VR for watching iTunes

[t1mmy]

Hi,

I‘ve Googled the hell out of this but can’t find a definitive answer which I’m not taking as a good sign, hopefully you guys can help.

I really want to use a VR headset or similar to watch movies on iTunes as I’m keen to watch movies whilst blocking out all other distractions. Does anyone know of a way to do this?

I‘ve seen options for putting the movies into mp4 files but it seems a bit long winded and I’m hoping for an easier solution.

 

[Deleted member 105093]

Are you using a PCVR headset or a standalone?

 

[t1mmy]

Are you using a PCVR headset or a standalone?

I’m not using either at the moment. I was looking to figure out how it can be done before committing to whatever is the best option.

 

[Deleted member 105093]

Well DeoVR is a pretty versatile app on PC

There is also a native Quest version

DeoVR Quest on Oculus Quest | Oculus

DeoVR is the best-in-class VR video player for all available headsets. Enjoy the best moments of your favorite videos. The built-in VR media browser delivers the best VR content from YouTube and other popular video sites.

www.oculus.com

I`ve used the PC version for MP4 M4V as well as a mix of MKV files. If anything is going to work this would be a good place to start looking.
Good luck

 

[t1mmy]

That’s great, thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

 

[Delvey]

Well DeoVR is a pretty versatile app on PC

There is also a native Quest version

DeoVR Quest on Oculus Quest | Oculus

DeoVR is the best-in-class VR video player for all available headsets. Enjoy the best moments of your favorite videos. The built-in VR media browser delivers the best VR content from YouTube and other popular video sites.

www.oculus.com

I`ve used the PC version for MP4 M4V as well as a mix of MKV files. If anything is going to work this would be a good place to start looking.
Good luck

Can this do 3D movies as well?

 

[Deleted member 105093]

Can this do 3D movies as well?

I don't have my VR set up at the moment, but i do recall it having SBS options. I guess it would come down to the format of the files. Give it a go its free!