How to watch VR
Every scene here is shot for the headset first. Put one on and the video stops being something you watch from outside — it is around you, at full scale, with real depth. No headset yet? Nothing is locked: the same scenes play in any browser, on a laptop, a tablet or your phone. Here is how to get there on whatever you already own.
A headset is where it lands
For the full effect you want a VR headset. The scene fills your view, holds its scale, and gives you the depth a flat screen can only imitate — the difference between watching a room and being in it. The popular ones all work: Meta Quest, Apple Vision Pro, PICO and Samsung Galaxy XR.
Nothing is exclusive to one device. A purchase is yours to stream on every device you sign in from, so a headset bought later still plays everything you own.
Open us inside the DeoVR app
DeoVR is a free VR player with a browser built into it — so you install it once, type our address, and the whole catalog is there in the headset, ready to play. Pick your device for the exact steps.
Follow these steps
- 1.Put on your headset and open the Meta Horizon Store
- 2.Search for DeoVR and install it — it is free
- 3.Open DeoVR and select the address bar at the top
- 4.Type realscat.com and you are in
No headset yet? Every scene also plays flat in any modern browser — you drag to look around instead of turning your head.
The basics
- What makes a video VR
- A VR scene is shot to wrap around you — 180° or 360° — with two lenses, one per eye. The headset shows each eye its own image, and that offset is what your brain reads as depth. Turn your head and the scene holds still around you, the way a room does.
- Streaming or downloading
- Streaming starts in seconds, uses no storage, and adapts to your connection. Downloading pulls the original file first — slower, and it takes real space — but it plays at full quality with no rebuffering and works offline. Anything you buy can be downloaded; the number of downloads per purchase is capped and shown on the video in your purchases.
- Projection and stereo mode
- Each scene lists its projection (dome, sphere, fisheye or flat) and its stereo layout (side-by-side or over-under). Play it here or through the "Watch in VR" deeplink and both are set for you. Only if you open a downloaded file in some other player do you need to set them by hand — match whatever the scene page says, and a doubled or warped image straightens out.
Every scene has a free VR teaser, so you can check how it plays in your headset before you buy anything. Browse VR scenes
