As someone getting into mixed reality myself, this was so useful! I may have to rethink my entire setup, thank you so much for this very detailed guide! :)
You absolute legend. I was having so much trouble getting my mixed reality to work, and now after following this tutorial it is working perfectly. Thank you so much for laying out such detailed and easy to follow instructions. You're a life saver! Love Love!
I loved it - I’m at basic stage barely graduating from Kinect based virtual green screen to using an actual physical green screen ... knew a bunch of the things but learned a lot and I’m very excited to improve my setup - thank you so much for putting this together - I’ll be pointing anyone interested in getting started here first!!
Awesome! I'm a new streamer and got into VR gaming ~ a month ago. I could manage to set up MR streams/videomaking so I definitly wanted to give it a go. You saved me many hours of frustration! Thank you so much, you rock! :)
Oh my god, i thought someone sent me here to watch a tutorial. And it's an actual top quality masterclass on the subject :O Love it, only on 1st episode and have learnt several new things. How is this free is beyond me, Thank You!
This is THE ABSOLUTE BEST and most in depth mixed reality tutorial that I've ever seen on the 'Tube! I learned alot from this, can't wait to try out some new tricks. Keep doing what you do bro, great work! This video most definitely deserves the title "Masterclass"...
Thanks for the advice, you obviously put a lot of work into everything you do, I hope at some point viewers will watch my stuff and think the same thing
Mate, this was a fantastic watch! It answers so many of the questions I get asked regularly so, I will be saving your series of videos to forward to anyone asking how to Mixed Reality
I was just watching episode 2 and then I came here to watch this basics to see if I was missing something when it comes to LIV, and buddy, I learned a lot of side features I wasn't using at all! I'm from VR Esports Brasil, and you can be sure this video is going to change the course of MR in my country! Thank you so much for your content! 👊🏼💥
I'm super excited to have found your channel, this combines many passions for me and I'm looking forward to putting this together! It only dawned on me while watching this tonight, strangely before you even said it explicitly here, the potential for movie-making. Revolutionary!
this is really the best tutorial video ever seen before regarding the MR and quest! Even has some language barrier (as non-english speaking), still tried my best to learn from it! if there were origin subtitle, that would be awesome!
How did this not get a million views already??? Superb video! Explanations are really easy to follow and resulting oitput is incredible And please make a mask for the lighthouse! It is rrally bugging me!
Thank you so much for this video! I'd gotten a handle on the technical side of Liv for doing mixed reality in Tilt Brush with the Quest, but I couldn't find any advice on camera placement for MR capture until I came across your video. I'm looking forward to trying this out with Phasmophobia when my 6800 arrives in a few days and now it'll look even better after watching this.
Getting the camera placement right with a static camera is tricky, because you have to fix it in place long before you get in game, and adjustments are hard. The rule of thirds method does simplify this a lot. Phasmophobia is a tricky one in MR. Relying on a static angle might not produce a better result than just a headset view. Matching the game's dark lighting is also an issue, when you consider how brightly lit you are on a green screen. I have some tricks to solve that which I'll go through in a couple episodes time..
WOW! thank you so much! I pieced my set up based on what I could find equipment wise and info scattered across the internet. Your video covered all of that AND all the stuff I looked at and said "well, maybe I'll understand that setting later" I usually skim videos because I find a large amount of "doesn't apply or not interested" but not this one! I'm currently using LIV iOS with my Quest 2, it auto green screens, but this has inspired me to get a better set up together. Now if you could create a filter to remove children and pets...
@@TougeVR but definitely worth it! i waited for some time for you to show us how you make your videos and the wait was definitely worth it. Thanks a lot and keep doing amazing videos :P
@@TougeVR I just started VR streaming not long ago and was looking for inspiration. Stumbled upon HeyFalcon's channel before hitting up yours. Was very impressed by the quality of his content. Then was absolutely floored and mind blown by yours. I hope you keep up pumping out those contents because I will be the first in line to watch them.
