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It would be great to have movie chapter selection (different category of sex scenes) available when playing porn movies locally via DLNA server in the DeoVR app.

Currently watching steaming content in the DeoVR app on Quest2 there's often movie chapter/sex scene category selections available in the playback GUI - blowjob, cowgirl, missionary, handjob, etc. You just click on a selection and it immediately jumps to the appropriate timecode in the video. But this feature isn't available when playing the same downloaded movie locally in the DeoVR app. Even when I use the Subler app (on the Mac) to add my own movie chapters to the movie file, they still don't appear in the DeoVR app.

3 years later

Late to the party I know, but two years later, I found the same "issue". It could (read: should) be a must feature. If I downloaded the mp4 file and left its filename intact, the DeoVR app could easily take the video ID from the filename and also load/cache the metadata like timestamps, actors, and the video description. It's probably just one little JSON file, so they could at least provided an alternative to manually put the JSON file inside the same folder as the mp4 file, and have it all function like watching the video online.

    BursVR We're planning to add support for external metadata files (JSON), but there isn't an ETA just yet.

        doublevr Meanwhile, I made a local web server hosting all of my downloaded videos inside the DeoVR app using info from deovr.com/app/doc 💪 So now I don't even need DLNA, since most of the heavy lifting is done by my web server 😁 I also fetched online video JSONs beforehand, so now everything appears like streaming a video online (even the timestamps!), but it's actually all offline. Except the trailers, previews, thumbnails, and other images that would just waste space on my drive 😝

          AlexSLR Nice to hear that! Looking forward to seeing it in the future. Btw, as the MP4 file type is actually a container rather than an actual video stream, you could just embed the JSON file into it, all done within seconds and without recompressing the video. Your devs just need to extract that metadata, parse it, and map all the info to the app's UI. As a dev myself, shouldn't take much of the effort (if the underlying architecture is done properly).