Hi! I was also really impressed by ScreenX, and I was excited to find someone else who has thought about experiencing something like ScreenX at home.
I'm Japanese and I don't speak English, so I'm using AI to translate this message. I know your post is from a while ago, but I hope you might still see this and
I've actually already built a couple of systems for enjoying a ScreenX-like experience at home.
One is a web-based system that lets me watch movies in VR, and the other is a website designed for a PC setup with three displays.
When I load an MP4 file or share my screen with the website, the system automatically generates the left and right screens by extending the main image outward in a way that feels natural. I've been using it to watch movies, and it's actually surprisingly immersive!
It's obviously not exactly the same as a real ScreenX theater, but I've been having a lot of fun experimenting with it.
If you're still interested in experiencing ScreenX at home, I'd love to hear from you!
