u/Jack_jl

raw VR footage can be very shaky and disconformable for the viewer and some of the stabilizers we have didn't worked for me so i thought to try stabilizing in editing process.

tried to use stabilization mode in inspector (davinci resolve), but it seems kinda ineffective. there are another way to try stabilization or other ways to make this better? even if its just a little less uncomfortable for the viewer

(i'm using davinci studio 20.1)

i need to stabilize VR gameplay, raw VR footage can be very shaky and disconformable for the viewer and some of the stabilizers we have didn't worked for me so i thought to try stabilizing in editing process.

tried to use stabilization mode in inspector, but it seems kinda ineffective. there are other ways to try stabilization or a bunch of ways together to make this better? even if its just a little less.

(i'm using davinci studio 20.1)

i know there are a bunch of ways to record PCVR games, but as for i know only LIV has First Person stabilizer and without that black bars when moving your head. Unfortunally, it doesn't work with some games (even them using openVR as recommended to LIV FP-stabilizer).

i want to record RE 2 VR mod but LIV FP-Stabilizer doesnt work and crashes my game and i cant find a way to record without that terrible head wobble micro movements.

when LIV works ITS GREAT, when not....its a pain