VR on Linux

Built on Valve's OpenVR framework, this versatile application accommodates a variety of video formats including regular and stereoscopic videos, with support for equirectangular cube maps, such as YouTube 360 videos. Users can experience content directly in their VR headsets or as an overlay within the SteamVR menu.

The application offers a range of options for video display, from capturing game windows to utilizing a built-in mpv player for seamless playback. With straightforward commands, users can easily switch between different viewing modes including flat, sphere360, and plane. While primarily focused on video playback, future updates are expected to introduce an interactive graphical interface, further enhancing user experience in VR. Overall, vr-video-player pushes the boundaries of immersive content consumption on Linux platforms.