The talk about VR audio often gets me confused as to whether there is any difference with the 3D audio technology? Does this refer to producing audio signals that suit VR content?
Sometime in the future, I think we'll be able to attend concerts via VR technology. It will feel like we're an actual audience member. The technology either isn't there yet or they haven't figured out how to monetize it well.
TheWanderer Messages: 58 Registered: December 2018
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I hope I stick around long enough to see some cool advancements in VR and AR technology. It's been hyped for so long, and while I know I'm not going to be stepping onto the holodeck in this lifetime, I want to see something more advanced than Google Cardboard.
I think the latest standalone VR headset by Oculus called the Oculus Quest is a huge improvement on VR capabilities. Hulu has already put on virtual reality concerts and as the technology continues to grow and improve, so will the audio capabilities.
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