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This video is outdated and this method no longer works. I ordered this unit due to this video and i found out it doenst work. Please remove this video or update it as it is misinforming which is very frustrating, wate of money and time. It hasnt been working since December of last year. Hope you arent just trying to cash in on peoples need and misfortune

Sou do Brasil , estou satisfeito com meu Quest 2. , adorei o Quest 2. 👍😀👍❤🇧🇷🇧🇷

Well all those crashes makes sense now 😂 I’m just letting it at 4800

this is basically telling you have to buy it bruh nah

9:13 Game name?

SIMPLE INSTRUCTION: Very good video tutorial ,to show how simple it can be to capture your old camcorder tapes and capture to a PC?

The 2 questions I have to determine what I want to buy are: Can I connect the quest 2 to my ps5 to play games like FNAF Help Wanted without it going blurry? Can you watch youtube in mixed reality on the quest 2? Thanks

I hate the fact I upgraded from the quest 2 my Anker dock is not compatible with Quest 3

Just wish there was a dpad on one of the controller

can I supersample with the 6700xt? I currently use a vive pro and want better quality

No matter how much i adjust the meter for spacing my eyes on the 3 feel cross eyed but on the 2 it doesnt.... why?

I did find out that the flashing lights you saw at 13:20 may be resolved after turning off MSAA, There have been three worlds in VRChat that i've seen so far with the same flashing lights, and someone in the intel discord server found out that it could be "resolved" by turning off MSAA, and it worked! I can't confirm it will make it will still make the characters meshes in the characters visible or not however, but if you have a chance, maybe you could check it out?

Bro my mic wasn’t plugged in all the way into my pc and into the headphone splitter😭😭

Omygosh an updated video!! Tysmmm!!!!

I didnt plug in the microphone cable in good, i feel stupid

Computer mic works, headset works great with other devices making calls, etc, but the headset mic won't work with my work computer. Bluetooth Sennheiser HD450 SE.

Thanks bro you actually saved me, I thought my PC was done for ahahahah

OVR locomotion effect on steam. A literal gift from god.

Quest 2 has sidequest can upscale graphics

Thanks!!

Wait do I need that exact router you do... because I used spectrum landline WITH ethernet obviously does that work..?

Consider checking first how a ALR fabric works before setting this up, you might want to rotate the frame 180 degrees as the ALR fabric is just a series of triangles* that redirect the projector light and remove the unwanted polarized reflected light...

So I am curious do I always have to have Alexa open on my iPhone for the scheduled events to run???

This video deserves more views.

Man if y’all come across this video, get the damn quest 3😭 I just bought mines and oh my goodness😭😊

Hey Maraksot why when ever i pair my pro controllers with the quest 3 it always loses tracking is their a fix to this?

Actually, I'm having a problem. Previously, when I plugged in an audio device, a small pop-up (from an app I can't recall) would ask for settings. I'd select 'headset' and everything worked fine. Now, that pop-up doesn't show, and I can't select 'headset'. Because of this, only the headphones work, not the microphone. I'm not sure what to do.

Why does my mic detect the UA-cam videos when I test it but when I scream into the headphone mic it doesn't detect anything it only detects the yt video sound

Im not getting any video out of my gpu, it is pluged into the slot, and connected via a cable to my monitor, but no video is coming out. Any idea how to fix this, its my first graphics card and i have no clue what i am doing.

I completed Alyx with an RX550, it was a gross experience: horrible graphics, FPS below 40, constant drops, but I completed it and it wasn't bad, but due to overheating I lost my GPU and motherboard. However, I will get a new computer next month with a Ryzen 5 4600 and an RX580, I'm very excited to replay the game with better frame rates and graphics. Thank you very much for the video!

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R u able to test the 7900 gre on VR?

Hi can you help me I had buyed rtx 4060 gigabyte 8gb eagle but the issue is I can't play games in high resolution it's lagging so 😭 much. Can you tell me which graphic card is best for high settings

I been looking for videos like this for a long time thanks for helping me

I have a pair of arctic nova 3s and they have been working fine for months. But the mic recently randomly stopped working and nothing I do seems to fix it.

