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About This Software VR Austria is a stereoscopic virtual reality app, that offers you a look at Austria – as if you were there, on a typical summer’s day. Visit beautiful locations that can be dynamically switched between, just by looking.We’re proud to share the natural beauty and splendor of Austria’s landscapes with you, as well as the architecture – both historic and modern. From mountaintops to cathedrals, we want to give you an opportunity to experience Austria firsthand. This is why we opted for a stereoscopic filming technique. The complexity of the recording only serves to increase the realism of the final videos.Enjoy a piece of Austria from your own cozy home.Virtually visit lakes like the Mondsee, mountains like the Schafsberg and the historical city of Salzburg, from the Mirabellgarten in full bloom to the serene Zwergerlgarten (dwarf garden) on a warm summer’s day.Please focus on the dots for 3 seconds to change sceneExit the application via Steam Overlay 7aa9394dea Title: VR AustriaGenre: Video ProductionDeveloper:FreshFX Media GmbHPublisher:FreshFX Media GmbHRelease Date: 3 Apr, 2018 VR Austria Crack 32 Bit - 4K pack does not work properly. Only black screen with symbols is visible.- It does NOT use the HTC Vive motion controllers. You have to LOOK at the symbols to change location.- No narration, information or guide whatsoever.- No audio- Very blurry. Compression artifacts are visible all the time.. A collection of 360d videos captured at a number of locations. Each video is around 10 seconds long and plays in a loop. Interactivity consists in choosing which location to visit next.The developer has made changes (improvements) to the product since its release, these improvements include the addition of a map for choosing between locations.If this developer released a bunch of other similarly priced products - either of select places in Austria in depth, or of other countries\/locations - then they would be instabuys for me.-----I was happy to pay ~\u00a32 (its full price in GBP) for this product and think it is a very fair price. I am slightly mystified (at the time of posting this) that the only other user reviews for this product are negative - what were you expecting for \u00a32? The content of the product is clearly set out on the store page.There are no descriptions and\/or lengthy narrative or written accounts of the areas being shown, which is understandable. If you are manufacturing a tourism product which is intended for consumption by a foreign audience, most of whom speak a different language, then good luck writing\/speaking a ton of content (descriptions or whatever) then localising it into multiple languages (e.g. the member countries of the European Union alone have 24 different official languages).The video quality here is good and is of the same quality as any other production-level 360d videos. 360d video does not have the same level of fidelity as flat video in the same way that VR content does not have the same level of fidelity as flat content.. I'm getting really sick of developers rushing to release VR content that is just not ready! This experience has so much potential as a nice little VR presence based experience but it falls short.They have so many bugs to fix and it is obviously just released well before it's ready as a attempt to sell you on the concept of what they were aiming for in order to get money.SPEND MORE TIME ON DEVELOPMENT! Even if it was slightly more expensive, I would happily pay for this if it was polished and a simple clean, fun experience. Things that are broken: Almost all the video loops have no audio which completely breaks my engagement.There is no controller support so you have this annoying red dot in the center of your vision which is very disengaging.The points you look at to transition between environments seem to have absolutely no rationality behind there placement in the space. They are just scattered around, no indication for why they are floating where they are. This makes no sense. They also have no labels so you have to really guess which ones you have or haven't been to already. I'm not sure I even managed to see all the locations available. You can hide these points either and in almost all of these they are really annoying and break my immersion. Features the developers should consider adding: Vive controller support so I don\u2019t need that annoying dot.Attach a map or navigation function to the controller so I can CLEARLY navigate the different environments and know which ones I have already visited and which ones I haven\u2019t. Get rid of those annoying icons used to transition between environments or atleast have a button to hide them. FIX THE AUDIO. As mentioned above, the audio doesn\u2019t work with almost all the environments.