Ok ok 😲🤜🤛 this was proper done thank you so precise and so mentioning the small nuances and why....so may tutorial just tell what do this this this .....but no reasoning and therefore no ability of the watcher to troubleshoot issues because they know what time it is but no idea how the watch actually works thank you my friend appreciate you 🙏
Awesome video, but i can't wait, let me ask, when you are recorded from the front, than behind you, there are'nt any green screen, are there? Then how do you do when you are recorded from the front, that the game is continuously running?
Hi everyone! thanks TougeVR for the masterclass, because IT IS a masterclass. I'm trying to stream mixed reality playing beat saber, but i have some troubles. After setting up everything i open OBS/Twitch studio and i see that everything is perfect, but for those who are watching in twitch, the stream is very, VERY, VERY lag, unwatchable. OBS showed me that a lot of frames were lost/dropped due to the internet. When i made a speed test of my internet (not WIFI) said that i have 900 mbs/s for downloading and 700 mbs/s for uploading, however when i start steamVR, LIV and beat saber my downloading and uploading speed drops to 10 mbs/s and 0,2 mbs/s. Someone told me to downgrade the resolution of beat saber on steam VR, but theres no change. I'm conected to internet using a cable (not WIFI) I'm conected to oculus by a cable too.
I will eventually figure this all out. Did a test run, and watched the recorded video, everything looked and sounded great, unfortunately I was halfway off screen. readjust and recorded 30 mins of game play to cut up and post. No audio that take. I think it took me longer to set up everything than I actually played. lol
You know how with SpinSaber and similar mods you can "move the camera" by slowly spinning the playspace? I *wish* that was a plugin for SteamVR rather than Beat Saber; being able to do it in any game would be amazing!
I may do that at some point, but this series is mainly focused on high quality MR capture, which isn't really possible without a green screen at the moment.
I'm gonna be honest, I've watched this about 10 times already. I need the next episodes!!! Also, how did you get a moving shot with the quest? Like srsly...
Okay i have tried this so many times but ending up with same result that i can´t pick any game in auto mode .. it´s just blank, do i need to have oculus games added somewhere in steam? or am i missing something?
Hi David, I have a GoPro 8 but can find no way of connecting it to the PC, where the PC recognises it. Your gopro had hdmi but the 8 only seems to have USB C - thanks mike
I really like this tutorial but i have some problem with one thing. Maybe you can help me to figure it out.. When i finish to calibrate, the remotes (in LIV) Doesn't fit in the place they should to be (X,Y,Z). I did what the tutorial said, but its still dosent work for me. Ill really appreciate it if you could help me
Usually just adjusting the position will solve it, but sometimes you may also need to tweak the FOV and rotation, depending on how accurate the initial calibration was.
I'm watching the masterclass for the 3rd time, I am learning so much! One question, in minute 10:57 you set the LIV camera to 1920x1200, instead of 1920x1080 like in OBS. Is that correct? Thanks so much, can't wait for part 2
Actualy I think I found a way to do just that by using only a quest 2 and a kinect v2 and a pc of couse. I first taped my left controller to my kinect sensor then I used a modded sdk for the kinect that made a virtual green screen. then I open up obs and install a plugin that lets me set up a virtual cam (I already had this installed) after I set up a virtual cam I started up liv and chose my left controller as my tracker. After that I started the calibration process. Then I opened up another window of obs and selected liv output in the window or gaming capture. Then I just simply hit record. Unfortunately the kinect sdk is buggy and caused me to disappear a lot and the controller would lose tracking the the camrea holder went too far to the side of me. I still thought it was cool enough to share though.
@@NotMasterGamer my method is a fair bit simpler than this. Tutorial for it is coming, it''s just a bit delayed as I've had a lot of trailer work to do recently.
Hi David... I am currently working as DBA.. I am more interested in Mixed technology and planning to switch my career into MR or ER.. As a learner can you guide me with the tutorials or lectures as I want to make my career into this... Basically I want to merge my DBA expertise into MR world. Please suggest...😊
I’m thinking I can just use 2 Elgato Green Screen XL’s and just have my Elgato Facecam Pro zoomed in focusing on just the upper part of my body. That sounds a lot better than painting my whole room chroma key green, and buying a $1200 camera.
