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Apps

Install and Uninstall Apps

The Pro Neckband comes preloaded with Google Play Store, providing access to a vast library of apps.

Install Apps

Open the Google Play Store from the Home screen.
Search for the desired app using the search bar.
Select the app and tap Install.
Wait for the installation to complete. The app will appear on your Home screen once installed.

Uninstall Apps

To uninstall apps you no longer need:

Navigate to the Home screen.
Press and hold the app icon you wish to remove.
Tap Uninstall in the pop-up menu to confirm.

Note: Pre-installed system apps cannot be uninstalled, but some may allow disabling to free up space.

PXPlay & XBXPlay

We are honored to announce that VITURE is now the official partner of PXPlay and XBXPlay!

PXPlay and XBXPlay are leading streaming apps, giving you the freedom to remotely play your favorite games from PlayStation 5/4, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox One.

Typically priced at $6.49 (plus tax) on the Google Play Store, but both PXPlay and XBXPlay are now FREE for Neckband owners!

Note: For optimal gameplay, switch to In-Game Controls by pressing and holding L1 + R1 when using a Bluetooth game controller. Learn more at Game Controllers.

What's New in PXPlay and XBXPlay

The latest updates to PXPlay and XBXPlay introduce several enhancements.

PXPlay version 6.5.0:

Improved haptic feedback rumble emulation for Bluetooth controllers.
Added option to register with your console using only your PSN nickname.
Introduced a "Bitrate start value" setting.
Various other bug fixes and improvements.

XBXPlay version 1.8.0:

Various bug fixes and performance enhancements.

Now available on the Neckband.

Setup PXPlay & XBXPlay

To make setup as smooth as possible, have the following items available:

Ensure that your Neckband and PS5 (or PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One) are connected to the same 5GHz Wi-Fi network.
Your PSN or Microsoft account and password.

Once you've set up the app, go to the settings on the top left of either app and ensure the following are set:

Resolution is set to 1080p.
Refresh rate is 60FPS.
HEVC is checked.
Automatic Remote Connection is turned on.

Important Note: When playing your PS5 console on a local network, use the gamepad connected to your Neckband. Avoid using the controller directly connected to your PS5 console. Any activity on the console can interrupt and end the remote play session.

For more information, please visit PXPlay | Help or XBXPlay | Help

See also: Updating Your Neckband

Enable Haptic Feedback for DualSense Controller

While using a DualSense controller connected via USB-C for remote play from your PS5, you can enable haptic feedback on the controller. Follow these steps:

Connect the Controller: Use a USB-C cable to connect your DualSense controller directly to the Neckband's USB-C port, press the PS button to turn on the controller.
Allow PXPlay to access DualSense Wireless Controller.
In PXPlay, click the menu button in the top left corner.
Go to Settings and enable the "Enable native USB gamepad mode" option.
Choose Haptic Feedback Mode: Click "Haptic feedback mode (PS5 only)".
Rumble: Converts haptic feedback to rumble effects on the controller.
Enabled: Forwards haptic feedback directly to the DualSense controller.

Connect to your console and start streaming your game with haptic feedback!

If you're still not experiencing haptic feedback after following these steps, ensure your DualSense controller isn't connected to other devices via Bluetooth, including your PS5 and Neckband.

Using Microphone During Remote Play

During remote play, press the OK button on your Neckband to toggle the microphone on or off. PXPlay will request microphone access the first time you enable it.

The microphone's status icon is located in the bottom right corner of the screen. When you turn the microphone on or off, the icon will change to reflect the new status. Your PS5 console will also display a notification about the microphone status.

If the microphone status icon is missing or you can't enable the microphone:

Click the menu button located in the top left on PXPlay.
Go to Settings > Show microphone button.
Enable the "Show microphone button" option.
Reconnect to your console.

The microphone status icon should now appear on the screen.

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 Mode- 2D: 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 Ratio- Full 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 Order- Sequential 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.

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.

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 "+".

Transferring Files to the Neckband via Web

In addition to transferring files to the Neckband using a data cable, you can also transfer files via a web page within the same local area network.

Follow these steps to transfer files to the Neckband:

Connect the Neckband and your computer to the same network.
Check the Neckband's IP address: Go to Settings > Device Preferences > About > Status > IP address.
Open 3D Player app on the Neckband.
Open a web browser on your computer and enter the Neckband's IP address followed by :2021 in the address bar. For example, if the Neckband's current IP address is "192.168.88.123," you would need to visit 192.168.88.123:2021 in your browser.
You will be directed to a web page. Click "Choose File" to select files from your computer's storage.
Once you have completed your selection, click "Upload" to transfer the files to the Neckband's Downloads folder.

Vizard

Introducing Vizard

Vizard is the voice assistant for the VITURE Pro Neckband. It enables hands-free control of the system using voice commands and functions as an AI-powered game assistant that provides game guides and instructions while you’re cloud gaming or playing remotely.

To activate Vizard, simply press and hold the Settings button on the Neckband or say, "Hey Vizard," and then speak your command or question.

With Vizard, you can perform system tasks such as "increase brightness," "adjust volume," "open an app," or "close an app." Vizard is continuously updated to support an expanding range of voice commands and functions.

Vizard supports multi-turn conversations, allowing you to engage in natural dialogues seamlessly. Additionally, it incorporates the capabilities of a large language model, meaning you can interact with Vizard conversationally.

Please note that Vizard currently cannot provide local or time-sensitive information, such as weather updates, the current time, or nearby restaurants.

Where to Use Vizard

Vizard utilizes natural language processing to recognize and execute commands such as:

"Volume up" or "volume down"
"Increase brightness" or "decrease brightness"
"Open [app name]" or "launch [app name]"
"Close [app name] or quit [app name]"

For gaming assistance, Vizard is most effective with single-player games on consoles or PC platforms. It is not recommended for real-time online multiplayer games or games requiring high precision, such as first-person shooters or MOBAs like Dota 2. Games played with a gamepad are preferred over those requiring a keyboard and mouse.

We highly recommend using Vizard in the following scenarios:

When facing a challenging enemy
When aiming to unlock a specific achievement
When stuck in the main storyline or side quests
When lost in an area or struggling to find an exit

How to Use Vizard

Waking Vizard Up

Say "Hey Vizard" to activate it hands-free.

Talking to Vizard

Once Vizard is active, speak your question or command. Vizard will process your input, think for a moment, and respond with an appropriate answer or action.

Continuing the Conversation

Vizard supports multi-turn conversations. While only the current dialogue appears on the screen, Vizard can maintain context for the ongoing interaction, provided you don’t close the assistant.

Quitting Vizard

Press the Back button: This will close Vizard as you would any app.
Speak a Voice Command: For a hands-free experience, simply say "Quit," "Exit," or similar to close Vizard.