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@@bergtfn you could get an ethernet switch-I have one with 5 ports and it was about £10. You can plug your Internet into it, and your PC, and then run an ethernet cable to your headset. If you are close to your PC though, then a USB C cable could be used with the Meta link, or PICO Connect (depending what headset you have). Those are probably the cheapest options. A router could still work in your situation (plug the Internet into a WAN port, PC into a LAN port) but would be more expensive. Hope that helps 👍

@@wenyanwang219 From my understanding, the Beam was very poorly designed, and they never fixed it, they moved on to their mobile phone device which did it all. So if you want the features the Beam provided, you would have to get their "xreal beam Pro". I haven't used it though, so I don't know how well it performs as a beam, hope that helps 👍

@@Acrux_b23 My main thoughts are: are you connected to the WiFi router on the 5ghz band? Is your pc connected to the router with an ethernet cable? What GPU do you have (needs to be powerful enough and have encoder, some gpu's don't have an encoder), are you close to your router and nothing blocking it like trying to use vr in another room where signal might not be good enough? Is steam open on your PC and does it show/connect? Have you tried virtual desktop app and does that work okay? Hope you manage to sort it, and I'm happy to try and help 👍

Hi, the performance monitor is found in the PCVR virtual desktop app settings. In the streaming tab it can be found on the far right at the bottom and just gets selected to be enabled. You can then make it appear and disappear by pressing down both thumbsticks. I hope that helps and that you're enjoying VR and your new headset 👍

Bilgisayarınıza bağlanmak için bir USB kablosu kullanabilirsiniz, ancak sanal masaüstünü bu şekilde kullanamazsınız. Meta kulaklıklar için Meta Quest Link veya PICO cihazlar için PICO Connect kullanmanız gerekir. Ancak, bir USB veri aktarımı görüntüyü yine de sıkıştırır ve tıpkı wifi'nin yaptığı gibi aktarır, bu nedenle wifi'nin sağlayabileceği görüntü kalitesini verir, ancak iyi bir wifi yönlendiriciniz yoksa USB daha güvenilir olabilir. Wifi yönlendiricinizi nasıl bağladığınız da önemlidir. Burada bulunabilecek başka bir video yaptım: ua-cam.com/video/7ycwzv3XpKU/v-deo.html Yani her iki durumda da, iyi bir wifi yönlendiriciniz varsa (ve pahalı olmak zorunda değil), doğru ayarlar ve kurulumla USB ile olduğu kadar iyi bir deneyim elde etmelisiniz. Umarım yardımcı olur 👍

@@johnnygarty6700 I no longer have them unfortunately and can't think of any options to try. I'd recommend asking on the Xreal discord in case someone can help there. I hope you manage to get it working 👍 xreal discord link: discord.gg/Ys4v2utV

@@DayDreamerVR Thanks mate.

Must be frustrating, so the securing points which go over the face of the controller keep coming undone? If they do then I don't know if there is a solution to that, if still within the return period then you can consider that, or contact KIWI Design directly and they may be able to assist with a return/refundsolution. Sorry they didn't work for you

@@zloidooraque0 I get the sense you don't like it? I'd reach out to them if I were you, they have been really helpful to many people, so might be willing to give a refund if you return it. On another note, please confirm what you meant by your comment regarding buying ads from a blind person? If you are saying I was paid to do this, I wasn't, and if you are refering to me being blind by not seeing what you don't like, or the fact I'm wearing the tech glasses to read the script, then please let me know what you found to be wrong with the head strap? it would be good to know for future reference. So far many people have liked it except for the initial buzzing battery I mentioned and which they have fixed. Anyways, have a lovely week 👍

