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I just found out about gravity sketch and I'm going to try putting 3d models in it to see the details (so much to do) plus I hope they make a vr violin app because I have one and can't tell what I do wrong. I am doing this comment as i'm watching anyone else notice Alice at 7:44 and the Lindsey Stirling concert was awesome I went to all the vr ones(live way to far).
180° VR SBS porn are my favorite : And you know why? Because even if 3D is a big fail for flat screen, when your watch this kind of content, your first envy will to own a 3D 180° camera !( and may be..having sex...) My phone is able of 8k recording, has 4, 5, 6 lens, but doesn't have two lens for 5,7k 180° recording, what a shame! Ok the quality is quite poor with actual device, FOV with distorsion, not enough bright (even Google Earth, let you dive in a world of...darkness..;Quest is 350 nits? )...need Pancake lens, micro displays, 5k, etc....But for me, VR device has shown that we need to record in 3D now ! Cause it's simply better !
My favorite thing is to watch the traveling videos on Oculus tv in the Quest 2. Some of the titles are "One day in (specific city)". In my rift I like the traveling & food videos in AmazeVr. These videos make me regret that I didnt get a passport till this year but also satisfies, to a certain extent, this deep wanderlust Ive had in me for a while. I cant wait till the world unbans Americans lol.
@@SETHalpine Really wish 3D recording was more common. you always record for either a public video or future to watch back f.e. a wedding or holiday. PS. near admirable Honesty there, especially as you open up your sentence with SBS porn, but can confirm you get the question / people will ask in whisper if they can have a small watch how Pr0n is in VR XD.
I bought a Quest 2 last week, having not touched a game console since the PS3. I am absolutely blown away by the immersive experience. Found this truly helpful channel and want to thank you for the excellent content.
I really enjoy Real VR Fishing. I put on a quiet music playlist, and just sit there fishing for an hour or two. Just as good as meditation. ... and there's no fish smell :p
@@CasandChary Yeah. Nice thing, you can play it as gamy as you want. You can just go somewhere nice and sit there casting not thinking of anything, you can go after achievements and trophies, or you can play for the season leaderboard :)
I so love my PC VR. I use it all the time for gaming and for my Netflix,Stan,Amazon prime,Disney Plus, MP4 etc movies and for Standard PC games with an Xbox controller on Bigscreen VR. So love the cinema bigscreen feel for typical stuff in VR.
Omg, I was at the Lindsey Stirling VR concert and it was amazing! I didn't think I'd be able to get in cause it was so packed but I did. You can even see my little avatar dancing in her YT video xD
I have a love for Egyptology but I can never go to see the pyramids, I don't do well in hot sunshine. Due to a similar but not exactly the same condition like XP, but I was able to download for free a recreation with special camera's. An experience of Queen Nefertiti's burial chamber, I was able to walk around it. And if I clicked on pictures and hieroglyphics, a voice over would tell me about them, and what they meant. Honestly it was fantastic for me, and I hope they do more. I have also had others with Sir David Attenbourough and dinosaurs, looked around a medieval French town. Went on the same ancient scaffolding as Michelangelo, and got to see the Sistine chapel ceiling. And again you can click on pictures and a voice over will tell you about them, Even just had a look around Notre dame back in ancient times from Ubisoft. I never really enjoyed history at school, with flat pictures that didn't really tell you a lot. But with these experiences I learned more than I ever did at school, I hope this is how children eventually get to experience these subjects.....Because it really does "make history come to life".
Exactly this!! It's so much more fun to learn and I think a lot of subjects can be explained way better in a 360 experience. Awesome to hear your experience on this.
Think I saw this one too. So many possibilities for exploration. Pisses me off that the gamer's have a stranglehold on development. I gotta thank them for keeping VR alive but it will never go mainstream without mainstream appeal, most people have enough games to deal with in their real lives. Just imagine what could be done with Hollywood money and expertise? But without mainstream support that potential will never be realized.
@@glenrisk5234 True sadly with these power houses like hollywood, there is that tendancy for greed which ends up ruining a lot of thing. Right now it's a place where smaller companies, and Indie Dev's not just of games are flourishing, which is nice to see. But I think there is a real divirsity, of looking at software and uses outside the gaming space. The military are looking at the software, to help Soldiers suffering from ptsd which can only be a good thing.
Ive literally owned my quest 1 for 6-7 months and have only ever played two demos, super hot and beat saber lol, the rest of the time has been messing around with unity to create all kinds of visual experiences, so much more satisfying
I really enjoy Google Earth VR (via PC Link). It's amazing. With the perspective that only VR can give (flying above a city) I can now really understand the scale of cities for example and specific areas in relation to each other. Next up, I'd love the same for the Moon and Mars.
As an old guy, the potential for VR is just blowing my mind! I can see that the pandemic is creating a great demand and what an opportunity for professionals to up their game. Take Physical Therapy, e.g., and the possibility of creating injury specific apps that will target various muscle groups. Many complain that the home exercises should be done but motivation is commonly difficult to maintain. That is an easy fix in VR. But, if we expand VR's application to trauma of a mental and/or emotional kind...wow! In the hands of capable therapists the possibilities here become very exciting. EMDR in VR for PTSD? There is not much to compare with a real live teacher for instruction but VR can provide a setting that will allow shut-ins to learn or teach in ways not possible currently. It is fascinating to watch the explosion of VR technology applications!
