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Apps

VITURE App Store

The Neckband offers the best streaming apps and remote play apps. To download them, navigate to the STORE tab and discover the pre-selected apps that we've optimized for the Neckband.

To download an app, please follow these steps:

Navigate to the STORE tab, then highlight the app you wish to use.
Press the OK button on the Neckband, then select OK.
Wait for downloading and installing to complete.

3D Player

VITURE XR Glasses feature native full SBS 3D video support, and the Neckband offers enhanced 3D features with auto-detection and half SBS support. It's all in the 3D Player app.

Compatibility

Video & Picture Decoder

3D Player now supports:

AV1 MP-10 @L5.1 up to 4K×2K@60fps
VP9 Profile-2 up to 4Kx2K@60fps
265 HEVC MP-10 @L5.1 up to 4Kx2K@60fps
AVS2-P2 Profile up to 4Kx2K@60fps
264 AVC HP @L5.1 up to 4Kx2K@30fps
MPEG-4 ASP @L5 up to 1080P@60fps (ISO-14496)
WMV/VC-1 SP/MP/AP up to 1080P@60fps
AVS-P16(AVS+) /AVS-P2 up to 1080P@60fps
MPEG-2 MP/HL up to 1080P@60fps (ISO-13818)
MPEG-1 MP/HL up to 1080P@60fps (ISO-11172)
RealVideo 8/9/10 up to 1080P@60fps
MJPEG and JPEG unlimited pixel resolution decoding (ISO/IEC-10918)
Supports JPEG thumbnail, scaling, rotation and transition effects.
Supports .mkv, .wmv, .mpg, .mpeg, .dat, .avi, .mov, .iso, .mp4, .rm and .jpg file formats.

Audio Decoder

3D Player now supports MP3, AAC, WMA, RM, FLAC, and programmable with 7.1/5.1 down-mixing.

View & Play Videos

In the 3D Player app, the first tab includes videos stored locally on your Neckband. All videos are listed in a gallery scene.

Play Videos

Navigate to the video that you want to play, then press the OK button on the Neckband to start playing.

Control Playback

ControlDescription
Playback Mode2D: Normal.
3D Double Screen (Left/Right): For full or half 3D SBS videos.
3D Double Screen (Up/Down): For full or half 3D OU videos.
VR 360°: For immersive 360° VR videos.
Screen RatioFull Screen: Play in 16:9 aspect ratio.
Proportional Cutting: Play in the video's original aspect ratio.
PlaylistView the queue and choose to start playing another video.
Playback OrderSequential Playback: Play the videos in the queue and go back to the video list.
Play Random: Turn on shuffle.
Loop Playback: Repeat a playlist.
Single Circulation: Repeat a single video.
Single Playback: Play a single video and go back to the video list.
SubtitleShow and select subtitles in the video (not available for all videos).
Audio TrackShow and select all audio tracks in the video.
Play/PausePress the OK button to play or pause.
PlayheadTo fast-forward or rewind, press and hold the left or right on the D-pad.
RestartWatch from the beginning.

VR 180°, VR SBS and ISO files will be supported in the future.

Use External Subtitle Files

3D Player supports many subtitle formats including SRT (.srt), ASS (.ass), SUP (.sup). Subtitle files need to be named the same as the media file, and put the subtitle files and media files in the same folder.

For example:

The name of the media is Avatar (2009).mkv.

Name your subtitle files as Avatar (2009).srt, or Avatar (2009).ass.

View And Modify Files & Folders

Browse the Media Catalog tab to view files and folders. You can open the audio and image files here.

If you turn on USB Host and connect an external USB flash drive, you can browse files and folders on the USB Disk tab. See how to connect an external flash drive.

Copy, move, or delete files and folders by pressing and holding on any item (you can select one multiple items). This feature requires NeckbandOS 1.3 or later.

Local SMB Shared

The Local Network tab allows you to access the storage of devices on your local network. This feature enables you to view videos and movies from your home NAS or computer without having to copy large files to the Neckband.

Steps to Access Local Device Storage:

Ensure the device you want to access is shared. For instance, if you want to access a file or folder on a Windows PC, right-click it, select "Give access to," and share **it with specific users.
Connect the shared storage (NAS, computer, etc.) and the Neckband to the same network. You can note down the IP address of the device you want to access for easier direct access later.
Open the 3D Player app on the Neckband and go to the Local Network tab.
3D Player will automatically scan the local network devices. Select the device you want to access. Your shared storage usually has a password. If you're accessing your NAS, enter your NAS username and password.
If your device is not scanned, you can manually access it by clicking on "+".

