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Viewer for Periscope allows you to watch streams from Periscope, Twitter's broadcasting app. Just use File Open Stream (Cmd+O), and type or paste a URL or nickname in the window that appears. PARALENZ 3rd Person Viewer - Underwater Selfie Stick, Telescopic Pole Dive Camera+, 1.8m / 6ft. 3.0 out of 5 stars 11 Educational Insights GeoSafari SeaScope, Explore Underwater Without Getting Wet, Includes Magnifier & LED Flashlight, Ages 8+. 123 Photo Viewer is a very fast, very easy to use viewer that supports psd, dds, tga, webp and many other formats. UltraVNC 1.2.4.0 UltraVNC Server and Viewer are a powerful, easy to use, free software that can display the screen of one computer (Server) on the screen of another (Viewer). Viewer for Periscope به شما امکان تماشای تصاویر stream را از Periscope میدهد. Comic life 3 5 14 0. با قابلیت پخش از تویتر. کافیست از فایل استفاده کنید stream را باز کنید, و URL یا اسم مستعار را در پنجره ای که باز میشود تایپ یا پیست کنید. و یا میتوانید یک stream را به.

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Project description

dob-viewer is a component of dob, an interactive, terminal-based,time tracking, journaling, note-taking, and life-hacking application.

dob-viewer provides the interactive viewing and editing interface,aka Facts “Carousel”.

Please see the Dob documentation for lots more help and instruction.

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Oculus Rift DK2 support

This release updates to the Firestorm 4.6.7 codebase and fixes a crash in the previous 1.2.3.42796 alpha. For discussion on this release, see the blog post.

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Downloads:

• Windows installer: 1.2.3.42797 Alpha, 18 Mar 2015.
• Mac OSX installer: Not available at present.

This alpha version can be installed in addition to the current release version of the CtrlAltStudio Viewer: it is installed in its own directory and has its own Start menu entry.

A clean install is recommended if you have a 1.2.2 or earlier alpha installed. (You can back up and restore your settings if you want.) If you have the previous 1.2.3 alpha installed then this bug fix release can be installed over the top.

Changes this version:

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• Updated to the Firestorm 4.6.7 codebase. See the Firestorm release notes for details and known issues.
• Improved grabbing physical objects in Riftlook.
• Fixed friends_panel crash some people experienced with 1.2.3.42796 Alpha.

Not implemented:

• Rift direct mode support.
• Basic shader support for Riftlook.

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Oculus Rift usage:

• Oculus Runtime downloaded from https://developer.oculusvr.com/and installed.
• Oculus Configuration Utility used to update your DK2’s firmare if necessary.
• Oculus Configuration Utility used to measure your inter-pupillary distance.
• Rift Display Mode set to “Extend Desktop to the HMD”.
• Windows displays configured to have the Rift display extend the desktop and display in landscape orientation. Note: Orientations shown in Windows Control Panel and NVIDIA Control Panel may differ.
• Viewer configured to be in windowed mode, i.e., make sure Preferences > Graphics > General > Fullscreen mode is not ticked.
• Advanced Lighting Model turned on: Preferences > Graphics > General > Advanced Lighting Model.
• Oculus Rift output turned on: Preferences > Graphics > Display Output > Oculus Rift. And restart the viewer.
• Start the viewer and use the Windows key + right arrow twice to move the viewer window onto the Rift’s display.
• Ctrl+Alt+3 then makes the window fullscreen and switches into Riftlook view.
• Dismiss the health & safety warning by pressing a key. (It will go away after a few seconds. This “feature” is built into the Rift display driver and cannot be easily altered at present. It does go away automatically after a couple of seconds the second and subsequent times you toggle into Riftlook.)
• To “zero” your orientation and positional tracking location press Ctrl+Spacebar.
• To exit Riftlook and move the viewer window back to your main display: Ctrl-Alt-3 then Windows + left-arrow.
• To improve your frame rate, reduce your draw distance and/or turn shadows off.

Further Rift tips:

• If you have good frame rates, including while turning, set your Rift display to 75Hz: Control Panel > Display > Screen Resolution > Advanced Settings > Monitor.
• If you’re experiencing judder while turning then try to try disabling one or more of the “Dynamic prediction” … “Pixel overdrive” Oculus Rift options, consider configuring your Rift display to 60Hz, and possibly try enabling triple buffering in your display driver.
• If you have a stereoscopic 3D system, you may need to disable stereoscopic 3D display in order to stop the Rift’s display rate being reduced from 75Hz to 60Hz. [Estelle Pienaar]
• If you have an NVIDIA graphics card, adding an entry for the viewer in the NVIDIA Control Panel 3D Settings and setting the preferred refresh rate to unlimited may let your Rift run at 75Hz without needing to make it your primary monitor. [Phoenix]
• Make sure you don’t have Preferences > Graphics > Rendering > Limit Framerate enabled.
• If using Windows 7 and you’re experiencing juddering, try turning off Windows 7’s Aero. [Phoenix]
• Setting your Rift to be your primary monitor may also reduce judder. [Estelle Pienaar]
• Disabling DK1 Legacy App Support in the Rift Display Mode may also reduce judder.
• If you have configured Oculus Rift output for seated operation, “forwards” is the direction your Rift was pointing when you toggled into Riftlook.
• If you have configured Oculus Rift output for standing operation, “forwards” is the direction your Rift is pointing.
• If you want to strafe instead of turn in seated operation, or turn instead of strafe if you have the “strafe” option selected, use Shift-Left and Shift-Right.
• You can use keyboard shortcuts to show and hide dialog boxes such as the Conversations window (Ctrl-T), Inventory (Ctrl-I), e.g., if you want to select a landmark to teleport to, Ctrl-Shift-M to display the minimap, etc. Keyboard shortcuts are shown beside menu items.
• To display avatar toasts in the Rift — Preferences > Chat > General > Show chat in bubbles above avatars.
• With floating text you may want to adjust the distance the floating text fades at so that distant text is not so annoying in Riftlook: Preferences > Graphics > Rendering > Floating text fades.
• You can use voice chat and toggle your microphone on/off using the middle mouse button or other key you configure in Preferences > Sound & Media > Voice Settings.
• To get into 3rd person view, depending on your “Mouse moves cursor / view” setting, either scroll out with your mousewheel or press Alt and scroll out with your mousewheel. You can then orbit around points etc. with your mouse and Ctrl, Alt, and Shift keys as usual. Press Esc to get back into 1st person view.

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Stereoscopic 3D, variable walk & fly speed, Xbox 360 controller, and Kinect for Windows should work the same as in the previous 1.2.1 release version.

Based on Firestorm 4.6.7 code and built using the Oculus Rift SDK 0.4.4 Beta and Kinect for Windows SDK 1.8. Many thanks to the Firestorm team for providing their codebase.