I have a question, If I wanna use a camera that uses USB to connect to my computer (like the low budget ones) how would I plug it into a capture card into the computer if the capture card uses an HDMI. So now I got a webcam that cant plug into the card and record the video off of my oculus
I'm having the issue in which OBS displays the game separately from myself within the LIV app. I can't get it display me "In Game" like it's showing for you.
Thank you for these videos! I do have a question about your window cover. What is it and where did you get it? I have one window that I need to cover in my room where the green screen is at.
So is this jsut to allow a 3rd person view or is there a way to mix external camera footage within VR simultaneously? Main application in mind would be to use VR in a flight simulator but be able to see real life tactile controls at the same time. Is that even possible?
This is more about video production than anything else. The term "mixed reality" is getting thrown around for a lot of different things these days. For mixing the real world into your VR headset, something like the Varjo XR3 headset or even the Quest 2 could make this possible, but I haven't seen a good implementation of that yet. The Varjo is definitely closest. I think that's something we'll see in the near future though.
Hello Touge! Sorry to ask: do you have, by any chance, your despill LUT as .cube format? This would help me a lot :) Thanks and congratulations for your videos!
not sure if youll see this as this was posted almost a year ago but i am having issues with OVR - 1 being 'not found HMD so it wont launch at all 2 and the main one being that when i rotate it to get the gameplay on LIV correct it also moves the view inside my headset so while the gameplay is correct angle in LIV it is not on my headset but if i rotate it back or use the room setting function in game the angle goes back to how it was in the first place, im really struggling with this and its making my content look awful :( how do i get the gameplay to rotate in LIV and ONLY LIV? thanks!
Having a lot of issues with the Go Pro Hero 5 you recogmended. The device is not staying charged when plugged into HDMI out and the output source keeps changing sizes on me.
In general, x264 is less compressed than NVENC so the quality is higher. So if it's quality you're after, x264 is more favourable. The difference is especially noticeable when there's a lot of fast moving details in games like Beat Saber. The reason you wouldn't use x264 for streaming is that it's usually too CPU intensive in that scenario and performance will suffer. Depending on your CPU you may find x264 too heavy for recording also, in which case you could offload this to your GPU with NVENC.
@@TougeVR We've been using NVENC for recording but haven't been able to quite find that quality sweet spot... I'll give CPU encoding a shot, thanks for the feedback!
I cannot express how frustrated I am with the calibration part of setting up Mixed Reality. My green screen works great and I have no issues with keying or lighting or any of that. However, I got to the step where you are trying to setup the latency and my entire setup just goes berserk. Whenever I load Beat Saber the game menu loads off to the side or just completely behind me and then the Liv output loads on the opposite end and neither of them are in front of me. I try to rotate one of them using OVR and the other rotates so I rotate the other back and then the original view rotates. It's literally driving me insane and I don 't know what to do about it or how to fix it. Not to mention how incredibly choppy and laggy EVERYTHING is when I'm trying to make adjustments (and I don't have a bad computer, I have no issues with Vr at all until I open my Liv Viewfinder) All I know is I was super excited about making Beat Saber content and now all I want to do is cry & quit.
Could be a range of things giving you issues, but it should be simple! I actually work for LIV now, so if you like hop on the discord discord.gg/liv and post this in the PCVR support section and we’ll get you up and running. If you’re able to record a clip of calibration and where it’s going wrong, that will help a lot.
@TougeVR this is THE tutorial. I just went through it and applied your techniques. The LUT was super helpful. I tried making one in PS, but looked shite. Thank you for this video!
LIV has a stabilised FPV option built in. It's not perfect, but certainly a lot better than not using it. I didn't cover that function of LIV in this video because it's explicitly about Mixed Reality. For the same reason I don't mention avatars.
