Looks really nice.
Just curious. Is it possible for you to add a remote video play option? (Like embedding a video from PH or other free porn sites) this is something that is often really annoying to deal with, as nothing I’ve found can play videos synced with funscripts without first downloading the video
im not to sure what’s involved in this but ill look into it
Youre right, ill look into implementing this for the next update
I can look into adding this in, the only caveat is that different websites use different protocols etc so it may not work for everything, once added it would be great if you could try out a few websites and let me know what work/ what doesnt
Will do. Just let me know
I’ve been trying to make it work on my quest 3s with standalone but i can’t find any of my vids that are on funsync and i’m not very good with all of thoses stuff… some help please ?
I’ve noticed while using this app on Linux before (Haven’t tested latest so sorry if this is no longer the case), when using a TCode serial device wired fast movements don’t seem to register well. I’ve seen this explanation from the author of XTPlayer: XTPlayer - Cross platform TCode sync (OSR, SR6) Stream your local media and sync funscripts to almost any device with a browser - #537 by Khrull
Figured it’d be good to bring up here just in case it wasn’t documented before.
I’ve noticed that the media library players on the forum barely support UDP, yet I always use UDP and have no intention of using a wired connection.
Fantastic player for funscripts, would love to see the VR support improve though. Maybe a native funsync app on quest 3?
You’ve made a really nice player.
I’d really appreciate it if there were a way to shuffle the videos in the playlist.
Discovered your player 2 weeks ago and gave it a try. It is really nice and I love it. Even syncing with Vacuglide 2 is supported and working!
One little problem though I’ve discovered: .m4v isn’t detected/supported (yet?). Would be great if you could accept/add that extension too - more so because .m4a is already supported.