360° VR walking tour around Pearson Park in Hull. For Oculus Quest 2 | 360° 5.7K

This is my Virtual reality walking tour around Pearson Park in Hull.
We start the walk on Pearson Avenue near the gates and end on the footbridge over the ponds.

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You can pause the video at any point and then look all around in 360°, being a video you can also rewind and move to any point in the walk using the timeline at the bottom of the video. Here is a list of times and what you can see, you can click on these (pc only) and it will take you to that point in the walk.

Viewing this 360° video in your Oculus Quest 2 VR Headset :
From the main menu select Apps and pick the YouTube VR app (install if
you don’t have it), Select the 360° button, select the search box and search for @comedyhunter Pearson Park

If you have never tried a VR headset before then you will be amazed by the illusion it gives you of actually being there in person, it’s a totally immersive environment.

If you liked my 360° virtual walking tour video then please leave a comment, a like and subscribe as I plan to make some more of these in the future in different locations around the country so be sure to hit subscribe and enable notifications so you don’t miss out when I make new videos.

If you don’t own at VR headset don’t worry, you can still view it but the effect won’t be the same. On a desktop you can drag the view around with the mouse.

If you view the video on a Smartphone via the YouTube App then it will move the viewpoint around depending on the physical position of the phone, rotate the phone to landscape mode and it will fill the screen for better viewing.

You can also put the App into Google cardboard mode if you have a Google cardboard VR system to pop your smartphone into to simulate a VR headset.

The resolution of the spherical video is 5760 pixels horizontally by 2880 pixels vertically
Best viewed in a VR Headset such as the Oculus Quest 2, or on a Fast PC or on your smartphone.

For best quality you will need a pretty fast computer. Click on the gear "settings" at the bottom right of the video, Click Quality and set to "2880s 5k"

You can pause the video at any point and then look all around in 360°, being a video you can also rewind and move to any point in the walk using the timeline at the bottom of the video.

Thanks
Andy