06-09-2015 12:51 PM
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01-05-2016 05:20 PM
"iteleport" wrote:
Thanks for the quick tip on MirrorOp.
I've just tried it here on GearVR-S6-Win8 (one notebook on the network) and the best setup considering latency and visual quality for me was:
- JPEG codec (it's truly necessary or just crashes)
- Quality Low
- Max Resolution Very High
- Remote control disabled
- Audio disabled
Setting up Max Resolution from High to Very High reduced a little the FPS but it pays off for the experience of outside viewers, which can read well all texts that are readable in the VR headset as well.
Then I setup a HDMI cable from notebook to the TV (720p max res) and duplicated screens. It worked pretty decently. I'd say 17-20FPS for the outsiders with great visual quality. The experience on the headset is 60-75FPS at all times.
No doubt putting the Chromecast to work with GearVR just like it does with everything else, very smooth, would be much better. But for now it's the best we've got :geek:
01-06-2016 01:00 PM
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01-10-2016 04:18 PM
"SlaughtrHousJak" wrote:
MirrorOp Sender for Galaxy (Note 5) and MirrorOp Receiver for windows seems to work. The receiver is free, but the sender license is $10. Its free to try with pop up reminders. Sound also seems to work. As far as streaming to Chromecast, I haven't found a solution yet. I'll edit this with a short video shortly.
01-22-2016 06:22 AM
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