tVR Preview: VIRTUAL REALITY when HOT, WARM DAY OR WORKOUT with BEAT SABER (Rift, Vive, or WMR)

tVR Preview: VIRTUAL REALITY when HOT, WARM DAY OR WORKOUT with BEAT SABER (Rift, Vive, or WMR): Preview - Subscribe to stay up to date about the release.

Games like VRChat, Beat Saber, Box VR and others can be played on TV when is very warm or having fun with friends in a more relaxed atmosphere ;)

Support major hardware: Oculus Rift, Oculus Rift S, HTC Vive, Valve Index, Windows Mixed Reality. Alternative controllers like Kinect, PS Move, and Joy-Con can be set up on low-end PC.

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Welcome to my channel, Driver4VR! I'm Greg Driver, and I'm here to help you make the most of your virtual reality (VR) hardware & software. My channel's primary focus is providing you with full body tracking solutions using our Driver4VR software. With Driver4VR, you can use a variety of devices as motion controllers with your VR headset, including the PlayStation Move, Kinect, Joy-Con, and even your webcam, enabling you to have a more immersive and engaging VR experience.

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[BrianScotland]

Always thought they would make a good input device, with or without headset

[jbills]

This is a great idea! A lot of these games + apps would work well on the TV, mostly forward facing. I would love to get this working in Driver4VR with my Dell Visor (WMR) - it seems like it would work similar to how you have it set up in the video, but I can't seem to figure out the settings. I think I can sit the headset in front of me, and then perhaps use a controller offset to flip the controllers 180? I probably need to use the Kinect to replace the head tracking. I can't seem to figure it out - how about a quick guide?

[kurierunio]

can i do this with windows mixed reality headset?

[Lucasmcz]

but can i play with no headset required with just controllers?