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Tissue

Stirling does anyone have any video recommendations that work particularly well with AVP?
Any favorites for example that work with 4XVR player?

Stirling

Tissue 4XVr has worked with every passthough that I have thrown at it so far. On SLR the “SLR Originals” Passthroughs are really good. Really depends on personal taste, but https://www.sexlikereal.com/scenes/hazel-moore-in-your-room-63847 is good for example. The “green screen” and “purple screen” passthrough approaches don’t work as well as the “grey screen” approach - more “halos” and artifacts. Still worth it of the content is of particular interest. Over on VRPorn, “AR Porn” is a good studio. For example https://**********/unveiling-her-dark-side/. Lots of good choices out there, and the player has worked like a charm on all of it for me so far.

Stirling

Tissue The site edited out the competitors url but I am sure you can work it out.

Jjhooke69

@doublevr Can we get the download option for HEVC max quality? The Vision Pro isn’t able to decode the AV1 well enough, its too choppy when played back no matter which app you use. Can we turn on HEVC max quality downloads please? I’m not savvy enough to know if that’s even possible but if it is it would be much appreciated, thank you!

j60009

Sorry for my ignorance, but how does one get Passthrough working on the AVP? I recently got the 4xVR app, and am really impressed by it, but I can't see how passthrough works since the button is always grayed-out on the control panel. I thought Apple blocks users from accessing the cameras anyway.

j60009

j60009 Ah, I see now! I just wasn't loading up passthrough videos before! The passthrough quality is phenomenal! My only complaint is she seems too small. I wish there was a way to increase the size of the image to be true to life. Any suggestions?

harigeharry

Yeah it looks awesome. Too bad, just like @Jjhooke69 above noted, that the AVP doesnt support AV1, so you cant play the latest passthrough vids in the HBR quality.
About the image being too small, I already messaged the developer about it. The thing is that 4XVR implemented a zoom mechanism, pretty much like heresphere, based on your head movement. So if you move forward, the image zooms in and vice versa. However, I hate that and contrary to Herepshere, you can't turn it off. I already asked the developer for a switch to turn it off, not sure if he's going to do it though.

j60009

harigeharry You're absolutely right about the AV1 files on the M2 Vision Pro! Bummer! That said, am I missing something? I downloaded both the "8K Studio Master [HEVC], 52.62 GB" version and the "8K Max Resolution [H.265], 11.46 GB" version of the Melissa Stratton "Melissa In Your Room - HEVC" video as a test, and I can BARELY see any difference in quality. Like, I'm not even completely sure there is any visable difference. I have 2 Gbps up and down fiber and a Deco BE85 mesh system that's all wired together. I also have a Quest 3 that I streamed the video off of the DeoVR app (4000p) that I tested out side by side with the AVP and it's like virtually impossible for me to notice any difference. Like, if there is, nobody's going to notice unless they have them side by side like this. Seriously, what am I missing?! Why would anybody download the 52.62 GB file over the 11.46 GB one? Further, why not just use a Quest 3 since streaming via the DeoVR app is a hundred times better than going through the work of downloading and streaming the video via 4xVR from the computer to the device? Not to mention, the controls and the interactive scripts options using DeoVR. I don't know, maybe I'm doing something wrong?

EDIT: I should add, though, the Apple Vision Pro passthrough is better. If I were to attempt to put as specific a percentage improvement on it as possible, I'd guess 17% - 20% depending on the video. Not sure if that's helpful to anybody, but there it is.

EDIT 2: And I should note that I don't wear glasses, nor do I need them according to my optometrist.

harigeharry

j60009 I guess it's all super subjective. I own the Quest 3 too and sometimes when I put it on, I think "hey this is not even that bad". But then when returning to the AVP I get blown away again. Especially with a HBR video. Like try this one: https://www.sexlikereal.com/scenes/i-want-my-king-47980 and download the 64 GB HVEC HBR file. It just looks so detailed, so real. I would not agree its 'only' 20% better than the Quest, I'd say it's way better, but hard to put a number on it.

For the sake of comparison and just for fun, I'm now also downloading the 12GB and will do some A/B testing. But in general I feel that the HBR files really are substantially more detailed. Those 12 GB vids feel so smoothed out and lack details. Also when I compare to the downloads from ARporn, I always feel underwhelmed, almost to the point that that website leaves me uninterested (and now with their 'ai' ar porn, even more so but that's a different story). Or pretty much any competitor. SLR HBR quality is just really miles ahead IMHO.

dolphin7559

j60009 You won't notice much of a difference by switching back and forth between videos in a video player. That's about the worst way possible to compare video quality. You lose your reference when you do that, and because the differences are only in the finer details, it's not easy to notice them once you've lost that reference and your eyes start adjusting to something else.

The large files are a lot higher quality but the tradeoff between size and quality increase isn't worth it to everyone.

j60009

harigeharry Thanks, I will download that one and let you know what I think. I guess I can't argue with you about the passthrough, because so much of it depends on the lighting. Just for reference, I tested these all out in a room with a ton of sunlight coming through, but no overhead lights turned on. Again, probably not that helpful, haha.

EDIT: And, DAMN, she's hot as hell! Not sure how I ever missed this one, lol!

Tissue

harigeharry
Top pick harry! Do you have an HBR playlist or AVP specific videos that you felt worked best with 4XVR player?

harigeharry

EDIT I had posted some screenshots from within the AVP but honestly it's not a fair comparison if it's not exactly the same frame. Not sure how to do that though.
EDIT2 Did some more A/B-ing with the normal and HBR version, also taking screenshots ("SIRI take screenshot") and I can definitely say that the HBR looks better. It's not a mind trick. It's a subtle difference for sure, but it's definitely there.

The difference between Quest and AVP is way bigger though.

Here are 2 AVP screenshots, they're not exactly the same frame and one has that SIRI thing on her nose. BUT it's pretty illustrative of what I see: https://postimg.cc/gallery/N2zLxCK/2eec2b60

Areas where you can see the difference quite well: eye lids and the upper part of her nose (ignore that SIRI thing). Click on the photos to zoom in a bit.

Again, because they're not the same frame, it's not 100% fair, BUT if you take several screenshots, you see about the same differences every time. The HBR is just a bit more detailed.

harigeharry

dolphin7559 Well I KINDA agree to what you're saying. But the problem is by not really A/B-ing in a fair way (doing it blind) is that our minds do play tricks on us. Especially with audio, most 'audiophiles' are 100% confident that they can hear the difference between a 256kbps mp3 and the uncompressed file, but in a blind test most fail. That's why I do such blind tests for my self too, just to make sure my mind is not playing any tricks on me. If you compare two screenshots and you already know which is the HBR one, your mind will most likely conform to that. But IMHO you should also be able to compare the 2 screenshots without knowing which is which and see which one is the HBR one.

But why I said I KINDA agree with you is that it's actually difficult, because like you say, you'll probably start to lose reference. Yet, you should still be able to see it 🙂

dolphin7559

harigeharry You can easily see the difference between the HBR and the more compressed versions if you compare in a better way though. The difference is usually significant for studios where the HBR version is much larger in size.

SchnuppiLilac Have you ever tried watching on 120Hz for a bit then changing to 60Hz? The flicker should be very apparent.

harigeharry

That being said, again, A/B-ing is actually harder indeed. One eye opener for me was when SLR stopped releasing HBR's for a short while and I kinda got 'used' to their lower quality, at one point I opened a saved older HBR file and almost fell of my chair, only realizing at that point that it was the bitrate difference that caused the different (way better) experience.

I also do know that everybody is different and not everybody will care about the quality difference and some won't even see it at all. Not sure if people here are old enough to remember CRT monitors but if you'd put those at for example 50 HZ, I'd get instantly a headache. I remember a collegue of me who at times would have his 100 hz CRT monitor at 50 hz and he wouldnt even see it and if nobody would tell hem, he'd just continue to work like that. I literaly couldn't watch it, I'd literally see the screen flashing continually, driving me crazy. That made me understand how different we all are when it comes to these things.

SchnuppiLilac

harigeharry There was a study not long ago, showing that the visual temporal resolution and the threshold beyond which people perceive a flickering light as constant varied by as much as 30 Hz (under the specific test conditions). This may explain why I never see any difference between 60, 90 and 120 fps videos, I guess I have slow eyes.

doublevr

Avp gen 2 is the best headset so far. Coming with av1 support.
Can't wait to get deovr app working

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