@@Jpwinks awesome glad you like it, enjoy 👍

@@GoMArkkrAM I'm all okay thanks, you? It sounds like a bargain, and the main positive is that if you do buy it for that price, then you can test it, and if not happy you will be able to sell it and get all your money back, so you cannot lose in this situation 👍 I found the 8kx to be a good headset, especially for sim racing, but you might find it too big and bulky to wear for films etc. Also for pcvr use it takes a lot to run it as it has so many pixels, and has a thing called parallel reprojection which it needs to do for it to work and uses almost more graphics card to do it. I also didn't like the controllers or base stations, if you are used to the Quest 2 then the controller design of the options available to work with the 8kx might feel like a rubbish design and button layout. To test it, if you did get it, then I would recommend looking for an HTC vive with base stations and controllers, used on ebay they are very cheap, and easy to sell again if you don't decide to keep it in the end. I am not a fan or wired PCVR for games where you are standing/walking about etc. The picture quality if set to a high setting will be slightly better than the Quest 2, but will be very hard to run so might need you to reduce the fov, or reduce the quality, and that was me trying with a 4090 I think. So it could be worth a try so you know for yourself, and you won't lose money when you then sell it if you decide it's not enough of an improvement. You might be better selling the Quest 2 and getting a quest 3, you would notice a big improvement there I think, and it would be more comfortable, work better, and have more apps etc still👍

@@DayDreamerVR Tks pal for the reply in time. Ouch! I was thinking the flatscreen play should be a bliss in terms of quality n performance once a while it’s not very demanding (it’s not a VR session isn’t?). The UEVR (specially Resident Evil, I know is more demanding situation). Dang! I was expecting a really big leap over quality image because it’s 4K per eye and Q2 is only 1832x1920 per eye, but ya said it just “slightly” better….ouch! I will use xbox one controller type to play it (seated), I have no intention to to buy base stations and controllers (the place I live, it is VERY expensive) Ps: yeah! Quest3 is my GOAL, I was planning to get this Pimax to replace with Q3 and playing it until find someone to exchange it. Basically that’s it, but must to confess I was thinking it was more fun to have it lol I will thinking a little bit more I have like 3hours more from now to think about it before drive like 4hours drives to get it, the dude lives pretty much far away from me. Ps: AMD SAPPHIRE RX 7600 OC I will have here to play it, same I use to play Q2 in a very pleasant way must say.

@@GoMArkkrAM so for flat screen it wouldnt be very demanding, but even though it is 4k per eye, it is spread over a massive field of view, so the pixels are only slightly more dense than the Quest 2, and the Quest 3 would be clearer. It is fun to try though and I did love just how different it was!

@@DayDreamerVR just did a flash test here and Dang! It’s a totally new approach, 99% different to set things compared to Q2 (way easier must say), I think a regular person can’t make it work by own, it’s developed for pretty much skilled person and it will demand time to figured out how it works. I gave a shot n played a flatscreen and it ran stuttering a lot, I realized the in game settings reflects 100% on headset, in quest not. I have to test which is more demanding, set high resolution/detail on Pimax app and game run more basic config and vice-versa. There is a lot confrontation to make…. So what really bugging me is if I chance configs for the Pimax it will mess with quest/steam configs, if it happens it’s almost impossible to have those headset simultaneously installed on my PC. Anyways, other than that I ran some UA-cam - 4K videos (streamed from my PC) and it is pretty much a giant TV, AMAZING, way better than Q2. I’m didnt tested VR UA-cam videos yet and have no idea how to make that, anyways, at first glance it’s look a pretty solid and wild machine, hard to domestic! Lol stay safe my man, Tks for your advices n hand, much appreciated! Tks

@@GoMArkkrAM pleased you like it, it is a very unique device! Hope you manage to get any final bits sorted/worked out 👍

@@antok86 check the Simhub link in the description, there are others using PWM fans that have put how to get them working, hope you manage to get it going 👍

@@DayDreamerVR thanks not much progress two weeks in this project but I’ll keep going!

@@antok86 sorry, hope you manage to get it sorted 🤞

@@DayDreamerVRgonna try to locate a cytron board

@@bbkiubb sorry, I no longer have them to see if this still works. I would recommend asking on the Xreal discord which can be found here: discord.com/invite/egF73FaF

I haven't done it myself but in the Simhub forum link in the description others have done this and posted how/the details 👍

75Mbps is a good amount to keep latency low with an okay image, but you should still be able to get higher. Have you split the 2.4ghz and 5ghz bands on your router with different names? This is so you know you are connected to the 5ghz band? Although 866Mbps connection indicates your connection bandwidth is fine, so you should be able to get a higher bitrate. When you say you have gigabit ethernet, I take it that is directly between your dedicated router and your PC? HEVC does have a lower maximum bitrate, whilst H264 has a higher max bitrate. For image quality, a 75Mbps HEVC will be better than 75Mbps H264. The virtual desktop discord is also really good for advice if needed discord.com/invite/ydavZEmW Hope you manage to sort it/are happy with what you can get it to 👍

