🎉 Release – VR Video Sync on fun.autoblow.com Now LIVE!

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Log in to fun.autoblow.com and select the VR video tag in the video library.

There are about 20 synced VR videos now live from our partner site RealHotVR, synced for your viewing enjoyment. Even if you don’t have a VR headset, you can still watch those synced videos and also manipulate the video around with your mouse.

This feature is designed to work with Oculus Quest headsets ONLY.

Here’s an FAQ:

Q:How many videos will you have?

A: Currently 21 live, and we will sync 20 more soon. We may add more in the future from other studios, and this will be included as part of our free features on fun.autoblow.com. There will not be thousands of videos there. VR is much harder to steam, much harder to sync, and costs a lot more to license. This is a bonus feature. It’s FREE.

Q:Should I expect the same features and huge VR video sync selection as I would on a paid site?

A: No. We are not charging for this and its designed to give you a taste of whats possible with VR video sync, and meet your basic VR video needs if you don’t want to pay to subscribe to a website that offers this. I’ve tried it with my Oculus Quest 3, and it works perfectly fine for me and has the features I need.

Q: Is this paid? How much does it cost?

A: It’s free. Did I mention this is free and available to any Autoblow Ultra or VacuGlide 2 owner?

Q: Is this going to work with headsets that are not Oculus?

A: It might or might not, but we are only going to make sure it work with Oculus headsets. If it works perfectly with another headset, it is incidental.

Q: Why why why why why?

A: It’s free. Get an Occulus, they’re like $300 and it costs Facebook $500 to make them, and they spent $10 billion developing it. It’s a deal.

Q: Is it going to have the basic features you might expect for VR Video Sync?

A: Yes. If there’s not a feature there, it’s very possible that we’re still working on it. This is a beta release.

Q: Can I upload my own VR video and a script to your video player and sync it with my machine via fun.autoblow.com?

A: Yes, but that feature has not been released yet. It will be released soon.

Your feedback is very important to us. Please give the VR video sync feature a spin and share your experiences here in this thread!

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Tried this feature with vg2. Worked very well overall. I just logged into fun.autoblow.com via the quest browser, selected videos with vr tag and there was a button to enter vr. Worked first try and for a free service with no app install, it’s really good.

My other feedback.

I use my autoblow devices on mobile hotspot wifi which has bandwidth sufficient for playscripts, remote control and flat video on fun.autoblow.com, but it couldn’t manage the datastream for vr videos. This is a me problem and not an autoblow service problem. However, if downloading the video locally was possible, or even allowing it to fully buffer the video wtih playback paused, that could resolve my bandwidth issue.

The video quality offered is a bit low and it would be great if higher resolution was offered. This would exacerbate the bandwidth issue mentioned above, but a download option would also help here.

Thanks for the service and all your hard work on it.

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Hi, glad it was smooth sailing with your Quest and our free VR synced content.

Regarding downloading, I’m afraid conditions of our license with the performers do not allow people to download the videos. Much of that content is only available to their paid OnlyFans subscribers I worked out a deal for us to be able to use it, but only as far as our library goes. The key concern for every one of those performers was whether or not their content could be downloaded, and in the case that it could be downloaded, they would have declined to license to us.

Regarding the quality of the videos, I wonder if the reason you think they were low quality was because of your slow connection. In fact, you were not being served HD quality. That makes more sense to me because the minimum we have is 1080p.And many of them are 4K.

1080 looks great up to a computer monitor size, but 1080 might not look amazing on a 65-inch TV. I prefer to license 4K when I can, but many performers only shoot and edit in 1080. The reason is administrative: it’s much easier and less time-consuming for them to edit their content when it’s 1080. Many performers do not have funds to purchase the latest computers capable of timely 4K video editing.