How integrate DeoVR with my website?

tedhong

Hello,

I would like to integrate DeoVR with my website to stream VR videos through DeoVR.

I am curious about how to call the DeoVR browser when the user presses the "Enter VR" button on the HMD (Head-Mounted Display) and have the DeoVR browser open my website.

I want to implement a feature to display a custom information panel on the left side of the player when a video is being played in DeoVR, for the purpose of communication with the viewer. I would like to know how to structure this feature.

I would appreciate your assistance.

thank you.

TonyDeoVR

tedhong Could you please clarify if you would like to integrate the DeoVR application or website?

tedhong

TonyDeoVR

I want to integrate the website.
Currently, video playback using the Deovr player has been successful using Single video deeplink formatting.
If you open our website through a browser on Oculus, you'll see the Enter VR button
If you click the button, we would like to go to Deovr and implement our website to open.
And I'd like to display an information panel on the left side of the deovr player that shows multiple information.

Thank you!

DariaDeoVR

tedhong We have developer documentation for that on the website 😊
https://deovr.com/app/doc

tedhong

DariaDeoVR
Thank you!
I've already looked at this document.
But I couldn't get the information I wanted.

Use the "Multiple videos selection diplink" function
Are you showing the content of my website on DEOVR?
So how can I display my website logo?

And I don't know how to display the info panel on the left side of the video player and clickable buttons or something!

I want to make a website that works like https://sexlikereal.com .
Please help me!

philpw99

Actually Tedhong is asking a question more complicated than the app doc DeoVR provides.

If you use Quest 3 native browser to go to https://deovr.com/hub, you will see an interesting DeoVR website with a big blue "Enter VR" button. This is what Tedhong is referring to.

Of course Tedhong thinks it's the DeoVR's way of web integration. Cannot blame him of that mistake. After all he's not an employee of DeoVR.

The DeoVR hub is actually the WebXR app DeoVR has been developing for a long time. It looks and acts like the native app, but under the WebXR standard. It's a great little secret thing DeoVR has under their sleeves.

However, since this WebXR app is designed for DeoVR.com only, the normal users like Tedhong and us will not be able to utilize the nice interface of the hub for our own websites.

The only way for the third party to use DeoVR's interface is following DariaDeoVR's link to the app doc and using DeoVR's own browser.

I hope my post can clarify the whole thread about the issue.