Cinema Vr Cardboard Guide

This is a Guide of Cardboard Vr that shows the importance of this experience .
Imagine you are watching an exclusive motion picture. Feel complete penetration into the film, on a large screen, right at home, in your favourite cosy arm-chair.

VR theater for cardboard allows you to enjoy your own 2D and 3D movies in a virtual cinema, for free (it also supports panoramic 360° and 180° movies)!

Do you have your Google cardboard ready (or, why not, a better headset, like the Homido VR)? Good! Just upload the movies on your phone (or open them directly from a browser or a 3th party application!), load them with this app, and enjoy!

Movement is simple, just look in the direction Vr Cardboard you want to move and you will automatically walk that way. You have complete 360 degrees of Vr Cardboard vision and you are free to explore this space. Give it a try, it is your call!
The Vr Cardboard will not assault you which is only good for your survival:), you are free to run around the park at your own leisure. This is not your ordinaryVr Cardboard ride, but more like walking in the park…. Literally!

It works 100% awesome !!! Please follow the instructions available inside the app and also i recommend you to watch demo video.somebody may feel difficulty to capture 3d image effectively until they learn to capture.... But this works 100% awesome..
cardboard / OpenDive owners rejoice! Now you can watch movies on your VR display.
VR cinema app renders any MP4 video in a split-screen view suitable playback on virutal reality head mounted displays such has Google cardboard, OpenDive,Homido (homido.com) etc.

The app also has a VR Camera function that uses front camera. Its really cool! But don't drive your car wearing your headset. Possible idea for augmented reality (AR) apps.

VR theater for cardboard supports SBS, Over/Under and Red-Cyan anaglyph formats, as well as plain 2D movies in all formats originally supported by your phone (go for the .mp4 files for a sure hit: your mileage might vary with other formats), and can be used both on devices with a cardboard trigger, or with the ones without one (with a keyboard or a classic focus control scheme).