Using the Rift S became an intolerable lottery, in the exact month that newcomers to Oculus VR opened their Christmas gifts, only to discover they had a $400 paperweight instead of a passport to virtual worlds. Suddenly, PCs that worked with the Oculus Rift S without problems started to have USB 3.0 ports that would not work, DisplayPort faulty connections and constant “Restart Your Oculus Software” warnings.
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The problem, though, is that, starting mid-December, many users, from consumers to content creators using the VR headset, have not been able to use their Oculus Rift S to watch movies or do anything else, because a software update forced by Oculus bricked thousands (numbers are not known) of headsets, and Oculus Support has no clue on how or when the problem will be solved. Next this January, its all 3D, with Transformers: The Last Knight (2017), Ghost in the Shell (2017), Terminator Genisys (2015) and Top Gun (1986). If you want to watch Bigscreen’s movies in VR but can not get the Oculus Rift S to work, because of Display Port and USB 3.0 problems, there is a solution, but it does not come from Oculus Support.īigscreen and Paramount Pictures signed a multi-year agreement to distribute movies in Virtual Reality, and the first movies were distributed through the platform mid-December, with a new batch of films being presented this January, including Star Trek Beyond (2016), Star Trek Into Darkness (2013), Transformers: Dark of the Moon (2011) all in 3D, and Interstellar (2014) in 2D.
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