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Stereoscopic Player has the capabilities of running the video file side by side for both eyes to focus on to faux a 3D perspective.
I believe all it would take is for someone more experience than I am with these things to download the viewer and work his or her magic to force “SP” to run with VorpX and send the “channels” to each eye.
VorpX can display a game in “cinema mode” and it looks totally 3D on the virtual screen. It can’t be a far cry to do it with a video player, or even one that already has the means to split left and right video “channels”
For a free stereoscopic player, Deo VR is the best one imo.
Does Deo VR have the option to load the same file twice for the left and right eye? or does it split the video for both eyes automatically?
Stereoscopic Player is free… but it doesn’t activate anything with the Rift S, like it likely did with the original model.
I want to be able to… for the lack of a better term… force… the vids into a 3D type viewing.
I know this isn’t a game… but it’s a “Wish” nonetheless…
I found a stereoscopic video player that I’m hoping something can be done to make it work like the VLC Media Player profile.The player had support for the old Oculus Rift. Supposedly after you load a “left” and “right” video file, (same file for both) you can choose “Oculus Rift” as a Viewing Method… but it doesn’t activate the Rift S! All it does is split the signal into two lens sized videos playing side by side in a window on the monitor. It’s simply called Stereoscopic Player.
URL for it is: http://www.3dtv.at/Downloads/Index_en.aspxI tried to clone the VLC profile already in the list and replaced the EXE for the player, but it wouldn’t work.
…but vorpX cannot convert 2D movies into 3D movies. That is limited to games.
That would be a great “would be nice” feature to have.
I glanced over the Essential Hints at one point, just looked it over again. I read the section for Z3D and G3D. General settings tab doesn’t show an option to enable it, unless it’s found on the in-game menu after launching?
Hmmm… Alright, I’ll look into what you suggested. just a couple questions though…
Where do I find the Z3D option?And in along with everything you’ve said, would it not -also- eat up some resources from the card for the game to be running through both the monitor and Rift? Essentially it’s splitting the video signal 3 ways, yes? 2 to the eyes and 1 to the monitor.