Hello this is an excellent and well explained video thank you very much , just I few question if you could answear to me will be perfect and I will be very greatfull. At the step of the Capture , when I select the game , I cant find my games that I already purchase in my quest account (as beat saber) , how can I do that?
I used a GoPro 7 for a while. The key to stop overheating is to remove the battery. Not sure about it switching angles, I just set mine to Linear once and it stayed there.
Incredible video, thanks for sharing your knowledge with the world!
How can we use it wirh pirated games
No
Now THIS is high quality content!
As someone getting into mixed reality myself, this was so useful! I may have to rethink my entire setup, thank you so much for this very detailed guide! :)
You absolute legend. I was having so much trouble getting my mixed reality to work, and now after following this tutorial it is working perfectly. Thank you so much for laying out such detailed and easy to follow instructions. You're a life saver! Love Love!
Awesome! You're welcome
This is INSANELY good! Can’t wait for the next episode!
This is a gold mine for anyone attempting to venture into mixed reality. Wish I have found this sooner, I'd spare myself A LOT of trouble.
I loved it - I’m at basic stage barely graduating from Kinect based virtual green screen to using an actual physical green screen ... knew a bunch of the things but learned a lot and I’m very excited to improve my setup - thank you so much for putting this together - I’ll be pointing anyone interested in getting started here first!!
Thanks, glad it was helpful. :)
Just want to say your video is fantastic and I use the despill LUT you provided daily. Thank you so much for this in-depth video! :D
This is my first time to learn XR. I got interested in it just recently. Thank you for this informative video!
That's great to hear. Happy to help :D
Awesome! I'm a new streamer and got into VR gaming ~ a month ago. I could manage to set up MR streams/videomaking so I definitly wanted to give it a go. You saved me many hours of frustration! Thank you so much, you rock! :)
Oh my god, i thought someone sent me here to watch a tutorial. And it's an actual top quality masterclass on the subject :O Love it, only on 1st episode and have learnt several new things. How is this free is beyond me, Thank You!
Exceptionally useful guide. Got it all working in about 4 hours. Going to set this up at our college's STEAM fair for kids. I think they'll go nuts.
Yo that’s awesome, have fun
This is THE ABSOLUTE BEST and most in depth mixed reality tutorial that I've ever seen on the 'Tube! I learned alot from this, can't wait to try out some new tricks. Keep doing what you do bro, great work! This video most definitely deserves the title "Masterclass"...
Thanks. More to come :)
Just great. By far the best and most detailed video tutorial on the web. Thank you for your work.
This was an extremely helpful masterclass! I'll be setting up my Mixed Reality studio this week and this has given me everything I need. Thank you!
You're very welcome
Very informative video!
Great stuff as always brother. Such valuable info presented so well dude 💯
Thanks for the advice, you obviously put a lot of work into everything you do, I hope at some point viewers will watch my stuff and think the same thing
Just great! Even I still learned some tricks! Thank you and looking forward to the next classes!
So many answered questions here! Setting up an art installation, so nice that this isn't just aimed at gamers. Great job
Thanks, glad it was helpful. More to come :)
@@TougeVR Looking forward to it! :)
Mate, this was a fantastic watch! It answers so many of the questions I get asked regularly so, I will be saving your series of videos to forward to anyone asking how to Mixed Reality
amazing content. Really brining my setup to the next level
I was just watching episode 2 and then I came here to watch this basics to see if I was missing something when it comes to LIV, and buddy, I learned a lot of side features I wasn't using at all! I'm from VR Esports Brasil, and you can be sure this video is going to change the course of MR in my country! Thank you so much for your content! 👊🏼💥
🤜🔥
I'm super excited to have found your channel, this combines many passions for me and I'm looking forward to putting this together! It only dawned on me while watching this tonight, strangely before you even said it explicitly here, the potential for movie-making. Revolutionary!
best mixed reality tutorial on TH-cam, thanks so much for sharing all your knowledge! You have a new super fan
Thanks Alex! Episode 2 coming soon too ;)
This is a brilliant video. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and information with this stellar guide.
