Virtual reality viewing system, reproduction synchronizing method, and virtual reality viewing program
AssigneeAlpha Code Inc.
InventorsTakuhiro MIZUNO, Yoshitaka NOMURA
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AssigneeAlpha Code Inc.
InventorsTakuhiro MIZUNO, Yoshitaka NOMURA
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This VR viewing system is configured such that an external computer 200 outputs sound from an external speaker 300 while an HMD 100 reproduces a VR moving image by means of a built-in computer. The external computer 200 performs a sound output to the external speaker 300, conducts a master management of a reproduction elapsed time of the VR moving image so as to be synchronized with the sound output, detects a difference between the reproduction elapsed time of the VR moving image by the built-in computer of the HMD 100 and the reproduction elapsed time of the VR moving image undergoing the master management by the external computer 200, and adjusts the reproduction of the VR moving image by the built-in computer so as to eliminate the detected difference.
A virtual reality viewing system in which a plurality of head mounted displays reproduces a moving image by means of a respective built-in computers thereof while one external computer controls reproduction of sub-contents, the system comprising:
A reproduction synchronizing method of synchronizing reproduction of a moving image by means of each of built-in computers of a plurality of head mounted displays and reproduction of sub-contents by means of an one external computer, the method comprising:
A computer-readable virtual reality viewing program which is applied to a built-in computer in a virtual reality viewing system in which a plurality of head mounted displays reproduces a moving image by means of the respective built-in computers thereof while one external computer controls reproduction of sub-contents, the program causing the built-in computer to function as:
A computer-readable virtual reality viewing program which is applied to an external computer in a virtual reality viewing system in which a plurality of head mounted displays reproduces a moving image by means of respective built-in computers thereof while the one external computer controls reproduction of sub-contents, the program causing the external computer to function as:
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