I absolutely love this channel. Glad you're growing at such a good pace! I basically live in Quill. I use medium and gravity sketch too, but Quill, as basic as it is, is amazing. Drawing in 3d space, after using 2d for years is something surreal and magical.
@@gutswithdrip879 VR coasters or 360° videos on youtube (like watching a soccer game or in a racecar) are nice... but i have to say that testing out VR porn was also one of the first things i did once i had the "google cardboard" that i used to watch 3D movies with my phone. It's not like anyone of us owns millions and will have a 3some with russian models and i can tell you... travel VR is nice, but standing somewhere with a awesome view while "something else is going on" was a "very nice experience" that also somehow changed my life.
Most of my time in VR is actually non gaming. I spend 1hr30mins 3-4 times a week playing table tennis VR (on both Quest 2 and PSVR) which has over the last few months saved my sanity during lockdown and kept me fit and healthy now that I cannot play my normal sports as I did pre lockdown. The rest I spend, watching blu rays on PSVR, and playing my 2D Paystation games on a big screen which is quite sensational playing games like Ghost of Tsushima on a big virtual screen. (ok so I lied, I do play games in VR but not VR games, lol). However, my most profound experience was Anne Frank's Museum that I only just experienced on the new Quest 2. It's proabably because I am already a lover of Anne Frank's Diary and had visited her real museum hiding home in Amsterdam. You can't beat visiting the real places that VR simulates but what this VR experience gave, that the real thing couldn't was a sense of simulated ambience of the time, the sound of the environment as it was then, without any other tourists crowding you. I love that VR can offer experiences that we can only dream of. I am an Amateur astronomer and I took particular delight in manoeuvring inside the International Space Station (ISS), docking Apollo 11, driving a Moon buggy on the moon and doing a space walk! Being a cinema-goer I would have also loved the Big Screen films too but most of their movie events are not available in the UK. The unofficial public created ones were very cool to join in until people started throwing popcorn at the screen and causing chaos! I would love to try the VR theatre and pop concerts that you mentioned, sounds fabulous! I hope we get opportunities in UK to experience those. Thanks for a great video as usual.
I bought a link cable but might have to check virtual desktop out latency is my biggest concern but my router is in my gaming room let me know how it goes i get mine in a week
Your VR videos just keep getting better and better. Wow, where have I been all this time? I didn't realize how much stuff you coud do in VR until I watched your channel. You are the VR lady!
I'm pretty new to VR headsets but I already have some experience in 3D graphics and CGI art. I use my Oculus Quest to design things such as rooms and other objects which would be harder to make via PC, designing a room in VR is like designing it in real life with perception of the needing, of space and other factors that cannot be achieved via PC. I then export my sketches to .OBJ ad structure it on PC programs as Blender. I even use some things of Blender with my VR headset, but only for proportions since it is not smooth to work into. Having already something to work on makes the work much simpler.
@@K162KingPin Yeah, but usually lacks quality, but still. its a $200 set. Personally I would recommend an electric drum kit to beginners because you can program sounds and use packs from online. Opens you up to more sounds and neighbors won't be super pissed at you for drumming all the time.
Thank you I'm new to VR bought a Quest 2 it is so immersive it's nice to just go somewhere and experience new places I've found the 'Within' a great app with some quality places. I was quite surprised with rec room too which seems to be supported well with updates. I'm hoping for more support from developers for AAA experiences. Love your videos you have a very soothing voice with enthusiasm for VR
How about carpentry work? Is there a area for that? Not much of a VR head but I thought about the idea you shared regarding learning through VR instead of books. Are there apps that can help people learn better on VR ? Such as surgical apps, carpenter apps like building homes and cabinets, truck driving etc. I've always been curious about buying an occyulus especially for my older son.
For me the "experiences" have been my favorite and most memorable VR moments. I play beatsaber more then anything but so far most of games I've played in VR i just haven't put very much time in them. however the most memorable and amazing like WOW moments I've had in VR is the experiences. And having family over and watching their reactions as they go through the experience is priceless. The Google Spotlight Stories on steam for example are all pretty cool and there are many of them and free. I do hope to see many more experiences and maybe even full length VR movies one day (not 360 movies, those are not great... actual modeled VR movie is what i'm interested in). I do like educational ones too, exploring tombs, Titanic VR was pretty amazing when i played that.
I use FitXR almost daily and am looking forward to the "dance" exercises to be released but the most impactful two you have already mentioned (Driving While Black, Anne Frank) another for me was "Notes on Blindness". Oh, something not really in the same vein but the way that VR has enabled me to connect with people worldwide. Not a skype "connect" when I play with friends in VR no matter where they live there is a presence to it, I find myself turning to talk to their avatar. I know I am missing some things but it's been a rollercoaster 18 months since the moment I saw a whale floating over my hand and danced with a robot!
I do technical support in HVAC/R (heating ventilating air conditioning refrigeration). For years I've sat back, closed my eyes and try to visualize what the guy on the phone is working on. Now, I sometimes use Apple Facetime to see it, if they have it too. I've long thought that VR can be used for this along with training on how to work on the many devices that we have to. I've not heard of this direction by any HVAC manufacturer yet, but would love to be in on it. Perhaps working with a developer. They know VR. I know the object of the project.
