High framerate video isn&#x27;t necessary. The reason for the 60fps capable video card where the rift is connected is that when you move your head, you need the video to update quickly. If you had a 360 degree camera like the parent suggested, you don&#x27;t need the source to be 60fps, just that when you move your head, you need the view on the rift to change at 60fps.<p>Think of a panoramic photo. It&#x27;s not even 1fps, it&#x27;s 1 frame ever and it still gives you a great 3D effect. I think you&#x27;d be fine with a much lower framerate source. And that would make a wifi and a not-that-impressive internet connection fine.<p>Edit to add: of course, with a 360 video you have much larger frames, not 1440. You could probably do with less than 360 though, since you can assume a person isn&#x27;t going to be looking behind them or at the floor.