About This Software Reach out and touch your Plex Movies and TV in VR with Plevr. **Requires Vive or Oculus Touch and a Plex account**Features:• Built for Comfort - easily reposition yourself and the screen (even lying down), and make the screen as big as you want (think IMAX)• Full Plex Support - video resume, On Deck, Recently Added, video transcoding, remote servers, multi-section support (NEW in v1.1), subtitle support (NEW in v1.1)• Friends' Content - full access to the libraries of Plex friends• 3D Video - automatically plays both Side-by-Side and Over-Under correctly, through either filenaming or video frame analysis (NEW in v1.1)• Voice Search - search for titles like "Star Wars" across all libraries with just your voice• YouTube/Vimeo Support - supports Plex's Watch Later feature, including 3D videos• Simple Controls - use a single controller as your remote, even for system volume• Environment Support - black void, space, skyscraper roof and luxury apartment• Widget Support - don't lose track of time with the movable digital clock• Room-Scale Support - walk along the rows of your Plex libraryComing Soon:• 360 video support• More environments• More widgets• So much more... 7aa9394dea Title: PlevrGenre: UtilitiesDeveloper:Fervr LabsPublisher:Fervr LabsRelease Date: 8 Mar, 2017 Plevr Crack By Razor1911 Download plevritis lab. plex vr oculus Bearing in mind that this is the first offering since Beat, the software is looking very positive. Added my Movies and TV shows from the deck. I'd like to see more options with regard to the different libraries that I have, and a few simple tidy ups. The interface works pretty well, although it took a few minutes to get used to "flinging" the DVD case like film at the TV to run it. I'd like to see how well it does with side by side, but I'll get around to that at some point.Some added functionality would make this a really nice option while the wife is watching her TV.Liking the first release though.. Overall, its a nice plex player for your VR headset, if you use plex, you might want to give it a shot. It seems to work well so far.. This application has a lot of potential to be a great cinima VR experiance with the power of Plex Media Server behind it. I would like to see the developer colaberate along side the community with a few features later; after the items already in progress get pushed through. Some improvments for the experiance that could work; such as custom room skins, as well as the digital clock, the chair... just for fun. Things like a park with an inflatable screen, lawn chairs, a cinima theater audotorium. The clock; things such as changing the color, or size of the display.Great starting point though. I will continue to use this alot for my 3D films for sure.I would recommend this software for those who want the experiance this offers, it's still quite early in development so it can only get better with your suggestions and feedback here. What it brings to VR, and the upcomming planned improvments from the developer to come.. Right now the software requires a lot of work. The developer seems to be continuing to develop it however in it's current state it's barely usable and as such I cannot recommend it. That said it shows a lot of promise. Specifically1. It needs support for sub titles.2. At the present TV shows libraries do not group episodes together. Voice search and on deck are work arounds to be able to get to what you want but require you to know exactly what you want. I look forward to using Plexvr when these issues get addressed.. The program is not a new idea, except for the fact that it is made with Plex directly in mind. There are a few issues that can restrict what shows and plays on a particular server when Plex will work just fine on any other platform. Definitely a huge pain in the ***. Besides the inability to see all of the content, the simulation that you exist in is barebone. You can change to a couple locations or exist in a black world and you can alter the screen size and location. The enironments themselves feel very, very fake. Over a decade ago I was learning C++ and generated an entire prestine city out of code. It was beautiful, but too perfect and it looked.. well.. generated. That is the only way I can describe the aesthetics. As for controlling everything.. the author really felt touch was the way to go. Remember, this is a "I'm going to sit back in a Lazy Boy and watch a movie" program but for some reason a controller wasn't thought up. To add to the sitting down should be the focus problems, if you are sitting and line up the black "VR Lazy Boy" to your Lazy Boy perfectly you can accidently change the environment with your hands in a resting state on the arm rests. It was really, really annoying to try to figure what madness was happening the first time I wanted to watch something.On top of all of that no one has reviewed this game for well over a month, and the developer is nowhere to be seen. I would HIGHLY DISCOURAGE buying this title until some serious work is done. I got it for 20% off the $9.99 price and still asked for a refund.
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