You can play VR instruments like drums, piano, ext. You can try VR relaxing apps for meditation. You can attend VR theatre shows played by real actors and make new friends. You can go to VR cinema and talk to new people. You can go to VR concerts and see artists express themselves. You can take VR workout sessions. You can use VR for work meetings. You can visit the whole earth with VR. You can use VR to draw in 3D.
I like to ride roller coasters in my VR Quest. With some good headphones it feels like you're on a ride everytime. It can be other videos but I prefer the apps.
My first VR experience was in 1995, it was vector based shooting game of course yet had a head set & a podium to stand in, as basic as it was the sensation of being transported to another place was there as is today.
Great video! I've been using Spatial but I love Immersive too. My favourite game is Attack on Quest but there is definitely way more than gaming in Oculus Quest since it's a stand-alone. I work out with the boxing and the table tennis app. I really love all your videos because everything is on point and so easy to understand. Thanks for the great content.
Really enjoyed your video -well done ! Maybe you could include in another video how to play your own 360 videos on the Oculus ? Would be a nice idea to share visits to awesome places with friends.
This was excellent. I saw the Driving While Black and Anne Frank documentary shorts and loved them. I wish there was more of that as I’m not a gamer and am leaning toward returning my Oculus due to the lack of interesting apps. But your video is informative and helpful so thanks.
Creating art is my favourite thing to do in VR! Drawing, sculpting and animating. It's so intuitive to work in three dimensions. I get lost for hours making stuff. I hope to have access to a 3D printer soon.
@@marvinoppenheim It's on SideQuest or Steam. I didn't find it that good BTW; real drumming skills (where you use fingers to control sticks) don't translate to it.
Very good video, as an 34yo adult I don't always wanna play video games but rather relax instead, I love VR experiences where you can sit and watch, like Conscious Existence or Ayahuasca Kosmik Journey for educational experiences. I also love to have spaceship experiences like you are in Disneyland, it doesn't always need to be games, or maybe something like dreams where you can just watch it happen, Near Death experiences, schizophrenia, hope they will make more of these things.
Hey girls, that mat you were standing on in the "Working out" segment, at 5:39 - where did you get that? Could you perhaps link it or give me some keywords to search for? Thanks for the great videos :)
since the general public now have access to the Oculus Quest 2 64GB $299 would you remake this video it is so that includes only software that's available for the Quest 2 and does not include side loaded software or PC LINK
I would love to know more about VR on education where the cardboards can be used. Something for skills teacher training such as the Speech trainer app you mentioned on the other video.
I've definitely tried the traveling while black experience but not the VR version yet lol. I'll have to check that out! I like your channel, very helpful and informative!
The VR Concert one is one personally I would LOVE for my band to do but the perform the music we do live would be so intensive (since it's 6 people). We would need AT LEAST 6 VR compatible PCs with a, minimum, one Vive (most ideal if wireless is needed) or Index HMD with 5 Vive Trackers per person along with configuring our "virtual PA" to run everything in sync with our virtual performance. I think we would only need one set of Base Stations but I don't know the supported limit for how many users can be in the same VR Space. Also, how to get the instruments to appear correctly would be very tricky too.
This is such a brilliant video and almost essential for people new to VR and also people who perhaps still don't quite understand the versatility and future of the platform...
Hi! It seems this would be great for Seniors (older people) with things like balance, movement, and learning. Are there these types of VR experiences available?
Most headsets can fit your glasses in while playing but depending on size of frame and there’s a small risk it might scratch the lenses. Some headsets like Quest provide a glasses spacer to give you more space in the headset. You can also get prescription lens adapters, like from widmovr.com/ Chary has these but it may be a little expensive. Sometimes she just plays without any glasses and says it’s fine though. She also has glasses for reading.
Great video for me because I love VR but I'm not really into gaming. I just want to fly. BTW, you mentioned learning a musical instruments.... pleeeease start soon while your young. I left it until I was 54 years old; I coulda been so much better.
*New subscriber here*...I just picked up an Oculus Quest 2 a couple days ago and I was on RUclips looking for videos about the system and came across this video..I love your style and video presentation..its very warm and welcoming.Thanks for all the great info on this awesome headset the Oculus Quest.
I have become quite addicted to VZFit Explorer and can hignly recommend to try it out to anyone who wants to lose some weight exploring the world in their own living room (with the few graphical glitches that are to expect)
Hello Guys quick question when you are wearing glasses using you tube on PSVR IS GREAT compared to quest 2 . The reason on PSVR COMPLETE SCRREN MOVES so you you are not seeing blurry image looking through side of glass . On quest 2 screen is fixed so if you move your head screen doesn’t move so you will see blurry image. Looking through the side glasses. Anybody experienced this ? Any settings on quest 2 . Thanks 😊
If I want to use the headset, for watching films in a cinema environment, do I need to wear earphones or will my family have to listen to the soundtrack as well ?.
Sitting down gigs for tall but sick people like me will be amazing once it takes off. Tried LIVR for live theatre? Have you looked at recording your own 3D or 360 videos? I wonder how easy that is now!
I have just stubbed across this channel today and love it, very helpful and super enjoyable vids! I’m hoping to get my hands on the valve index soon but I am in the upside down land of Australia where we cannot purchase through steam. But where there is a will there is a way!
There has been some testing of the effectiveness of VR training. The existing data shows that on average people retain twice as much of the content for twice as long compared to the next best (non-VR) training alternative.
Oh man, I bet you can do that in VR Chat. Or the next time you date someone in real life: Put them in a VR headset at home and let her try one of the relaxing games. Perfect date ;) I've had friends come over to do that with their dates lol.
