doublevr Thanks for the reply, it really is high quality, I was surprised its not native 120fps
I find many of the 2+ year old scenes are still the best due to 120fps

Hope you can figure it out, this is one avenue that really makes you stand out as a studio.

    doublevr rerun119 If you look at his comment on different thread,you will see the guy is a wet blanket, he always objected to new ideas,l don't know where his superiority comes from.The development of vr is not perfect because of many factors like graphic cards and softwares, slr just try to improve it with the tools we have now.... Don't disappont us again, you can build you own company if you upset about everything we have.

        @"sheldoncooper"#p52012 Yes, not sure why you keep questioning it
        Deo has a fps counter in menu and its steadily between 100-120 at max quality

        You need a good internet connection though, if you download its 100% smooth and instant buffer like any other vid

        edit: removed your comment?

          I've been toying around with HereSphere and its "FPS boost" feature or whatever it's called. I know it's FaAaKeE, but gets the job done, at least on my Quest 2 paired with some CzechVR 8K releases. I believe they do black frame insertion (noticeable with 30 fps content forced to 120).

          Hopefully SLR can come up with something similar 🤞

            yangbodyn yes , thanks for replying l thought you had not seen that. Maybe l am wrong. As far as l know 90/120fps 6k can only played on the pcvr with good graphic cards (slr blog also said like this).Do you use quest 2 alone or you use VD or Airlink to connect pc? l removed the comment on my own cause l think my question a little naive..https://www.sexlikereal.com/blog/68-enjoy-silky-smooth-90fps-that-perfectly-match-your-90hz-headsets

                sheldoncooper that post is from 2018, at the time 120hz wasn't available yet for Quest 2

                Again: without connecting to pc it works, local videos are buttersmooth, streaming works fine

                  Actually it might be possible to play 8K 120FPS on modern CPU’s in h264. Testing it out.

                  Just so you know it takes over one month to encode such file

                  Also Quest Pro is 90Hz only.
                  Quest 2, Valve Index, Vive Pro2, Pimax are 120Hz

                    doublevr Actually it might be possible to play 8K 120FPS on modern CPU’s in h264. Testing it out.

                    even if it is possible its a bad idea for multiple reasons. those files have no chance of playing smoothly on mobile SoCs used in popular standalone headsets, and the other reasons i will probably get banned for mentioning.

                      4 months later

                      Quest 3 can decode 8k/120Hz using H265 very smoothly (I verified by doing a frame interpolation on an SLR video). As @doublevr mentioned it's crazy how long it takes to render such files (time = money).

                        Iamthemulti The official specs disagree with that and you can be sure that Meta would advertise 8K 120fps support and not 8K 60fps if the Quest 3 could reliably play 8K 120fps.

                            I don't remember ever watching a 30 fps video in vr and thinking.. damn, this is ruined by low FPS... but I absolutely can watch low res vr videos and say damn, this 960p / 1080p / 1200p / 1440p / 1600p VR video looks pretty crappy and I wish it were higher resolution

                            High resolution is much more future-proof than lower res higher fps. And from my experience so far, frame interpolation (making a 30 or 60 fps video into 120fps) is much easier to do with consistently good results.. like basic, simple settings and 1 click.. compared to AI up-scaling that's full of tinkering, testing, comparing and it's still a roll of the dice on whether anything looks better (because it's trying to add detail that doesn't exist at all natively), or some part of the video looks better but another part is ruined, or detail gets washed out and the video starts looking cartoony.

                            Gaming you'd probably want to sacrifice some resolution for frame rate if you can't do both, but I wouldn't with regular video

                              Hairsational it can't do 8192x4096 @ 120Hz but it can do 8000x4000 @ 120Hz, feel free to render a video and test yourself. Make sure you use a fast decode/low latency tune in H265.

                                  TemporaryName I don't remember ever watching a 30 fps video in vr and thinking.. damn, this is ruined by low FPS

                                  30 fps is totally unwatchable trash for me in most cases but maybe people have different tolerences

                                  Iamthemulti it can't do 8192x4096 @ 120Hz but it can do 8000x4000 @ 120Hz, feel free to render a video and test yourself. Make sure you use a fast decode/low latency tune in H265.

                                  Ok sure, so it works for the XR2 gen2 but not in all cases. You need to specifically encode files with encoder features disabled (what the fast decode option does) which lowers the encoding quality. Even then the files won't necessarily be playable on many other devices because every decoder has different limits and most don't officially or unofficially support 8K 120fps.

                                        Hairsational pretty much all VR videos are encoded with that setting, it's a suggestion that is not specific to 8k/120Hz.

                                        6144x3072/120Hz works for Quest 2 if I remember correctly

                                            Iamthemulti pretty much all VR videos are encoded with that setting

                                            Interested to know what makes you think that? I know for a fact that h265 videos encoded by SLR are not encoded with either of those encoder settings you mentioned.