Very professional tutorial, look forward to the tutorial on mobile SLR camera
What an underrated video! Amazing stuff!
Dude!!! Thanks so much for this video. Your LUT made a night and day difference. Looking forward to the next video(s) :)
Wow! A Masterclass from the Master! Looking forward to watching this! Thanks for creating it!
this is really the best tutorial video ever seen before regarding the MR and quest! Even has some language barrier (as non-english speaking), still tried my best to learn from it!
if there were origin subtitle, that would be awesome!
Subtitles ... I'll see what I can do
Thanks for this video, this helps a lot, this is the best video I have seen on youtube about green screens.
How did this not get a million views already???
Superb video! Explanations are really easy to follow and resulting oitput is incredible
And please make a mask for the lighthouse! It is rrally bugging me!
Thanks :)
I do mask that lighthouse out when I'm actually making a video. You won't see it in any of my recent work 😅
This helped me a lot. looking forward to episode 2!
Dude **** you, the reinvigoration helped XD me and the wife celebrated her 30th, glad I took a look back into it ;)
Good to hear!
This is awesome, thank you! Learned some new things to help with some refining as well!
Thank you so much for this video! I'd gotten a handle on the technical side of Liv for doing mixed reality in Tilt Brush with the Quest, but I couldn't find any advice on camera placement for MR capture until I came across your video. I'm looking forward to trying this out with Phasmophobia when my 6800 arrives in a few days and now it'll look even better after watching this.
Getting the camera placement right with a static camera is tricky, because you have to fix it in place long before you get in game, and adjustments are hard. The rule of thirds method does simplify this a lot.
Phasmophobia is a tricky one in MR. Relying on a static angle might not produce a better result than just a headset view. Matching the game's dark lighting is also an issue, when you consider how brightly lit you are on a green screen. I have some tricks to solve that which I'll go through in a couple episodes time..
awesome video! to the point and professionally executed 👍
WOW! thank you so much! I pieced my set up based on what I could find equipment wise and info scattered across the internet. Your video covered all of that AND all the stuff I looked at and said "well, maybe I'll understand that setting later" I usually skim videos because I find a large amount of "doesn't apply or not interested" but not this one! I'm currently using LIV iOS with my Quest 2, it auto green screens, but this has inspired me to get a better set up together. Now if you could create a filter to remove children and pets...
Great to hear!
Great episode, thanks for sharing all that knowledge!!!... Greetings.
I agree with Liv...this is well done production and tutorial.
your content is way underrated -thank u for sharing your knowledge =)
Wonderful tutorial! Thank you so much.
Ayyyyyyy you finally did it well done
Bruh, this was some work. Hopefully I can make the next episodes shorter 😅
@@TougeVR I could tell LMAO
@@TougeVR but definitely worth it! i waited for some time for you to show us how you make your videos and the wait was definitely worth it. Thanks a lot and keep doing amazing videos :P
Wow! That is extremely helpful. Thanks a lot.
Holy smoke how are you allowed to only have 3k subs?!?!? The production quality of your videos is wow, just wow...
It's probably my upload interval 😅. Quality takes time. But lately I've been doing a lot of work on trailers so I've been uploading even less.
@@TougeVR I just started VR streaming not long ago and was looking for inspiration. Stumbled upon HeyFalcon's channel before hitting up yours. Was very impressed by the quality of his content. Then was absolutely floored and mind blown by yours. I hope you keep up pumping out those contents because I will be the first in line to watch them.
Really Nice Video! Thanks for sharing all the tips and tricks :)
excellent video, the best Mixed Reality tutorial i have ever seen.
Keep up the good work dude, these videos are SOOO good!!
Ok ok 😲🤜🤛 this was proper done thank you so precise and so mentioning the small nuances and why....so may tutorial just tell what do this this this .....but no reasoning and therefore no ability of the watcher to troubleshoot issues because they know what time it is but no idea how the watch actually works thank you my friend appreciate you 🙏
Thank you 😏🤜
@@TougeVR thank you I have a power house of gear software pc power and all and no gas thanks for the gas 😂
awesome stuff! I only have old laptop, webcam, quest 1, and hopes and dreams but I'm down to learn
If your laptop can run VR, it can probably handle mixed reality too!