Thanks for your content! I keep coming to youtube to update VR news from you. (also from the bald Mike and VRTech, but I personally prefer this channel)
Hello, Very interesting subject. At the moment I am trying to develop small games to teach French and Spanish to our students. It's a very slow process because high schools don't have the budgets to equip themselves with VR. However, I think we will get there.
thank you for making this video. I was introduced to vr with the oculus go , which I thought was fantastic my favorite games were combat coaster and dead and buried. watching movies on the big screen. Now I have the quest 2 and this is truly next level. My first app is tilt brush and its so much fun I stop when the battery runs out heh. I like to create music so I am very interested in what applications for composers may become available. A full studio contained in a head set is what I am really excited about. I know it won't be too long.
Heads up for The Under Presents, Tempest, the show mentioned in the video will be returning for a limited run from November 5th-15th and tickets are on sale now.
Thanks for this video! I love narrative content in VR and I'm sure there will be more. I'm hoping for the equivalent of movies. But it will take a while before this new language takes shape. Every new media at its start consists in some kind of easy entertainment and later becomes more sophisticated. So I'm looking forward to a period of VR film experimentation. It would be cool to hear your app suggestions for narrative VR. Thanks!
Agreed! We need full 360 movies, Avatar style or something would be epic. Have you seen THE LIMIT? www.thelimitvr.com/ This comes closer, but still.. needs a lot of work and it's very short.
That’s the reason I’m considering returning mine. I only find the narrative content worthwhile. With that content being limited, I would rather wait until it’s fleshed out in the future.
I'm absolutely loving all the Tested content on my Quest2. Im a big fan of Adam Savage and the videos are done so well. I've been so disappointed with many of the 180 and 360 videos mostly due to resolution and framerate... also I feel a bit cross-eyed at times if its not done well. For relaxation I've been playing real VR fishing every day its really nice putting symphony music on and casting away.
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Beat saber
I just found out about gravity sketch and I'm going to try putting 3d models in it to see the details (so much to do) plus I hope they make a vr violin app because I have one and can't tell what I do wrong. I am doing this comment as i'm watching anyone else notice Alice at 7:44 and the Lindsey Stirling concert was awesome I went to all the vr ones(live way to far).
180° VR SBS porn are my favorite : And you know why? Because even if 3D is a big fail for flat screen, when your watch this kind of content, your first envy will to own a 3D 180° camera !( and may be..having sex...) My phone is able of 8k recording, has 4, 5, 6 lens, but doesn't have two lens for 5,7k 180° recording, what a shame! Ok the quality is quite poor with actual device, FOV with distorsion, not enough bright (even Google Earth, let you dive in a world of...darkness..;Quest is 350 nits? )...need Pancake lens, micro displays, 5k, etc....But for me, VR device has shown that we need to record in 3D now ! Cause it's simply better !
My favorite thing is to watch the traveling videos on Oculus tv in the Quest 2. Some of the titles are "One day in (specific city)". In my rift I like the traveling & food videos in AmazeVr.
These videos make me regret that I didnt get a passport till this year but also satisfies, to a certain extent, this deep wanderlust Ive had in me for a while. I cant wait till the world unbans Americans lol.
@@SETHalpine Really wish 3D recording was more common. you always record for either a public video or future to watch back f.e. a wedding or holiday. PS. near admirable Honesty there, especially as you open up your sentence with SBS porn, but can confirm you get the question / people will ask in whisper if they can have a small watch how Pr0n is in VR XD.
I bought a Quest 2 last week, having not touched a game console since the PS3. I am absolutely blown away by the immersive experience. Found this truly helpful channel and want to thank you for the excellent content.
100% facts, I've been trying to learn some languages using Mondly VR
What languages are available? O.O I gotta try that.
@@CasandChary I mainly practice Japanese but Hindi, Korean and even Mandarin is available
Where do you get it Mr Hashassin, is it on steam ?
Oh yes I've bought that, hoping it might come to quest 1 and 2.
@@demonhighwayman9403 Yes it's on Steam for less than $10 USD
I really enjoy Real VR Fishing.
I put on a quiet music playlist, and just sit there fishing for an hour or two. Just as good as meditation.
... and there's no fish smell :p
True that! That's a very nice relaxing app too. More gamy too ^^
@@CasandChary Yeah. Nice thing, you can play it as gamy as you want. You can just go somewhere nice and sit there casting not thinking of anything, you can go after achievements and trophies, or you can play for the season leaderboard :)
and no real fish have to die for human entertainment.
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@@urah6510 most people eat them
Great intro to experiences in VR other than gaming! I'm loving my Quest 2 and look forward to trying some of these out.
Have fun!!
@@CasandChary I don’t get it most of these sound like video games but are they just apps
i had no idea there were so many practical applications for VR...great video
I so love my PC VR. I use it all the time for gaming and for my Netflix,Stan,Amazon prime,Disney Plus, MP4 etc movies and for Standard PC games with an Xbox controller on Bigscreen VR. So love the cinema bigscreen feel for typical stuff in VR.