To use this feature, the Neckband software needs to be updated to version 1.6.1.10612 or above.

See also:

HARMAN AudioEFX

Changing Screen Scale And Position

Updating Your Neckband

Vizard

Introducing Vizard

Vizard is an AI-powered game assistant that provides game guides and instructions while you're playing remotely or cloud gaming using the Neckband. ​ To activate Vizard, simply press the Voice Assistant button on the Neckband (next to the 3D Player button) and speak your question. ​ Vizard supports multi-turn conversations and will not display the entire conversation history to avoid disrupting your gaming experience. You can continue the conversation to engage in multi-turn dialogue. ​ In addition, Vizard has the ability to analyze the current screen. When you say keywords like "this," "screenshot," or "capture," Vizard will capture and analyze the current screen to help us provide more accurate game guides. ​ Of course, Vizard also has the basic capabilities of a large language model, so you can also chat with Vizard like you would with ChatGPT. ​ To use Vizard, the Neckband software needs to be updated to version 1.6.1.10612 or above. ​ Please note that Vizard cannot currently provide local and time-sensitive information such as weather, time, or nearby restaurants.

See also:

Remote Play

Updating Your Neckband

Where to Use Vizard

When using Vizard to assist with gaming, we recommend that you choose single-player games on console and PC platforms rather than online real-time battle games. In addition, we recommend that you choose games that can be played with a gamepad rather than a keyboard and mouse or games that require high precision (such as Dota 2 and first-person shooters), which we also do not recommend playing remotely with a neckband.

We strongly recommend using Vizard in the following scenarios:

When you are having trouble with a specific enemy
When you want to achieve a certain achievement
When you cannot progress through the main storyline or side quests
When you are lost in an area or cannot find an exit

How to Use Vizard

Waking Vizard Up

Press the Voice Assistant button (number 4 in the image below) to launch Vizard.

Voice commands are introduced from Neckband OS 1.6.2.10709. Simply say "Hey Vizard" to easily launch the Vizard app.

Talking to Vizard

After launching Vizard, simply speak your question. Vizard will recognize what you just said, think for a moment, then give you an answer.

Continuing the Conversation

Vizard supports multi-turn conversations. While only the current conversation is displayed on the interface, Vizard can combine context to engage in multi-turn conversations with you as long as you do not close Vizard.

Analyzing Current Screen Content

Vizard can analyze the content of the current screen to provide more accurate answers. However, due to privacy and performance considerations, Vizard will not capture the screen frequently.

Vizard will only capture the current screen when you say keywords such as "current screen," "current display," "gameplay scene," "screenshot," "snapshot," "screen content," "capture," "this," "what," and so on.

Quitting Vizard

Press the Back button: This is the familiar way to close the Vizard app.
Speak a Voice Command: For a hands-free experience, say "Quit," "Exit," or any word that clearly indicates you want to close Vizard.

Screen Cast

With the Screen Cast app, you can wirelessly stream videos to the Neckband.

Stream From Android Devices

Navigate to screen cast on your Android device, then enable the feature.
Tap the casting icon and select your Neckband on the device list.
Your Neckband will pop up a dialog, select “Accept” on the Neckband to start casting.

Stream From Your PC

On your PC, press Win+K.
Select your Neckband on the device list.
Your Neckband will pop up a dialog, select “Accept” on the Neckband to start casting.

Troubleshooting

Screen Mirroring Connection Failed

Miracast uses wireless communication similar to Bluetooth. Environmental factors can cause interruptions in video and audio, leading to mutual interference, resulting in image distortion or audio interruptions.

To resolve this, try disabling the Wi-Fi network connection. If encountering issues while streaming videos to the Neckband, disconnect from the current Wi-Fi network on the Neckband and attempt again.

Content Cannot Be Played on the Neckband

Copyright protection may prevent certain content from displaying on the Neckband through screen casting.

User Guide

User Guide helps you get started when you first turn on your Neckband. If you forget how to control your Neckband, you can launch the User Guide app on the APPS tab at any time.

Sideload Apps

You can sideload apps to your Neckband. VITURE does not guarantee that all apps are compatible with the Neckband.

To sideload an app, follow these steps:

Get an APK file and transfer it to the Neckband.
Open the 3D Player app on the Neckband, and locate the file.
Select the file to start the installation.
Click INSTALL, and the app will be installed unless there are compatibility issues.

See also:

Transferring Files To Your Neckband

View and Modify Files & Folders

Uninstall Apps

To uninstall an app, follow these steps:

Navigate to the APPS tab and select the app that you want to uninstall.
Press and hold the OK button on the item.
Select UNINSTALL, then press OK to uninstall the app.