@@TougeVR yea not sure it can if it struggled running even coop and dead by daylight even on lowest haha
Muito muitooo obrigadoooo, thanks.
vou usar seu vídeo de base pra fazer um brasileiro e por ajudar mais Brs que queiram fazer realidade aumentada
Really useful, amazing job!!
Great video, learned some good stuff.
Life saver
i learn new thing... LUT didnt know that 👍 thx man
Using a LUT to despill is a bit of a crude method, but in the absence of any other despill method it works great.
MY BOOOOYYYY
Super awesome!
Awesome video, but i can't wait, let me ask, when you are recorded from the front, than behind you, there are'nt any green screen, are there? Then how do you do when you are recorded from the front, that the game is continuously running?
wow this is outstanding!
Incredible video, this is the Best Tutorial, thx a lot! / Increible video!!! es el mejor tutorial que eh encontrado! muchas gracias!!!! :D
Hi everyone! thanks TougeVR for the masterclass, because IT IS a masterclass. I'm trying to stream mixed reality playing beat saber, but i have some troubles.
After setting up everything i open OBS/Twitch studio and i see that everything is perfect, but for those who are watching in twitch, the stream is very, VERY, VERY lag, unwatchable.
OBS showed me that a lot of frames were lost/dropped due to the internet.
When i made a speed test of my internet (not WIFI) said that i have 900 mbs/s for downloading and 700 mbs/s for uploading, however when i start steamVR, LIV and beat saber my downloading and uploading speed drops to 10 mbs/s and 0,2 mbs/s.
Someone told me to downgrade the resolution of beat saber on steam VR, but theres no change.
I'm conected to internet using a cable (not WIFI)
I'm conected to oculus by a cable too.
I will eventually figure this all out. Did a test run, and watched the recorded video, everything looked and sounded great, unfortunately I was halfway off screen. readjust and recorded 30 mins of game play to cut up and post. No audio that take. I think it took me longer to set up everything than I actually played. lol
Keep at it, eventually it will be easy and fast.
Thank you for this!
You know how with SpinSaber and similar mods you can "move the camera" by slowly spinning the playspace? I *wish* that was a plugin for SteamVR rather than Beat Saber; being able to do it in any game would be amazing!
oo, I have some more on this soon ;)
Pop into Discord and ask about Rotatoexpress... :)
I did this and I was slightly dissy for more than 5 hours. I would not recommend it. Although the results were awesome
Finally a decent tutorial! ❤️📸❤️📸❤️
Thats really Lit Content . I don´t think that Anybody can do this better.
Wow and you are teaching us for free
You're amazing Touge :)
no u
Thanks so very much!!! The internet needed this so badly!!! Are you gonna do a no-green screen tutorial as well?
I may do that at some point, but this series is mainly focused on high quality MR capture, which isn't really possible without a green screen at the moment.
@@TougeVR roger that. It makes complete sense. Thanks man! Great job!
Excellent tut, kinda making me feel like a pleb on my MR setup lol.
I'm gonna be honest, I've watched this about 10 times already. I need the next episodes!!! Also, how did you get a moving shot with the quest? Like srsly...
Working hard on this!
Okay i have tried this so many times but ending up with same result that i can´t pick any game in auto mode .. it´s just blank, do i need to have oculus games added somewhere in steam? or am i missing something?
LIV is currently only supported in SteamVR, so it requires the SteamVR version of the game.
@@TougeVR oh .. dammit ! i look into it, thank you for answer !
Hi David, I have a GoPro 8 but can find no way of connecting it to the PC, where the PC recognises it. Your gopro had hdmi but the 8 only seems to have USB C - thanks mike
I really like this tutorial but i have some problem with one thing. Maybe you can help me to figure it out..
When i finish to calibrate, the remotes (in LIV)
Doesn't fit in the place they should to be (X,Y,Z).