Omg, I was at the Lindsey Stirling VR concert and it was amazing! I didn't think I'd be able to get in cause it was so packed but I did. You can even see my little avatar dancing in her YT video xD
I have a love for Egyptology but I can never go to see the pyramids, I don't do well in hot sunshine. Due to a similar but not exactly the same condition like XP, but I was able to download for free a recreation with special camera's. An experience of Queen Nefertiti's burial chamber, I was able to walk around it. And if I clicked on pictures and hieroglyphics, a voice over would tell me about them, and what they meant. Honestly it was fantastic for me, and I hope they do more. I have also had others with Sir David Attenbourough and dinosaurs, looked around a medieval French town. Went on the same ancient scaffolding as Michelangelo, and got to see the Sistine chapel ceiling. And again you can click on pictures and a voice over will tell you about them, Even just had a look around Notre dame back in ancient times from Ubisoft.
I never really enjoyed history at school, with flat pictures that didn't really tell you a lot. But with these experiences I learned more than I ever did at school, I hope this is how children eventually get to experience these subjects.....Because it really does "make history come to life".
Exactly this!! It's so much more fun to learn and I think a lot of subjects can be explained way better in a 360 experience. Awesome to hear your experience on this.
@Joao Gonzalez Might be this one "Nefertari: Journey to Eternity", it's free, installing it now.
Can you do it in Oculus rift
Think I saw this one too.
So many possibilities for exploration.
Pisses me off that the gamer's have a stranglehold on development.
I gotta thank them for keeping VR alive but it will never go mainstream without mainstream appeal, most people have enough games to deal with in their real lives.
Just imagine what could be done with Hollywood money and expertise?
But without mainstream support that potential will never be realized.
@@glenrisk5234 True sadly with these power houses like hollywood, there is that tendancy for greed which ends up ruining a lot of thing. Right now it's a place where smaller companies, and Indie Dev's not just of games are flourishing, which is nice to see. But I think there is a real divirsity, of looking at software and uses outside the gaming space. The military are looking at the software, to help Soldiers suffering from ptsd which can only be a good thing.
Ive literally owned my quest 1 for 6-7 months and have only ever played two demos, super hot and beat saber lol, the rest of the time has been messing around with unity to create all kinds of visual experiences, so much more satisfying
I was like that too. try Synth Riders. It's the best beat saber alternative. I like it.
@@overdriver99 I'm not a huge gamer mate, still use the quest though
The goal of meditation isn’t to switch off your thoughts .. but to allow them to float away without attaching to them :)
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I really enjoy Google Earth VR (via PC Link). It's amazing. With the perspective that only VR can give (flying above a city) I can now really understand the scale of cities for example and specific areas in relation to each other. Next up, I'd love the same for the Moon and Mars.
As an old guy, the potential for VR is just blowing my mind! I can see that the pandemic is creating a great demand and what an opportunity for professionals to up their game. Take Physical Therapy, e.g., and the possibility of creating injury specific apps that will target various muscle groups. Many complain that the home exercises should be done but motivation is commonly difficult to maintain. That is an easy fix in VR. But, if we expand VR's application to trauma of a mental and/or emotional kind...wow! In the hands of capable therapists the possibilities here become very exciting. EMDR in VR for PTSD? There is not much to compare with a real live teacher for instruction but VR can provide a setting that will allow shut-ins to learn or teach in ways not possible currently. It is fascinating to watch the explosion of VR technology applications!
I absolutely love this channel. Glad you're growing at such a good pace! I basically live in Quill. I use medium and gravity sketch too, but Quill, as basic as it is, is amazing. Drawing in 3d space, after using 2d for years is something surreal and magical.
That sounds pretty fun.
7:35 Google Earth is now available on Quest2 through Oculus link.
Awesome cheers
Great! Now I can “travel while Black” 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿😆😆😆
I can imagine one or two others xD
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@@CasandChary yes
@@gutswithdrip879 VR coasters or 360° videos on youtube (like watching a soccer game or in a racecar) are nice... but i have to say that testing out VR porn was also one of the first things i did once i had the "google cardboard" that i used to watch 3D movies with my phone. It's not like anyone of us owns millions and will have a 3some with russian models and i can tell you... travel VR is nice, but standing somewhere with a awesome view while "something else is going on" was a "very nice experience" that also somehow changed my life.
@@DreaMeRHoLic how was it
Most of my time in VR is actually non gaming. I spend 1hr30mins 3-4 times a week playing table tennis VR (on both Quest 2 and PSVR) which has over the last few months saved my sanity during lockdown and kept me fit and healthy now that I cannot play my normal sports as I did pre lockdown. The rest I spend, watching blu rays on PSVR, and playing my 2D Paystation games on a big screen which is quite sensational playing games like Ghost of Tsushima on a big virtual screen. (ok so I lied, I do play games in VR but not VR games, lol). However, my most profound experience was Anne Frank's Museum that I only just experienced on the new Quest 2. It's proabably because I am already a lover of Anne Frank's Diary and had visited her real museum hiding home in Amsterdam. You can't beat visiting the real places that VR simulates but what this VR experience gave, that the real thing couldn't was a sense of simulated ambience of the time, the sound of the environment as it was then, without any other tourists crowding you. I love that VR can offer experiences that we can only dream of. I am an Amateur astronomer and I took particular delight in manoeuvring inside the International Space Station (ISS), docking Apollo 11, driving a Moon buggy on the moon and doing a space walk! Being a cinema-goer I would have also loved the Big Screen films too but most of their movie events are not available in the UK. The unofficial public created ones were very cool to join in until people started throwing popcorn at the screen and causing chaos! I would love to try the VR theatre and pop concerts that you mentioned, sounds fabulous! I hope we get opportunities in UK to experience those. Thanks for a great video as usual.
