Watch how the environment seamlessly matches up with the movie. All of this is playing in 3D using a hagibis capture card with a 4K Fire TV Max with the updated May Android XR update. Any movie that I can play on the Fire TV, I can watch in 3D with both eyes receiving the full 1080p resolution, no HSBS or TopBottom which incurs a resolution loss.
With the new May update for the Galaxy XR, I've seen a huge improvement in the game responsiveness while in 3d. There seems to be a huge reduction in input latency when inputting a action and seeing the outcome when it is displayed in 3d. Before, it was several frames behind, so using the camera to look around was not as seamless.
Although the 3d still outputs 30 fps as an output, the input responsiveness is increased to 60 fps so that helps make it ready for games. Currently, any frames more than 30 fps are discarded and that can seem to blur a bit when moving the camera in a third person game, but increasing the camera speed in the settings helps to minimize the blur so it's less noticeable.
I've played Metal Gear Solid Delta from the Playstation 5 in 3d on the Galaxy XR and it actually works very well for the inputs now.
It's a good test to see how well the autospatialization works now in games.
Thank you guys for making the autospatialization much better than my first impression!
I would like to request to add the top and volume up button as a shortcut to turn on and off the autospatialization mode. This makes it so a user can adjust the image to turn on it easier just like how I have it currently set to magnify the screen when I press that shortcut key in the accessibility menu.
For example, while in a game I can turn on the 3d when I'm in a game cinematic and then turn it off while actually playing the game if I prefer to.
It's got that Assassin's Creed Origin vibe. Great game to play in 3d if you've got Vorpx. The amount of texture work and lighting design really makes these older games look so much better than new VR games because of the imagery and artwork of the the game's design.