PlayerCast VR

Play. Watch. Work. Bigger.

PlayerCast VR is wireless streamed VR software that turns two Android phones and a compatible VR Box into your own personal VR display experience.

Your game, app, video, or other supported content runs on your Controller phone. PlayerCast streams it in real time to a second Android phone used as the Display inside your VR Box.

VR Box Reimagined.

Streamed VR Gaming

Play compatible Android games through a streamed VR experience.

Your Controller phone stays in your hands, where the game actually runs and where you continue using the controls you already know.

Your Display phone receives the real-time stream and presents the experience inside your VR Box.

Instead of running the game inside a standalone VR headset, PlayerCast separates the gaming device from the VR display.

Play

Stream compatible Android games and apps to a larger personal screen inside your VR Box while continuing to control them from your Controller phone.

Watch

Bring supported videos, media, and entertainment into a more private big-screen viewing experience.

Work

View supported Android apps and everyday content on a larger personal display inside your VR Box.

Two Phones. One Streamed VR Experience.

Controller

Your main Android phone runs the game, app, video, or content you want to use and sends the live stream.

Display

Your second Android phone receives the stream and becomes your VR viewing display.

VR Box

Place the Display phone inside a compatible VR Box to experience your streamed Android content on a much larger personal screen.

Real-Time 1080p / 60 FPS Streaming

PlayerCast VR is built around a 1080p at 60 FPS streaming baseline for smooth, sharp phone-to-phone streamed VR.

The Controller captures supported content and streams it in real time while the Display phone presents it inside your VR Box.

Streamed VR vs. Standalone VR

Standalone VR runs its games and applications directly on the headset.

PlayerCast takes a streamed approach.

The content runs on your Controller phone while your second Android phone becomes the VR Display.

This lets each device focus on a different role while keeping your normal Android controls and apps on the device in your hands.

Flat Screen Viewing

PlayerCast VR uses a Flat viewing experience designed for both portrait and landscape Android content.

The familiar shape of your Android screen is preserved while being presented as a much larger personal display inside your VR Box.

Key Features

• Wireless streamed VR
• Real-time phone-to-phone streaming
• Streamed Android gaming
• 1080p at 60 FPS streaming baseline
• Separate Controller and Display roles
• Flat viewing for portrait and landscape content
• Compatible Android games, apps, videos, and media
• Local device-to-device streaming
• No standalone VR headset required

What You Need

• Two compatible Android phones
• A compatible VR Box
• A suitable local wireless connection
• Screen capture permission when starting a stream
• Apps or content that permit screen capture

Content Compatibility

PlayerCast VR respects Android screen-capture and content-protection restrictions.

Some streaming services, protected video apps, DRM-protected content, or other applications may prevent their content from being captured or streamed.

PlayerCast VR works only with apps and content that permit screen capture.

Experience Quality

Streaming and viewing performance can vary depending on your Android phones, device performance, Android versions, wireless conditions, display quality, VR Box lenses, brightness, thermal conditions, and other device-specific factors.

A Different Approach to VR

PlayerCast VR isn't built around putting all the processing inside a standalone headset.

It separates the experience:

Your Controller runs it.
PlayerCast streams it.
Your Display brings it into VR.

PlayerCast VR
Wireless Streamed VR
Play | Watch | Work
VR Box Reimagined.