My Quest 2 is coming next week and I'm getting a 5GHz router installed in my room this week to play via Virtual Desktop, I'm so excited! Nice vid!
Make sure it's an AC router as well 👍
I bought a link cable but might have to check virtual desktop out latency is my biggest concern but my router is in my gaming room let me know how it goes i get mine in a week
Your VR videos just keep getting better and better. Wow, where have I been all this time? I didn't realize how much stuff you coud do in VR until I watched your channel. You are the VR lady!
I'm pretty new to VR headsets but I already have some experience in 3D graphics and CGI art. I use my Oculus Quest to design things such as rooms and other objects which would be harder to make via PC, designing a room in VR is like designing it in real life with perception of the needing, of space and other factors that cannot be achieved via PC. I then export my sketches to .OBJ ad structure it on PC programs as Blender. I even use some things of Blender with my VR headset, but only for proportions since it is not smooth to work into. Having already something to work on makes the work much simpler.
Short person here, I relate to you Cas. Thank you for the great content!
NO MORE real life concerts! Haha kidding kidding!
Omfg I've wanted to play the drums all my life but they're expensive af. I'm SO excited to try this out.
pawnshop? craigs list? you can get a drum set for like $200 or less, less than a vr headset ez
@@K162KingPin Yeah, but usually lacks quality, but still. its a $200 set. Personally I would recommend an electric drum kit to beginners because you can program sounds and use packs from online. Opens you up to more sounds and neighbors won't be super pissed at you for drumming all the time.
06:01 Imagine walking by a window and all you see is a person doing this 😭😂😆
Thank you I'm new to VR bought a Quest 2 it is so immersive it's nice to just go somewhere and experience new places I've found the 'Within' a great app with some quality places. I was quite surprised with rec room too which seems to be supported well with updates. I'm hoping for more support from developers for AAA experiences. Love your videos you have a very soothing voice with enthusiasm for VR
How about carpentry work? Is there a area for that? Not much of a VR head but I thought about the idea you shared regarding learning through VR instead of books. Are there apps that can help people learn better on VR ? Such as surgical apps, carpenter apps like building homes and cabinets, truck driving etc. I've always been curious about buying an occyulus especially for my older son.
For me the "experiences" have been my favorite and most memorable VR moments. I play beatsaber more then anything but so far most of games I've played in VR i just haven't put very much time in them. however the most memorable and amazing like WOW moments I've had in VR is the experiences. And having family over and watching their reactions as they go through the experience is priceless. The Google Spotlight Stories on steam for example are all pretty cool and there are many of them and free. I do hope to see many more experiences and maybe even full length VR movies one day (not 360 movies, those are not great... actual modeled VR movie is what i'm interested in). I do like educational ones too, exploring tombs, Titanic VR was pretty amazing when i played that.
I use FitXR almost daily and am looking forward to the "dance" exercises to be released but the most impactful two you have already mentioned (Driving While Black, Anne Frank) another for me was "Notes on Blindness".
Oh, something not really in the same vein but the way that VR has enabled me to connect with people worldwide. Not a skype "connect" when I play with friends in VR no matter where they live there is a presence to it, I find myself turning to talk to their avatar.
I know I am missing some things but it's been a rollercoaster 18 months since the moment I saw a whale floating over my hand and danced with a robot!
Thanks for the tips! And yeah, I agree with that presence feeling - it makes it much more real.
Thanks for the video. Yes, you're right, learning with vr can be very interesting and fun for kids !
I do technical support in HVAC/R (heating ventilating air conditioning refrigeration). For years I've sat back, closed my eyes and try to visualize what the guy on the phone is working on. Now, I sometimes use Apple Facetime to see it, if they have it too. I've long thought that VR can be used for this along with training on how to work on the many devices that we have to. I've not heard of this direction by any HVAC manufacturer yet, but would love to be in on it. Perhaps working with a developer. They know VR. I know the object of the project.
You can play VR instruments like drums, piano, ext. You can try VR relaxing apps for meditation. You can attend VR theatre shows played by real actors and make new friends. You can go to VR cinema and talk to new people. You can go to VR concerts and see artists express themselves. You can take VR workout sessions. You can use VR for work meetings. You can visit the whole earth with VR. You can use VR to draw in 3D.
I like to ride roller coasters in my VR Quest. With some good headphones it feels like you're on a ride everytime. It can be other videos but I prefer the apps.
My first VR experience was in 1995, it was vector based shooting game of course yet had a head set & a podium to stand in, as basic as it was the sensation of being transported to another place was there as is today.
The best VR channel on RUclips. Thank you!
Great video! I've been using Spatial but I love Immersive too. My favourite game is Attack on Quest but there is definitely way more than gaming in Oculus Quest since it's a stand-alone. I work out with the boxing and the table tennis app. I really love all your videos because everything is on point and so easy to understand. Thanks for the great content.
Really enjoyed your video -well done ! Maybe you could include in another video how to play your own 360 videos on the Oculus ? Would be a nice idea to share visits to awesome places with friends.
This was excellent. I saw the Driving While Black and Anne Frank documentary shorts and loved them. I wish there was more of that as I’m not a gamer and am leaning toward returning my Oculus due to the lack of interesting apps. But your video is informative and helpful so thanks.
