How does a VR headset work and how it can be used

[@doctorzilla1497]

Wow this video was great! Now I know what is inside my headset lol

[@capster728]

Awesome awesome vid. Thx

[@beautifullybrilliant7542]

First off I'd like to say thank you so much for the video. That what is by far the most straightforward best explained video when it comes to explaining how virtual reality headsets work that I've been able to find so far. And that's saying a lot considering the fact that explaining how VR headsets work even in a nutshell is no easy task. If you don't mind if you have the time please if you could answer one question I'm sure I'm not the only one who wants to know the answer to which is better for all around use watching movies playing games streaming and using for everyday tasks the stand alone VR headset of VR headset that connects to a PC or one that connects like the PlayStation 4 PlayStation 5 headset which is the best choice? So far I am only bought the VR headsets for smartphones. Though I did get myself a basic VR headset off of Amazon as I wanted to get a firsthand impression of this whole VR headset when he was for me so I got your average mid-range still cheap )$30.35 at most shipping with Prime) which did give me first hand idea whether or not it's for me. So now that I know that I like it, I would like your opinion on what's the best choice of headset for all round usage is from watching movies to games to even work. Should I get the Standalone model which I really actually love the idea of or the PC based which one is all around better?

[@beautifullybrilliant7542]

@@LaBaiaDiBen perfect! Thank you so much!!!

[@george3broderick969]

At first i didn’t see the green screen background

[@frogtorwho]

what green screen?

[@manishnadar1092]

Great Video! One question... Half of the people in the world need some kind of vision correction and therefore wear glasses or contact lenses? How is this issue addressed ?

[@blizzardrules]

Hello it is good but which Platform we gotta connect the VR…. *PC PS5 PS4 PS3 PS2 PS1 Nintendo Phone xbox every Version*

[@jamesnoonan9753]

This is a good introduction, and may be useful for investors. I think it seems complicated and expensive if you’re just using a lot of technology, energy, and material, to get an experience that doesn’t compare to exploring the natural world; like going for a walk (which involves smell and more movement and discovery), using microscopes, binoculars, but perhaps it is good for educational purposes for things which are more expensive without VR. PlayStation is probably one of the better one’s for short term I imagine.

[@richardglady3009]

Thank you.

[@josiebobos]

It's still not daily use

[@Kitten-cake]

I need help on how to Hook it up

[@dearvabby8888]

How far away are we from smaller headsets do you think? And VR projectors?

[@hansbrackhaus8017]

Eternally away, unless you want to play in the dark to not get any background light.

[@sunitagautam5480]

Thanks Broo you help me very much

[@gameguy927andboizuru3]

Thx

[@damarisgititu7697]

Can we use one source of the game and viewed by multiple people?

[@LaBaiaDiBen]

If you play pcvr games, you have a video feed on the PC monitor of what you see in the headset. If you use Quest 3 or other standalone headset, you can cast on PC or on a TV what you see in VR

[@damarisgititu7697]

@@LaBaiaDiBen good if we cast to the TV and we use 3D glasses will it work?

[@LaBaiaDiBen]

@damarisgititu7697 no, because on TV you Will cast a flat image

[@Your-local-pan-furry13]

I lost the other remote-

[@herobrine9147]

What does a headset connect to?

[@damarisgititu7697]

To phone either inside the headset box or through Bluetooth

[@magennimrodsharon1611]

do you think the writing with vr keyboard sensors will improve? so as the fingers vr bottun pressing in vr?

[@buzzzplane]

Yes for sure

[@Bunga081]

VR headset🫤

[@nah-nc8cm]

Can I buy your beard

[@LaBaiaDiBen]

No but you can grow your own

[@markstreet7431]

SMH

[@-Cybin]

what language is he talking?