What if you could feel haptics through your DualSense controller while watching a live stream or pre-recorded video" It may become a reality. Sony recently published a patent for ?Haptics Metadata in a Spectating Stream,? which is a fancy way of saying that you could soon be able to hold a controller and feel haptic feedback while watching a pre-recorded video or even live streams.
The patent, which was published on February 4th, 2021, outlines the capability of delivery metadata for ?haptic events? during playback of video. The metadata would be encoded as part of the stream, along with the audio and visual data, and then delivered to the viewer on demand. ?In this way, previously recorded video can be spectated during playback without losing whatever haptic experiences may have been generated for original playback without having to rely on merely deriving haptic events from audio,? the patent states.
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