“Are there any plans in the future to allow a second viewer to connect to the primary to see what the first viewer is seeing? It would be nice for husband and wife to be able to experience it at the same time.”

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• Nope not know. But I'm sure maybe 2 years from now.

  Answered by johnny 9 years ago

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• Have you tried using shared video from your phone to a Samsung TV?

  Answered by Hyenas 9 years ago

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• No plans have been announced for this.

  Answered by funman1 9 years ago

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• Micrsoft has demo'd a version of hololens that does this, im sure someone will create this for vr but as its still a brand new market it will take at least a couple years for it to be introduced. That is my best guess anways. Who knows what an app developer will create until then.

  Answered by Mannie 9 years ago

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• You can essentially see what the VR user is viewing using screen mirror through Chromecast on a TV, screen share, or a separate app called MirrorOP onto a PC.

  Answered by DavidJr 9 years ago

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