VR

[asianbooblover]

Ashamed to admit, but I am completely clueless on VR. My question is, how can I watch VR on my MacBook Pro computer-it's 3-4 years old. It appears that all the vr goggles are made to view VR on a cell phone, but I want to view on my laptop. Also, 3D- found some JAV on the web downloaded a 3D player and bought some cheap red/blue goggles- no soap. If anyone cares to reply, I would appreciate it.

 

[Casshern2]

We care around here

Unless I’m horribly wrong there is so far no immediate plans for Oculus, anyway, to be Mac compatible. Other than that, Vive is supposedly coming to the Mac this year, I believe. And of course, phone versions, but you don’t want that. I don’t know how you can view VR on a Mac, really.

Once you get things figured out, though, hop over to the buzzing VR threads below. Maybe read around it and see if anyone is using a Mac at all, I really don’t remember seeing it, though.

Cheers

https://www.akiba-online.com/threads/immersive-3d-content-and-enthusiasts-oh-boy.1680218/

 

[asianbooblover]

Casshern2 - thanks very much. That seems to be what I have found online, but wanted to check before I invest in anything. I will check that thread.

 

[IceGuyver]

At the moment I don't know of any VF headset that is compatible with any Mac system. I would recommend that you purchase a cheap VR headset that is compatible with your mobile device.

 

[chazz00]

Another way to go:

The Oculas Go (64 GB) is available now for around $250 US. It pairs with both android or apple phones. https://www.oculus.com/go/. Download a VR title, set the theater on 180/3D and be amazed at how real the actress is right in front of you.

It can only get better.