Creating art is my favourite thing to do in VR! Drawing, sculpting and animating. It's so intuitive to work in three dimensions. I get lost for hours making stuff. I hope to have access to a 3D printer soon.
I can't wait for my quest 2 to arrive. I bought in the USA and had someone ship to me to my country where is too expensive.
Welcome to The Matrix in advance! ;)
Same as me i ordered in in America to ship to my country because its too expensive here and im so excited for it to arrive
Do they have VR puzzle games? Simple things for seniors?
I’m a drummer and Paradiddle looks like the real thing; gonna try this out for sure! Amazing that our favorite medium keeps growing like this! 😎
Could not find Paradiddle in Q2 app.
@@marvinoppenheim It's on SideQuest or Steam. I didn't find it that good BTW; real drumming skills (where you use fingers to control sticks) don't translate to it.
Very good video, as an 34yo adult I don't always wanna play video games but rather relax instead, I love VR experiences where you can sit and watch, like Conscious Existence or Ayahuasca Kosmik Journey for educational experiences.
I also love to have spaceship experiences like you are in Disneyland, it doesn't always need to be games, or maybe something like dreams where you can just watch it happen, Near Death experiences, schizophrenia, hope they will make more of these things.
1:39 lol “I really suck at those
Hey girls, that mat you were standing on in the "Working out" segment, at 5:39 - where did you get that? Could you perhaps link it or give me some keywords to search for?
Thanks for the great videos :)
since the general public now have access to the Oculus Quest 2 64GB $299
would you remake this video it is so that includes only software that's available for the Quest 2
and does not include side loaded software or PC LINK
Thanks for this video. I'm super short, too, and I can totally relate to not being able to see even in a theater with stadium seating.
I would love to know more about VR on education where the cardboards can be used. Something for skills teacher training such as the Speech trainer app you mentioned on the other video.
I am beginner in VR!!!!
I've definitely tried the traveling while black experience but not the VR version yet lol. I'll have to check that out! I like your channel, very helpful and informative!
LMBAO
It’s sooo good. It’s like being there. I’m replying a year later so you’ve probably seen it by now. I actually cried.
The VR Concert one is one personally I would LOVE for my band to do but the perform the music we do live would be so intensive (since it's 6 people). We would need AT LEAST 6 VR compatible PCs with a, minimum, one Vive (most ideal if wireless is needed) or Index HMD with 5 Vive Trackers per person along with configuring our "virtual PA" to run everything in sync with our virtual performance. I think we would only need one set of Base Stations but I don't know the supported limit for how many users can be in the same VR Space. Also, how to get the instruments to appear correctly would be very tricky too.
You’re channel is so awesome and you make me really anxious to get my headset at christmas
This is such a brilliant video and almost essential for people new to VR and also people who perhaps still don't quite understand the versatility and future of the platform...
Happy to hear! Hopefully people will send this video to those people and that it'll sell VR to them... 😄
Hi! It seems this would be great for Seniors (older people) with things like balance, movement, and learning. Are there these types of VR experiences available?
This was really helpful, thank you! Been enjoying Quest 2 system, and as soon as I beef up my PC I'll try the Link
You can run Google Earth on the Quest 2 with the Oculus Software and the USB cable ;) Amazing experience!
Thank you Cas & Chary 😄
Your videos are amazing, I liked the way that you show the many possibilities for the vr!
Such a great video. I haven't purchased a VR headset yet, but this has sparked-up my interest in getting one.
That's great to hear! One of the reasons this channel exists is to help with your decision. Let me know if you have any questions.
@@CasandChary Thanks, well the only question (and concern) I have is that I wear glasses for reading. How would that affect using a VR headset ?
Most headsets can fit your glasses in while playing but depending on size of frame and there’s a small risk it might scratch the lenses. Some headsets like Quest provide a glasses spacer to give you more space in the headset. You can also get prescription lens adapters, like from widmovr.com/ Chary has these but it may be a little expensive. Sometimes she just plays without any glasses and says it’s fine though. She also has glasses for reading.
Great video for me because I love VR but I'm not really into gaming. I just want to fly. BTW, you mentioned learning a musical instruments.... pleeeease start soon while your young. I left it until I was 54 years old; I coulda been so much better.
Just got my Quest 2 (right before the price increase). 30 min a day on TRIPP is life changing.
*New subscriber here*...I just picked up an Oculus Quest 2 a couple days ago and I was on RUclips looking for videos about the system and came across this video..I love your style and video presentation..its very warm and welcoming.Thanks for all the great info on this awesome headset the Oculus Quest.
Loved this!
Please do a video on the 3d printing apps specifically!
Finnaly got my vr headset but I cant decided what game to buy any suggestion (don't like guns/ zombie games)
beat saber/gorn/blade and sorcery/vrchat and many more
@@spekerz875 I'll buy beat saber my friend told me
@@cyan1345 good decision
What kind of genre and headset did you get? If you're on Quest, I enjoyed Journey Of The Gods (cute RPG with melee and bow & arrow combat)
@@CasandChary sorry I already bought beat saber
Edit also I got the quest 2
The future is exciting!
I have become quite addicted to VZFit Explorer and can hignly recommend to try it out to anyone who wants to lose some weight exploring the world in their own living room (with the few graphical glitches that are to expect)
I Love VR and I think it’s only getting better
Hey I’m a really big fan. You’ve inspired me to start my own channel and try to become as big as you! :D
Hi I am a Designer, I want to get the Oculus quest 2 soon. I hope to create content for myself and others in the future.
