VR Panel speakers wanted
 

Hi Guys,

we are looking for qualified VR panel and roundtable speakers @gaelicwwwconference.com

So if you are the one we are looking for, please contact us.

Thanks,

Roland

I can speak for 60 minutes why VR is already "dead in the water"...:2 cents:

You are very welcome ;-)

.... And I thought the Irish had a sense humour :thumbsup

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...ty-headset.jpg

NOOOOOOOOO................. we still need to monetize it for a while :helpme

LOL I know VR seems gimmicky... and right now it most certainly is

but I've seen some of the VR goggles 'dropping' over the next 2-3 years

it's going to be the size of a pair of shades

and the gaming, forget about it.

Gaming and Porn go together like 'peas and carrots' kill some zombies, then have a virtual threesome.. it is COMING

Definitely much smaller :1orglaugh then above

http://blog.pff.org/archives/virtual...y%20helmut.jpg

It is not about watching it but about producing it properly....that is where the failure is.

HAHA

100% agree with you. If you do not edit the scenes properly the user gets a headache, can get nauseas etc. At VR3000 we were tech nerds first and producers second. We use pros for the shooting then we are meticulous about making the scene perfect for the user.

that's why they will tell you a VR scene costs $6000+ to do right... all in the editing;-)

Well then it is not dead in the water it just needs to be skillfully produced. Quite a different scenario wouldn't you say?

As Andy said above if you can spring 6K for scene plus the talent.... And you have not yet removed the cables, light stands, left overs from lunch, hawkers and crew...maybe on a good day lets say 10 K to recoup.. Then hey a big future in that gadget.... And for adult ? It is tough to jackoff with a " bucket" ( or paper box) on your head...Anyway lets check this thread a year from now as all the 3D threads from 2011... Then we will have a good laugh.

I would disagree that the cost for every scene is $6k. I am sure they spend more than I do because they make male/female shoots. I can also tell you we are about 2 months away from edging into the black after dropping a pretty penny in terms of equipment. The conversion ratios for YanksVR are the best in our portfolio right now and there are still alot of drive-bys in terms of traffic.

Cleaning up the background of the scene is day one stuff. We are talking about professionals here right? Anyway, for the most part those would be issues you would have with 360 not the VR that is primarily being sold right now. And even 360 can be edited fairly easily.

In the next year cost will drop on video cards, headsets and production equipment.

What you need to sell VR either really good mind blowing content or really good content that extends a brand into the space. Our stuff is really good, and the next version will be mind blowing. Our brand strength is what is getting us sales.

I get the pessimism on the great new tech that saves adult though. However, I can tell you the pessimism is hard to sell here because the results are there now in a market that will deepen significantly in the next couple of years.

Just my thoughts. :thumbsup

HAHA

100% agree with you. If you do not edit the scenes properly the user gets a headache, can get nauseas etc. At VR3000 we were tech nerds first and producers second. We use pros for the shooting then we are meticulous about making the scene perfect for the user.

that's why they will tell you a VR scene costs $6000+ to do right... all in the editing;-)

I am glad we will discuss all this in Ireland soon :-)

I think it will be very interesting...


And VR Panel Speakers are still welcome, by the way....

https://www.amazon.com/Klipsch-G-12-.../dp/B00505FESI

Youd need to order 2 though...

;-) That´s a good one, hehe

It would be a "lively" debate....:2 cents:

Yes, just the way I love it ;-)