Trinus VR for Android

The main idea of ​​the Trinus VR program is the visualization of computer games by displaying pictures from a PC or laptop. In the course of work, a budget virtual reality helmet and a regular smartphone are used. The application can broadcast completely different game projects using this technology.

Trinus VR streams video to your Android device, and head tracking to your computer. Thanks to this, you can play your favorite computer games while immersing yourself in Virtual Reality as much as possible. Your Android device must have a virtual reality headset such as Google Cardboard (or any other currently available). You can enjoy a virtual reality experience similar to dedicated systems at a fraction of the cost.

This version has a time limit of 10 minutes at a time (you can run it as many times as you like). Just to make sure it works with your computer, your Android device, and your favorite games. I highly recommend downloading a free trial version before you consider purchasing the full version, as Trinus Gyre may not work with your hardware configuration.

Trinus VR Features

• Wireless video streaming for complete freedom of rotation
• USB video streaming for better performance
• Sensor data transmits turns to your device. Currently supported Mouse emulation, FreeTrack / TrackIR VR protocol or using external tools (opentrack or FreePie)
• Fake 3D (for games that do not support full 3D)
• Correction of distortions for the lenses of a specific VR headset
• Ability to connect direct WiFi connection (no router required). Please note that this option will not work on all systems. Use a router if you have problems with direct WiFi connection
• Limit 10 minutes per session (paid version unlimited)

Virtual reality technology from Odd Sheep developer studio will give users the opportunity to transfer themselves to the world of their favorite video games. Without any technical difficulties, the application can broadcast the gameplay of mastodons such as Skyrim or Grand Theft Auto. However, the list of supported gaming products is not limited, as the display takes place through the headset being used. The software load is taken over by the system and the application itself.