@@DayDreamerVR Tks for the reply, i will follow your channel and watch it deeply. My setup is (PC ethernet (1,000mps gigabit) -> "Internet Router" -> on cable to 5Ghz (Dedicated 866mbps) in AP mode. So I was reading that my 5Ghz is only 10/100mbps then probably this bootleneck my connection, BUT EVEN if I connect Quest straight to 5ghz through the Internet Router, I cant get more than 85mbps in both scenarios. (PS: The "internet router" I leave the 5ghz signal OFF so I have only 1 5ghz in my home (the other router dedicated). (Yes, I use the 5ghz dedicated signal, just Quest 2 use this alone on the "second" router).

@@GoMArkkrAM The best way to try it is PC--->dedicated vr router--->Internet router. This is because you are sending your signal straight between the dedicated router and pc, without it needing to go through another router. The Internet router transfering/processing the data could be the bottleneck between your dedicated one and your PC, I hope that helps 👍

@@DayDreamerVR i will buy a wifi 6 soon as some bucks left, or a 1.000mbps 5ghz to connect it straight and out of any co-relation with that internet router). (Ps. Even connecting on the internet 5ghz router and doing everything on only 1 router i get same results (but i have a bunch of devices hanging on 2.4ghz on that router, i thinks because it i cant get good results. But i still have totally acceptable 75/80mbps high settings, pretty much a crispy image must say!

will it turning water into wine 🍷 graphically speaking (and even performance) if i upgrade to wifi 6 AX1800? My fear is to spent a budget which is tight at the moment and not experience a great change/upgrade in image. (If ya can put it in how % i can gain) thanks so much pal

Hi, what VR headset are you using? I just double checked on my Quest 3, and the Steam Link app is still showing in the Meta store. On your PC, you just need Steam, Steam VR and you VR game installed. Hope that helps 👍

Sorry for the late reply, yes you would need an Nvidia GPU, sorry I didn't mention this in the video. Please find more detail if needed here: xreal.gitbook.io/nrsdk/development/tools/cloudxr

@@Rascalibur could be worth keeping an eye on the development of the "immersed Visor" - they are a full vr headset, further details and the actual launch is expected in September. I don't think they'll have controllers, and won't be immediately setup for steam vr, but this could have changed, or is very likely to be possible after release 🤞 they are very expensive though, but you can get them on a one or two year subscription which spreads the cost

@@BrunoFrancisco-i9v The software/app is called "immersed" and it works on the Meta Quest VR headsets or the PICO VR headsets 👍

@@wonk1z reduce the bitrate, reduce the resolution, make sure you are connected to a 5ghz band on a good router which is connected to your PC with an ethernet cable. Turn down the settings in your game. These are just some general options, but once you have solved the lag you can fine tune graphics etc. I'd recommend using fpsvr to monitor the cpu and gpu usage and frame times until the lag is reduced/removed.

@@walshja81 No problem, glad it was useful and found out how to do it with PWM fans. I'm tempted to set my fans to a constant speed for non open top cars so it is cooling and more like normal car air vents, I haven't done any racing for ages though, but I'm starting to feel the interest coming back again, so will have to play about with the settings etc to see what I can do with the fans. They're definitely needed with the odd hot days in the UK at the moment!

@@chrishart5474 you could connect a 12v power connection into the fan as well but have a switch on the wire, that way if you have it on the fan should just get power and run, you might need some kind of variable switch or controller in the wire too so you can adjust how powerful it is when it is on. Then when you go back to a game that uses the fan, just turn off that additional power supply with the switch and it should then work off the setup shown in the video. Hope that makes sense and glad you found the video useful 👍

⁠so the same 3 amp power supply? @@DayDreamerVR have you a link to a switch that will work please as looked and bit of a minefield