You didn’t really go over how good the tracking is with controllers. Also wondering if one has better quest link capabilities or farther distance

The only thing is I never play games where i only shoot with a rifle

it didnt work for me

I just got the Quest 3 Coming from the Rift S and I was so confused why everyone kept saying airlink sucked and I should get VD. Airlink runs great and looks great. I do however have a wifi 6e router and it’s hard wired to my desktop. I’m just happy I don’t need to spend another $20 😂

I couldn't help but laugh at myself at 7:30. This is the best way to play for full impression, but i had to unlearn the turning irl since i learned that i end up spending most of my live streams with the back of my head facing the camera lol. I had to use all sorts of sound ques to help me indicate the general direction of my PC so that i could try to face my camera as much as possible! I had to learn how to adapt to smooth turning with the analog stick, which could be a bit jarring lol 😂

What a great topic that I think very few people share with other users and is something that I think that the majority of new VR users will have to face because the medium is so foreign to them. Those who know me and my VR journey know that I've traveled in all sorts of environments, planes, trains, automobiles, and boats. Etc. and I've never been car sick, sea sick, or air sickness. To put it bluntly, I've never experienced being motion sick...... then I got VR! I goofed around with my first headset (Quest 2) with some of the built-in default apps. Not paying attention to the games comfort settings (green= comfortable, yellow= mild, red= intense) and ended up playing my first real VR title about 3 days of having my headset without any issues so I thought that I would be fine which was Contractors VR! The first handful of steps were jarring to me! I felt drunk and hungover all at once. In the headset, I was walking straight, but irl I was literally spinning from the sick feeling that I was experiencing! I bumped into my couch (since I had a very small playspace back then), and as I was falling down backward onto the couch, I managed to hit the jump button on my controller! So, as I was physically falling over, mentally, in VR, I was leaping about 4 feet into the air! It had felt like my soul had left my body 😂. When I landed on the couch, I took my headset off and preceded to lay there for 3 days, feeling the worst sickness that I had ever felt till that day! I thought that I was one of the few who couldn't adapt to VR and that I wasted money on a medium that I couldn't ever adapt to. But I did, with baby steps. The moral of my story, and one that I advise to new players getting into VR, is this, 1: Take your time and get your your footing. 2: Don't rush into bigger games. 3: Find the comfort ratings (at least from games stores that have them posted (Oculus & Steam has the comfort ratings by the rating of the game on its description page. And, yes! I know that it's called Meta now, but Oculus was and still is the more superior name, no cap). 4: Adjust to games slowly to learn your limitations (even to those who developed their "VR legs" I know people can play vr games with ease but still throw up after playing Flight Sim games). 5: Respect your body. Don't try to fight through feeling uncomfortable. Pause, take a breather, and rest! I think for laughs, I may have to recreate my first experience on my channel somehow 😅 that would be a complete blast to do if I could find a way to pull it off!

Not using blinders here too. Make me sick almost immediately. Most VR goggles make me feel claustrophobic to begin with, I rather have a wide view, which feels more natural and not exacerbates the conflict between what you see and feel. I also keep a fan pointed at me. Keeps me cool, gives me a point of orientation and does give the body some kind of input that resembles movement.

Meta (and other manufacturers) should write a simple game specifically designed to train people to get used to VR. Step by step get more movement into it. Distribute it for free. A lot of users that get sick the first few times will throw their headset in the closet and not use it again.

Tip to help in fps shooters is to shuffle your legs up+down and walk/run on the spot. Helps remove the motion sickness and feels more immersive for me

I will add that depending on the person, you may want to prioritize 120fps over graphics or resolution From experience I can say that I can play at the lowest of framerates and with weird movement and be fine in VR, however when I drop to 90 or below my eyes get tired in about 15 minutes, again, not dizzy, just tired, where as with 120 I can basically play for the entire day Again, this depends on the person, but I personally can't play below 120, and I will also add that I prefer 90hz over 60+60 (reprojected / ASW)

I have to strongly disagree, vr racing Sims and flying Sims are the best way to get over your motion sickness as you know you are not moving but instead you're in a cockpit thus solidifying even more the experience of realism especially if you're using a racing wheel or flight sticks, and above all make sure you are never below 75fps as that will trigger motion sickness you want to aim for 90 to 120 constant FPS.

I hope this will help me,somehow I lost my VR legs,I remember playing hours on end years ago,now I barely do an hour

I remember trying the Rift Dk1 back in 2013, after a 3-5 min seated demo both Fal and I were sick for the rest of the day and night, we both had really odd un-rested sleep. He persisted with it but for me being asked - hay how do you fancy feeling like vomiting? I was always ok with driving games and even flight games, I remember playing Elite Dangerous and Assetto Corsa back on the DK2 absolutely fine - I even loved a Roller Coaster tech demo on the DK1. There was something about walking around that I just struggled with though partially I think it was a balance thing too. As graphics and refresh rates have improved, so have I - as you know. For motion sickness (not just VR sickness) I would also add when you start to feel it, a nice cold glass of ice water and something cold on forehead is a massive help in recovering.

Don't forget the potential (especially the older titles for VR) for discomfort by the 'comfort' options they bake in, like teleport locomotion and snap turning or vignette when turning. They can definitely add some VR motion sickness due to the disconnect from your controls that those options cause.

#6%Club Thank you homie, i'm painfully new to PC biology and you teach very well (: