OpenMovieVR
Free AppAbout OpenMovieVR
Did you ever want to watch Big Buck Bunny in 3D but don’t have a giant stereoscopic home cinema? Or maybe you want to visit Franck’s island from Project Gooseberry to watch Cosmos Laundromat there? Now that doesn’t take you more than just a Google Cardboard and your smartphone. Watch your favorite Blender movies in VR!
This app is a work in progress. Mainly we created it just for fun. But if there are people who actually like this app and want to see more, we are totally up for adding more content! Because, you know, fun! So Rate and share this app if you want to see more!
All Open Movie credits go to: http://www.blender.org
All Application Badges
Free
downl.
downl.
Android
4.4+
4.4+
Android app
What are users saying about OpenMovieVR
X
by X####:
by X####:
Probably my favorite cinema app. Very well done with polish and fluidity. I hope in the near future we can watch our own movies in these enviroments!
I
by I####:
by I####:
Great idea to give added value to film this way. AmbiVR!
Z
by Z####:
by Z####:
It's really good.
P
by P####:
by P####:
Blender Rules
by G####:
Wow this is so cool! It'd be nice if you can use any photo sphere as the environment - imagine taking a photo sphere of your room, or your favorite place and watching a movie there. I love the characters that pop up when you look around! So are they the only 3 movies available, or is there a way to pair a movie that I own with an environment in game / photo sphere? An amazing addition would be if you could pair up with others on the same wifi network and have them sit next to you in the virtual space - seeing their heads move. Are there plans to make this Vive compatible...as i'm getting that soon and would love to see what this can do with real nice hardware. One thing that was annoying was the drift. I tried placing my phone down on the table, but the drift was still there. Can you add a listener on the magnetic compass to remove drift? Also, a button press/screen touch should recenter the view. Another option would be to have a centering tendency when the viewer is looking within the bounds of the TV, but not to have it when the viewer is looking around.