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I just made this brand new video about 2 hours ago and again wanted to add my own voice-track to it and being that Oculus doesn’t include it, with my therefore doing so (which takes a LOT of work to do for FREE on my tablet using AudioRecorder, WavePad, and YouCut Apps rather than using a computer where I’d pay a lot for the software).
This shows a very brief visit into the VERY COOL AND HUGE “ISS Room” in the Multiverse Planetarium App on my Oculus Quest 2 device. The model overhead inside of this particular Room is HUGE and is of course of the ISS space station, which is probably a bit difficult to discern regarding its huge size via these 2D recorded videos. I had to make this video very quickly because I wanted it to be in MOV format instead of MP4 made by Oculus, which to convert for FREE via ‘zamzar.com’ requires it to be kept under 50 MB, which is about 1:45 (1 min and 45 secs) maximum in time. Someday when I’m made of money, then I can finally instead buy software for my computer that will make it MUCH easier and without size restrictions (except that Tumbler restricts videos to 100MB, which is about 3 minutes and 30 seconds for MP4 files I believe) so that I won’t have to continue using the difficult but free Apps on my tablet to add my voice into it (until hopefully someday they FIX the stupid problem in the device in that it picks up everything BUT your own voice!!!).
This is my very FIRST Oculus Quest 2 video that I’ve made, but THIS time converted into MOV format to see if this allows it to be heard by Iphone users viewing it through a RE-post to Facebook as well, with some saying they couldn’t hear the MP4 version of it from there.
This is another video I just made of being inside of my new Oculus Quest 2 device. In this one, I just wanted to show how interesting the LIVE version is of my avatar that I just made yesterday. Notice that it both blinks and has odd smiles and that its eyes do NOT follow you. Its head, however, truly does match however my head is positioned at the time. But it really does overall look kind of eerie. :)
I had to post this HERE and then refer to it here from in Facebook in order to be able to view it Facebook, which is really ridiculous!
My starting experience with inside of the cool new Oculus Quest 2 inside of the Home Environment.
Hubble Captures Cosmic Cinnamon Bun
Observed with the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope, the faint galaxy featured in this image is known as UGC 12588. Unlike many spiral galaxies, UGC 12588 displays neither a bar of stars across its center nor the classic prominent spiral arm pattern. Instead, to a viewer, its circular, white and mostly unstructured center makes this galaxy more reminiscent of a cinnamon bun than a megastructure of stars and gas in space.
Lying in the constellation of Andromeda in the Northern Hemisphere, this galaxy is classified as a spiral galaxy. Unlike the classic image of a spiral galaxy, however, the huge arms of stars and gas in UGC 12588 are very faint, undistinguished, and tightly wound around its center. The clearest view of the spiral arms comes from the bluer stars sprinkled around the edges of the galaxy that highlight the regions where new star formation is most likely taking place.
Source: NASA
Cool, but it makes me hungry. :)
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