Ireland VR - 360 Degree Virtual Relaxation Video of the most scenic places of Ireland

Visit the green island and marvel at the magnificent and diverse nature that you encounter at every corner of this ancient and mythical place. Look at the seagulls hovering high above the ocean at the Cliffs of Moher and explore the crystal clear waterfalls and creeks of the Killarney National Park. Sit by an ancient castle and gaze at the calming reflection of the impressive mountains on the water's surface of one of the many lakes. Listen to the birds and watch the waves crash onto the rocks while a storm approaches the south end of this magical country. Experience Ireland as it really is and bring home memories of a place that you love going back to or that you have never been to before.

Relax like never before with this exclusive 360° nature video
Escape to peaceful and quiet places
30 Minutes of nature's pure sights and sounds
25 Different scenes!
Without Music - Just pure, authentic sounds of nature
Reduce stress & anxiety

Compatibility:

4k Resolution, 30 FPS, 15 Mbs, Filesize: 15 Min = 1.72 GB, 30 Min = 3.28 GB
(Recommended for Samsung Gear VR and Zeiss VR One with powerful phones)
30 Minute Version - 25 Scenes
15 Minute Version - 12 Scenes
Delivered from fast CDN servers

How to Relax:

Download the full 360° VR Video to receive 30 minutes of pure and uninterrupted relaxation
Note: Please download the Atmosphaeres from a desktop computer. Downloading straight to your mobile phone will NOT work!
(Tip: Before you buy, watch the free, 2 minutes Demo by clicking the Preview button above)

Desktop Computer based VR	Mobile Phone based VR

Connect your VR Headset	Copy the video to your mobile phone (Watch Tutorial)
Start MaxVR (Recommended on Windows) or Kolor Eyes (Mac/Win) or any other suitable 360° video player	Use your mobile phone's 360° video player app, like Google Cardboard, Kolor Eyes (Android/iOS) or IM360 (Android/iOS) to play the video
Drag the 360 degree video into the player (Watch Tutorial)

Teleport yourself to the amazingly beautiful and calming scenery of Ireland
Enjoy and Relax

PLEASE NOTE! Download the Atmosphaeres to a desktop computer and then copy them to your phone (see video tutorials above and in the FAQ section). Do NOT download the Atmosphaeres directly from the Internet/our shop onto your phone. Many customers have reported problems with this workflow. We are doing the best we can to serve you well so please download your Atmosphaere to a desktop computer. Thank you.

MADE for VR!

FAQs: show hide

Q: Are your Atmosphaeres shot in 3D or 2D?
A: All our Atmosphaeres are 2D 360° videos. The reason is that convincing 3D 360 isn't really possible at the moment and those videos that are, are often poorly stitched or create eye strain or headaches when watched over an extended period of time. That's why we prefer to provide 2D 360° videos that are well stitched and enjoyable to experience.

Q: The video quality on your website is actually not that great, is this really the best you can do?
A: The quality you see on the website is optimised for streaming over the internet. Rest assured that the quality of the final video that you download is a lot better when you experience it on your home computer or VR Headset. If you are still not 100% satisfied with the Full video and have not relaxed a single bit while viewing Ireland VR, we will gladly offer you a refund.

Q: The footage is kind of shaky, is this normal?
A: Once you view the video in your VR Headset, the slight shakes become absolutely unnoticeable. However, if you are not 100% satisfied with the Full video and have not relaxed a single bit while viewing Ireland VR, we will gladly offer you a refund.

Q: The video stutters on my computer!
A: You are probably running the very demanding 4k version of the video. Try the 2k version and see if this works. If you have not downloaded the 4k + 2k bundle then please get in touch with us via our Contact page. If you are on a Windows PC, you may want to consider MaxVR, which gives many people a much smoother experience than Kolor Eyes. If even the 2k version (on MaxVR or in Kolor Eyes) does not work we will gladly offer you a refund.

Q: What's the best VR Headset for your videos?
A: The Samsung Gear VR is our recommended VR Headset because our 4k videos simply run the smoothest on this VR Headset. The Zeiss VR One is also very good and the mobile phones that it currently supports (iPhone 6, Samsung Galaxy S5) should run the 4k video as well. If you have an LG G3, you may be interested in our tray mod for the LG G3 and the Zeiss VR One (Disclaimer: If you go down this path it is entirely your responsibility, we are just documenting what we have done). The Oculus Rift DK2 is very good as well, however, needs a VERY powerful computer to run the 4k demo. The consumer version of this VR Headset that's expected sometime in 2015 should be better, however, for now we recommend running the 2k version with the Oculus Rift DK1 & DK2.

Q: I don't know how to copy the video into my VR Headset!
A: Take a look at these videos for the Samsung Gear VR/Zeiss VR One and all other Android phone-based VR Headsets and the Oculus Rift.

Q: Can I download and install the video straight onto my mobile phone?
A: We don't recommend this and have not heard of a customer successfully doing this. We suggest that you download the video to your computer and then copy it to your mobile phone from the computer. Follow the video tutorials mentioned above to see how to copy the videos to your phone.

Disclaimer: show hide

Although this is intended to be a calming and relaxing environment, some people may experience discomfort due to the nature of immersive Virtual Reality and 360 degree videos. Should you experience any discomfort we recommend taking off your VR headset immediately and to sit or lie down until your discomfort has passed. We take no responsibility for any injuries, accidents or discomforts caused during or after the watching of this 360 degree video experience. You watch our 360 video experience entirely at your own risk and we recommend that you closely familiarise yourself with the risk of using VR Headsets before use and that you closely read and follow the manufacturer's guidelines of your particular VR Headset.

Gear VR Image and logo courtesy Ryan Whitehead