Stereoscopic 3D Casting Support for 3D TVs/Monitors
I’ve been thoroughly enjoying my Meta Quest 3, especially the ability to cast my VR experiences to a TV to share with others. However, I believe adding stereoscopic 3D casting (Side-by-Side or Top-Bottom) would greatly enhance the shared viewing experience for 3D-capable TVs and monitors. This feature would allow viewers to enjoy VR content in 3D, offering a deeper and more immersive experience for games, videos, and other applications that utilize depth. The technical feasibility seems within reach for the following reasons: No significant bandwidth impact: Stereoscopic 3D casting would simply involve reducing the resolution in the horizontal or vertical direction (depending on the 3D format), without adding much overhead in terms of network bandwidth. TV support isn’t a major concern: Even on non-3D TVs, Side-by-Side (SBS) or Top-Bottom (TB) 3D content is still viewable, albeit without the 3D effect. This means the feature could be available universally without causing issues for users with regular TVs. Architecture: The key challenge lies in introducing an additional casting option alongside the existing 2D output. This would require some UI/UX updates to allow users to select between casting in 2D or stereoscopic 3D. However, the stereoscopic 3D information is already being rendered in VR, so leveraging that for casting should be achievable. I believe this would be a valuable addition to the Quest experience, particularly for users who own 3D displays and want to share VR content in a more immersive way, though the side by side videos could also be enjoyed from within the headset, or those of your friends!
3d animation video content sell as app
Hello, I'm working on an immersive animation in 360 stereoscopic, I intend to sell it at the oculus store, I developed an app, which basically is a main room where the user can see information about the film and choose subtitles, (English and Chinese) and another where the animation plays, everything is working perfectly, but I have several doubts. 1 - the app was developed at unity. I can put the embed video on the app. and so I believe the app will be around 8 gigs in size. what I think shouldn't be a problem. I could put the video on a private host of mine and the app stream the video on the app, is this allowed by oculus or recommended? but there if the user has a bad internet I run the risk of the user experience not being good. 2 - 2 - if it is allowed to use an external host to play my animations. how would I go about placing a purchasing system? where would a scene from unity pull other scenes with the content? 3 - I currently think about putting an animation per app. where the app would be sold. my only doubt is if i put the video in the app or the app streams the video from a private host. what oculus would recommend?