vr: why the future of tv isn\'t strapping a screen to your face. but, maybe it is.

I was upset when I watched the shark swim around in my safe cage because I didn\'t know exactly where the shark was, but I was never afraid of a computer-generated killer.
Virtual reality can deceive your mind and allow you to accept the feeling that visually surrounds your world, but without the smell of the ocean and the water on your exposed skin, there will always be a distance between you and mortals.
The presence of sharks.
While there are opportunities to share experiences such as being attacked by sharks, robbing banks with Jason Statham, or riding a horror roller coaster --
The roller coaster was very attractive and I was a little-
The discussion function it provides-
Virtual home theater.
I entered a virtual reality environment, watching TV, and immediately filled with the joy of a moment.
I \'ve been excited to try the new PlayStation VR for months
Booked a few months ago.
In my opinion, PlayStationVR is the tipping point product of VR.
This is the first product to provide affordable enough for mainstream users, while also providing a powerful platform for interactive media storytelling.
Is the cheaper price enough to convince the public that virtual reality is not a 3D TV?
Like the technological revolution, we will soon know, but the huge investment in virtual reality technology in Silicon Valley and Hollywood has not stopped.
VR is not entirely about the game, it is sold on the promise of a unique experience.
Pretend to be Batman, drive the car too fast and angry, drive Star Wars X-Wing.
But, just quietly, the experience I crave for a real experience is watching some TV.
The technology used in the PlayStation VR headset was originally developed by Sony\'s efforts to sell personal TV audience headsets five years ago. 2011\'s sexily-
SonyHMZ brand products-
T1 boasted, \"an immersive experience similar to watching a video on a large screen about 150 inch centimeters 12 feet away (750-
About 65 feet virtual screen, virtual viewing distance).
\"Any video streaming platform available on the PlayStation 4 can be viewed through VR headsets.
Netflix, Stan and SBS are on demand.
The user interface for viewing the app is exactly the same as watching the app on TV, and only through the headset will the image appear on a huge rectangle that floats in front of your eyes, the background is black.
In the United States, streaming service Hulu has developed an app for PlayStationVR to take TV viewing to a whole new level.
This is the Hulu app I developed.
After testing, the experience is passionate as soon as the app loads.
I was transported to an interior from my suburban Sydney lounge --
Luxury apartment in the city with a huge TV screen covered on one wall.
The idea of wearing VR headsets in the lounge to be transported to different lounges to watch TV is obviously stupid. It really is.
However, it also provides an incredibly unique viewing experience that should not be too easily overlooked.
At home I have a modest but gorgeous apartment of 55 inch flatscreen at home.
2016, this is a very standard size for the loungeRoom in the House
The room may support a 65 inch panel, but getting bigger really means having to ask some hard questions about exactly how much furniture is needed in the room.
But put on the VR headset with 5-
Several times larger in the room
It\'s never been so positive to watch a new girl episode.
While some VR experiences will take some tricks to give users the feeling of having a body, the Hulu app just puts your self out of the body in the room.
Without a physical self, all you have to do is sit down and watch TV with complete focus.
This means no second time. screening.
While I am now trying to put the phone on the coffee table so that I can focus on my story to the maximum, it is easier said than done.
The reality is that in a boring show, the Twitter app can be loaded in my palm in just a few seconds.
But you can\'t do that with a VR helmet.
Watching TV requires you to take off your helmet completely to watch your phone, which means you can\'t just look at it and know what\'s going on.
This is how watching TV in a virtual reality environment is likely to be an integral part of our future TV viewing.
3D TV never takes off for some reason.
The main reason may be that glasses are an unnatural way of watching TV.
When we watch TV, we rarely notice it completely.
People are doing things like cooking, going to the toilet, or trying to figure out where you put your phone and often get in and out of the room.
When doing this, no one wants to wear glasses.
The vr TV offers additional complexity.
First of all, with at least this generation of PlayStationVR hardware, users are tied to the video game console with a huge black line.
In addition, a ridiculous helmet and screen are tied to your face.
It is not suitable to watch casual TV, and it is not suitable to socialize with your family or friends in the room.
But in terms of focusing and blocking the world, there is no more perfect way to completely hand yourself over to a movie or TV show than to completely remove your body self from the equation.
Of course, watching TV through VR headsets has some major drawbacks.
It does keep you completely away from anything that happens in the room.
It\'s OK if you live alone, but it\'s impractical to be with the people around you.
As I found out, my dog was not entirely attracted by the difficulty he was trying to draw my attention to abdominal friction.
From a technical point of view, watching TV in virtual reality is also difficult in the eyes.
Whether it\'s late at night or not that causes eye fatigue, the half hour of sitcom feels like a few hours in front of a computer screen.
In addition, the quality of the video is not as good as watching it on normal TV.
As technology advances, it is possible that both issues will be corrected.
It\'s hard to say how often I want to watch TV this way, but I can see it\'s a try
By the next time I watch a serious movie, there are some slow moments that can easily lead to distraction.
Also, because the form factor encourages the use of headphones, it is a great solution to keep the rest of the family from waking up.
Now, the technology may not be practical and very counter-productive.
But it has a promise.
Like many of us watch TV today (
Usually a mix of radio, video on demand and some subscription video on demand)
Unlike the way we watched TV ten years ago, we are not sure how we will watch TV in ten years.
But it does highlight one possible way that we might be in contact with the TV screen in the future: tie it to the face.
* Check out the theSBS VR page for some of the great VR experiences that give you a better idea of the world.
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