120FPS VR porn for 120Hz headsets: Only at SLR
NEW: SLR will begin encoding all videos to 120FPS. This takes advantage of the advanced 120HZ displays found on headsets such as the Quest 3 and Quest 3S.
This 120FPS video means each scene is silky smooth, with a more stable image that flickers less and puts less strain on your eyes. It's like paying for lossless music, or an expensive whiskey. People who care the most about the quality of VR porn will definitely notice an improvement.
So if you have a 120hz headset, you can experience VR porn with a 120FPS refresh rate. You won’t find VR videos at this quality anywhere else - this is exclusive to SLR.
Currently, 120FPS video can only be watched at 5792x2896 px with 8K decoders. 16K is coming, and 16K 60FPS videos will have to be encoded up to We will keep this blog updated with the latest information.
Here’s what users of SLR have said so far:
- “Goddammit, it immediately looked better than the original”
- “Easily the best video quality out there."
- “It's even more life-like in motion, and improved realism is always a plus”
See for yourself!
Here are all the videos currently available in 120 FPS. If you would like videos from a particular studio upgraded to 120FPS, get in touch with them. We'd be be happy to get them all enhanced for you.In time, the entire library will be 120FPS.
Decoding VR video
The output of VR footage recorded using the Canon R5C RF52 is 190º , h265, 125 Mbps in Constant Bitrate. Using fish-eye footage keeps the camera's entire FOV, whereas converting to equirectangular cuts it to 180º.
A video gets re-encoded into h265 using the "best quality" setting at 30Mpbs max (for streaming). At SLR, we do special high-quality encoding that takes much longer than regular encoding. Increasing this bitrate does not provide notable visual improvements, but would impact on bandwidth and decoding.
The maximum decoding of most headsets is , which equates to , which is However, the max supported resolution of 120FPS video is 5792x2896 px (using this same formula).
Our goal is to match the headset screen refresh rate with the FPS of the video, so you get 60FPS on a 60Hz screen, 90FPS on 90Hz and 120FPS on 120Hz headsets like the Quest 3 and Quest 3S. The video must be recorded in this FPS at source, or interpolated using the best modern techniques.
110ºx96º 2208x2064 part of 190ºx190º 4096x4096 60FPS video is shown on the Quest 3 and 3S display 120Hz.
You can find more about FPS and other technical terms our VR Videos Explained blog post.
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