Weelco VR vs QRCode Clock

Weelco is a big gallery of free high quality (4k) VR 360° videos. By using Weelco app and VR cardboard you can easily dive into virtual reality world - watch best 360° videos, subscribe to interesting channels and stay updated with latest VR trending videos or create your own channel and upload your VR art. Install the app and experience virtual reality emotions choosing from various categories: - VR horror - VR travel guide - VR music - VR roller coaster - VR movie trailers and more. New videos every day! User-friendly interface and multi-language voice search allow you to enjoy virtual world 100% handsfree: you can navigate through the app, choose videos by categories, play and pause videos without removing your smartphone from the cardboard/headset. Weelco app can be used with any VR cardboard or headset, available for Oculus and Steam.

* QRCode Clock is a tool for broadcast professionals to send local time to a remote Sienna ND Processing Engine system using a video stream of a camera pointed at the iOS device and thus present a QRCode of precision UTC time at the source. This can be decoded by the Sienna ND Processing Engine to measure the total latency of the stream from the camera source all the way to the backend processing server. This type of measurement is critical for tier 1 broadcast infrastructure. * QRCode Clock constantly checks accurate NTP time using time.apple.com to avoid clock drift in iOS. *The App also outputs a local NDI stream showing the same QR Code so you can perform closed loop latency testing bypassing a camera. * In addition to the primary purpose of measuring camera to server latency this app can be used as a general slate at the start of any recording which will provide a permanent time and date stamp for the recording, regardless of how it is copied or processed later. * QRCode Clock also has an AV Sync Mode which displays a 1 second bar which fills over time, with a precise beep at the 0 mark. This can be used to validate correct lipsync further down the process chain, after streaming, and used to measure then correct lipsync easily.