I did what the tutorial said, but its still dosent work for me.
Ill really appreciate it if you could help me
Usually just adjusting the position will solve it, but sometimes you may also need to tweak the FOV and rotation, depending on how accurate the initial calibration was.
Thank u so much
I'm watching the masterclass for the 3rd time, I am learning so much! One question, in minute 10:57 you set the LIV camera to 1920x1200, instead of 1920x1080 like in OBS. Is that correct? Thanks so much, can't wait for part 2
oh yeah, that was a mistake during recording XD
Excellent 12th May 2023
This is amazing! But I always wanderd if it is possible to have a moving camrea with a rift s or (what i use) a quest
Stay tuned ;)
Actualy I think I found a way to do just that by using only a quest 2 and a kinect v2 and a pc of couse. I first taped my left controller to my kinect sensor then I used a modded sdk for the kinect that made a virtual green screen. then I open up obs and install a plugin that lets me set up a virtual cam (I already had this installed) after I set up a virtual cam I started up liv and chose my left controller as my tracker. After that I started the calibration process. Then I opened up another window of obs and selected liv output in the window or gaming capture. Then I just simply hit record. Unfortunately the kinect sdk is buggy and caused me to disappear a lot and the controller would lose tracking the the camrea holder went too far to the side of me. I still thought it was cool enough to share though.
@@NotMasterGamer my method is a fair bit simpler than this. Tutorial for it is coming, it''s just a bit delayed as I've had a lot of trailer work to do recently.
@@TougeVR oh I cant wait to look forward to this thanks for letting me know.
Hi David...
I am currently working as DBA..
I am more interested in Mixed technology and planning to switch my career into MR or ER..
As a learner can you guide me with the tutorials or lectures as I want to make my career into this...
Basically I want to merge my DBA expertise into MR world.
Please suggest...😊
I’m thinking I can just use 2 Elgato Green Screen XL’s and just have my Elgato Facecam Pro zoomed in focusing on just the upper part of my body. That sounds a lot better than painting my whole room chroma key green, and buying a $1200 camera.
MASTER!!!
I have a question, If I wanna use a camera that uses USB to connect to my computer (like the low budget ones) how would I plug it into a capture card into the computer if the capture card uses an HDMI. So now I got a webcam that cant plug into the card and record the video off of my oculus
USB webcams should be detected just fine by LIV. No need for a capture card in this case.
@@TougeVRIve never used Liv that might be my problem...Thank u
Vídeo bom. ajudou demais!!
I'm using the iPhone 13 Pro as a webcam.Use ivCAM,The latency is acceptable.
I'm having the issue in which OBS displays the game separately from myself within the LIV app. I can't get it display me "In Game" like it's showing for you.
Thank you for these videos! I do have a question about your window cover. What is it and where did you get it? I have one window that I need to cover in my room where the green screen is at.
Hey it's just some thin plywood, with a few studs as reinforcement.
@@TougeVR Thank you!
So is this jsut to allow a 3rd person view or is there a way to mix external camera footage within VR simultaneously? Main application in mind would be to use VR in a flight simulator but be able to see real life tactile controls at the same time. Is that even possible?
This is more about video production than anything else. The term "mixed reality" is getting thrown around for a lot of different things these days.
For mixing the real world into your VR headset, something like the Varjo XR3 headset or even the Quest 2 could make this possible, but I haven't seen a good implementation of that yet. The Varjo is definitely closest. I think that's something we'll see in the near future though.
Does rotating the playspace with OVR Advance Settings affect LIV calibration? Would I need to recalibrate LIV after rotating the playspace?
Nope, doesn't affect calibration.
Hello Touge! Sorry to ask: do you have, by any chance, your despill LUT as .cube format? This would help me a lot :) Thanks and congratulations for your videos!
Hello! Unfortunately I don't have this one as a cube.
Side note - despill is actually built into LIV now! So this LUT is now redundant. :)
@@TougeVR got it! Thanks a lot! I was wondering if this would help on another app, like CapCut, but it only imports cube files... Have a great day!
