs, so if MX started supporting this, that'd be great!
What seas1 and I are requesting is simply an option to render the same frame twice, Side-by-side.
PLEASE! guys add anamorph conversion vertical to horizontal. It would be great to watching 3d movies with Google Cardboard (can't post links, i tried) and mx player.
Thanks very much, i hope you'll do it.
Will you work at this feature or not?
i mean, i want player to work as 3D TV. samsung, lg, etc.
when i download 3d mkv to watch it on tv, it can be 2 types of files - horizontal anamorph pair.
and vertical pair
so, hardware 3d TV asked "what pair did you download? vertical or horizontal"
and makes output like this
left_eye_frame1, (left eye on 3d glasses opened, right eye closed)
right_eye_frame1, (left eye on 3d glasses closed, right eye opened)
left_eye_frame2, (left eye on 3d glasses opened, right eye closed)
right_eye_frame2, (left eye on 3d glasses closed, right eye opened)
left_eye_frame3, (left eye on 3d glasses opened, right eye closed)
right_eye_frame3, (left eye on 3d glasses closed, right eye opened)
SO, with google cardboard device (and another same devices) user can watch 3D ONLY with horizontal pair. But vertical seems to be more popular format. And all what i talking about, i ask to do feature - vertical --> horizontal conversion, to watch vertical pair 3d movie in 3d devices like google cardboard.
i hope, i talking understandably.
sorry fo my english, i'm from russia.
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Hi All
I have some side by side (3D) videos on my phone, and Id like to watch them in MX player using my Google cardboard.
At the moment, The video takes up the whole screen, and the field of view of the cardboard is to small to see the whole video.
If I zoom out, It zooms from the middle of the screen, which obviously screws up the image, as it's no longer in the center of your eye.
Id like a way to zoom out from the center of each half of the screen, so the video would split in the middle.
Is this possible?
Thanks,
Tommy