@@chrishart5474 sorry for the late reply, it is a bit of a minefield, it is difficult to find a variable switch that also turns it off. If you use the same 3a power supply, you could either have a second power supply with the positive going to a switch like this amzn.eu/d/jhvsT4j then another wire going from the ground from the fan to that additional npower supplies ground. Or you could use the power supply you are already using, and run an additional wire from the positive wire of the power supply to the switch I linked, then from the switch to the positive on the fan, and then add another wire from the ground wire of the fan and connect it to the ground wire of the power supply. There are various ways you could do this with terminals like Wago terminals, or by soldering, or using the terminals on the motor shield. A variable switch such as this could work amzn.eu/d/09wSCw4m (this includes a switch - but the switch also does a reverse), or a variable motor speed controller like this amzn.eu/d/0beVYjku these will need a positive and negative from the fan, and a positive and negative from the power supply. I haven't tried these particular products themselves, but they look like they should work. Hope they do for you 👍

I’ll get the bits on order and thank you so much @@DayDreamerVR

@@kscott6686 Thank you, glad you liked it 👍

@@B16B0SS unfortunately if you did then you would need to update all the software as the image that is put on the screen would not match the lens distortion, so everything you see would all be out of shape. So is probably not possible

@@DayDreamerVR I see. I feel like the Neo 3 as a product would benefit from a refresh like this. A PCVR headset with a modest resolution and a direct link to the PC with the clarity of pancake lenses. That is what I am looking for. I have a Quest 3 but my PC cannot push it properly and the compression I see bothers me.

@@B16B0SS yeah, I wish more headsets would consider a display port connection. They seem to think that a faster WiFi connection will resolve it, but with the encoding and decoding needed, and speed of current WiFi, we are far off the wireless PCVR experience that would replace a display port connection.

£300 for me.

@@bradraces Yea now but at the time i posted it was £171 .

@@HDRGamingHub that’s frustrating £130 in a month haha

@@jimboniusmaximus6018 they have screens in which I used as an autocue 👍 they are called xreal airs

@@DayDreamerVR Oh, well that’s neat.

@@firstnamelastname6148 No, it runs really well without any noticeable lag 👍

@@DayDreamerVR oh so it just lag in this recording? thanks

@@DayDreamerVR one more question is it clear and is it good to do work on pico?

@@firstnamelastname6148 I find that I would like the screens slightly clearer, as text can be slightly difficult to read unless but this is usable with making the screen larger. Lots of people do work regularly in the PICO 4,so it all depends how clear you would like it 👍

@@DayDreamerVR thanks for the answer.

It luckily isn't rendering it seperately twice, and usually it won't match the refresh rate of your monitor as far as I am aware-for example if you have your monitor at 144hz but vr at 72 you would see a new frame once every two frames on your monitor. That's an easy frame rate to compare but if it was 90hz in VR and 144 on your monitor then each vr frame will show the next time the monitor refreshes after the VR frame was rendered/presented. It will likely still see a very small amount of extra load having it on your monitor, but it will be small. If your monitor or monitors are stuck at their full refresh rate all the time with a high resolution then that alone will put extra load on your system. So if you lower the resolution or frame rate of your monitor that could save some gpu/cpu etc for VR. Hope that helps 👍

@@tradersblankers2931 awesome, glad it helped, enjoy 👍

@@mayurikurotsuchi1527 haha, brilliant, where abouts on the video? 😅

They don't have to be, don't worry, does it still connect? It is just advising you in case you thought you were connected to the same network, connecting through two separate networks will transfer the data between them, and will require a good connection between the two, and could add latency 👍

Thx but in other videos i saw they were connected. I have a 500k net and i use tplink repeater as accesspoint for the quest 3 and shadow with my old laptop. Shadow has so much potential but it doesnt work good for me 😮‍💨

@Privat846 What is your latency like over the network, and are you on a fiber connection I take it? Could be worth going onto the Virtual Desktop discord to see if they can help diagnose any issues. Hope you manage to sort it👍

Its not that bad but can i connect the quest with a linkcable to the launcher and then laptop to shadow ?

@@DerBums80 by connecting the link cable to the launcher, do you mean connecting the link cable to your laptop? That would get rid of some latency this side of the network. Other options would be to turn down bitrate, lower the resolution quality setting, don't have asynchronous space warp on, make sure your laptop is connected to your router by an ethernet cable, have a higher refresh rate on your headset in VD if the shadow pc can manage it, that will all help keep the latency down 👍

It works on Beam Pro,