Will this also work with the Rift S
Sure will
Does it necessarily have to be Rosco Chroma key green paint or can you use any kind of brand?
There’s other brands of video paint out there, Rosco is just one example.
not sure if youll see this as this was posted almost a year ago but i am having issues with OVR - 1 being 'not found HMD so it wont launch at all 2 and the main one being that when i rotate it to get the gameplay on LIV correct it also moves the view inside my headset so while the gameplay is correct angle in LIV it is not on my headset but if i rotate it back or use the room setting function in game the angle goes back to how it was in the first place, im really struggling with this and its making my content look awful :( how do i get the gameplay to rotate in LIV and ONLY LIV? thanks!
Having a lot of issues with the Go Pro Hero 5 you recogmended. The device is not staying charged when plugged into HDMI out and the output source keeps changing sizes on me.
Try removing the battery and running off a good USBC charger.
Hop into Discord and we can dig a little deeper if you like.
@@TougeVR Sure.. The Liv discord? I am BIOHAZRED#5821 😁
Thanks for the excellent guide David! Q: How does CPU encoding provide higher quality over NVENC for recording?
In general, x264 is less compressed than NVENC so the quality is higher. So if it's quality you're after, x264 is more favourable. The difference is especially noticeable when there's a lot of fast moving details in games like Beat Saber.
The reason you wouldn't use x264 for streaming is that it's usually too CPU intensive in that scenario and performance will suffer. Depending on your CPU you may find x264 too heavy for recording also, in which case you could offload this to your GPU with NVENC.
@@TougeVR We've been using NVENC for recording but haven't been able to quite find that quality sweet spot... I'll give CPU encoding a shot, thanks for the feedback!
I cannot express how frustrated I am with the calibration part of setting up Mixed Reality. My green screen works great and I have no issues with keying or lighting or any of that. However, I got to the step where you are trying to setup the latency and my entire setup just goes berserk. Whenever I load Beat Saber the game menu loads off to the side or just completely behind me and then the Liv output loads on the opposite end and neither of them are in front of me. I try to rotate one of them using OVR and the other rotates so I rotate the other back and then the original view rotates. It's literally driving me insane and I don 't know what to do about it or how to fix it. Not to mention how incredibly choppy and laggy EVERYTHING is when I'm trying to make adjustments (and I don't have a bad computer, I have no issues with Vr at all until I open my Liv Viewfinder) All I know is I was super excited about making Beat Saber content and now all I want to do is cry & quit.
Could be a range of things giving you issues, but it should be simple! I actually work for LIV now, so if you like hop on the discord discord.gg/liv and post this in the PCVR support section and we’ll get you up and running. If you’re able to record a clip of calibration and where it’s going wrong, that will help a lot.
If I saw this video 2 days ago I wouldn’t of had to stay up to 2am.
Oh no, I was too late XD
@TougeVR this is THE tutorial. I just went through it and applied your techniques. The LUT was super helpful. I tried making one in PS, but looked shite. Thank you for this video!
How can I stabilise the VR First person view? with WMR or SteamVR, not oculus. The shaking is awful in livestreams.
Thanks in advance
LIV has a stabilised FPV option built in. It's not perfect, but certainly a lot better than not using it.
I didn't cover that function of LIV in this video because it's explicitly about Mixed Reality. For the same reason I don't mention avatars.
Hello this is an excellent and well explained video thank you very much , just I few question if you could answear to me will be perfect and I will be very greatfull. At the step of the Capture , when I select the game , I cant find my games that I already purchase in my quest account (as beat saber) , how can I do that?
They need to be games purchased on the Steam store, running through SteamVR. Quest native or Rift games won't work.
oh! well thank you for your reply@@TougeVR
We have a GoPro 7 and having issues with heat and it keeps switching camera angles by itself during filming, Do you have this issue with the GoPro 5?
I used a GoPro 7 for a while. The key to stop overheating is to remove the battery. Not sure about it switching angles, I just set mine to Linear once and it stayed there.