Ok, now there're plenty of video players out there on the steamvr market already.
Aside from the common features such as distance adjustment, screen color tuning, or adding to favorites, here's a list of the killer points how this player defeats the competition:
- Progress bar preview (when hovering on the progress bar, you can see the preview for the video)
- 3D support for 180/360 local and youtube videos, too (other video players may support only regular 3D videos)
- Support for embedded subtitles and audio tracks
- Support external subtitle files. (The files can be anywhere on the hard disk)
- Youtube HD (1080p, 1440p) supported. (You get a dropdown list to choose the desired resolution)
- Youtube video detail page (displaying like/dislike counts, video length, description, and a list of relevant videos)
- Video A B point loop
- Vive headgear's front camera supported. You are able to see the surrounding even with the headgear on.
- Display video also on regular window. (Your girlfriend next to you can watch the video with you on the monitor.)
- If you don't like the built-in scenery, you can also use the background downloaded from SteamVR workshop.
- Best of all, the developer is still alive, does response very quickly, and takes in feature requests.