Id Like To See more help VR Apps Like Auto Mechanics Or Pc Tech Showing people How to???? Good Luck I Wish Much Success!
I have been using alcove on the quest. It reminds me of Oculus rooms.
Still haven't tried that one. Good reminder, thanks!
Hello Guys quick question when you are wearing glasses using you tube on PSVR IS GREAT compared to quest 2 . The reason on PSVR COMPLETE SCRREN MOVES so you you are not seeing blurry image looking through side of glass . On quest 2 screen is fixed so if you move your head screen doesn’t move so you will see blurry image. Looking through the side glasses. Anybody experienced this ? Any settings on quest 2 . Thanks 😊
Hello, i have a question. Can i use index controllers with oculus link? oculus link ( quest + pc)
Kingspray Grafitti and Vinyl Reality is soooo cool!
i have only had my quest 2 for week and a tiny dot of dust is behind my left lense how does it get inside and any tips how to remove it
for the 3d print vr designs, do the apps require a 3d printer? or do you have the option to just play around?
Thanks, unfortunately half the stuff mentioned here aren't available for WMR (HP reverb g2)...
If I want to use the headset, for watching films in a cinema environment, do I need to wear earphones or will my family have to listen to the soundtrack as well ?.
Big 🆙 you two WHOOOPWHOOP 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Sitting down gigs for tall but sick people like me will be amazing once it takes off. Tried LIVR for live theatre?
Have you looked at recording your own 3D or 360 videos? I wonder how easy that is now!
Love ur vids keep up the good work
6:26 the guy named dom looks like Jeb from Mojang
I have just stubbed across this channel today and love it, very helpful and super enjoyable vids! I’m hoping to get my hands on the valve index soon but I am in the upside down land of Australia where we cannot purchase through steam. But where there is a will there is a way!
I like to explore in wander.and I bought a quest but I don’t spend enough time to get into it
Love all your videos! ❤
There has been some testing of the effectiveness of VR training. The existing data shows that on average people retain twice as much of the content for twice as long compared to the next best (non-VR) training alternative.
I wonder if you can print out a 3D of yourself??
I have never tried VR to date, I'm guessing that I'm missing out. 😋🤪 like your videos tho.
Oh man, I bet you can do that in VR Chat. Or the next time you date someone in real life: Put them in a VR headset at home and let her try one of the relaxing games. Perfect date ;) I've had friends come over to do that with their dates lol.
@@CasandChary To date as in time, not dating. 🤪😋🤣
The best one is missing from this list.
It’s pretty amazing in 8K...😬
That Co-Work in VR thing, imagine if they could do it for Fun (and Laughs)!!!
Thank you once again for the inspiration. Keep up the great work
That was an excellent informative video. Thanks!
Thanks for your content! I keep coming to youtube to update VR news from you. (also from the bald Mike and VRTech, but I personally prefer this channel)
Drum app is quite good however, you can’t roll the sticks and get a good feel for them
Hello, Very interesting subject.
At the moment I am trying to develop small games to teach French and Spanish to our students. It's a very slow process because high schools don't have the budgets to equip themselves with VR. However, I think we will get there.
thank you for making this video. I was introduced to vr with the oculus go , which I thought was fantastic my favorite games were combat coaster and dead and buried. watching movies on the big screen. Now I have the quest 2 and this is truly next level. My first app is tilt brush and its so much fun I stop when the battery runs out heh. I like to create music so I am very interested in what applications for composers may become available. A full studio contained in a head set is what I am really excited about. I know it won't be too long.
I forgot that you did make 360 video. Would you tell me the update of that setting in 2020 ?
Heads up for The Under Presents, Tempest, the show mentioned in the video will be returning for a limited run from November 5th-15th and tickets are on sale now.
NICE!! Sharing...
Question.. is oculus gonna have an update where we can improve the resolution and hz without having to go into side quest ???
Yes indeed, we don’t know when though, they hinted at the end of the years so far.
Thanks for this video! I love narrative content in VR and I'm sure there will be more. I'm hoping for the equivalent of movies. But it will take a while before this new language takes shape. Every new media at its start consists in some kind of easy entertainment and later becomes more sophisticated. So I'm looking forward to a period of VR film experimentation. It would be cool to hear your app suggestions for narrative VR. Thanks!
Agreed! We need full 360 movies, Avatar style or something would be epic. Have you seen THE LIMIT? www.thelimitvr.com/ This comes closer, but still.. needs a lot of work and it's very short.
Thank you Cas and Chary, I'm going to watch The Limit, and didn't know about it ✨⭐️
Oh well... The film is not available on Oculus standalone. You need Rift, Go or Gear. I'll be more patient
Oh totally sorry! Didn’t realize
That’s the reason I’m considering returning mine. I only find the narrative content worthwhile. With that content being limited, I would rather wait until it’s fleshed out in the future.
You are such an amazing youtuber!!! I don't know how you havent hit 100k!!! (yet)
I'm absolutely loving all the Tested content on my Quest2. Im a big fan of Adam Savage and the videos are done so well. I've been so disappointed with many of the 180 and 360 videos mostly due to resolution and framerate... also I feel a bit cross-eyed at times if its not done well.
For relaxation I've been playing real VR fishing every day its really nice putting symphony music on and casting away.
I’m so looking forward to the future of Vr . 🔥🔥🔥👏👏👏