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Step 1: Press the Windows button and search for “adjust the appearance and performance of windows”. Proceed to the advanced tab and change “Adjust for best performance of:” to background services and press apply. Step 2: Locate where you downloaded your oculus program Follow the path Oculus -> Support -> oculus-diagnostics.
Launch Oculus software. Switch to devices tab (not important, but lets you see if the lights turn green). Turn on Quest (not plugged in). Accept guardian if already created, or create one. You should be in the Quest home. Plug USB cable into rear port (it's usually already plugged in). Plug USB-C end into Quest.
Nago15. •. - Virtual Desktop has the best settings, newest compression methods, so best picture quality and most user friendly interface, best performance and works with almost every game no matter the store. - Air Link often has issues, has a horrible UI, but you can reach a lof ot settings in the debug tool, and of course Oculus store games ...
Link Cable Fix: The first step would be to get the 'Test Connection' option on Oculus Link to pass with your cable. I'm using a third party 5M USB 3 Gen 1 Cable and I can assure you that your cable is rarely the problem, most issues are software related. Installing ADB Drivers Manually:
Oculus Link works by transmitting a video stream taken from your PC's internal render resolution, and compressing it to fit through USB-C to work on your Quest. I recently found that if you set it so that 1:1 pixels with your default render resolution, you can get very clean image quality with way better stability than using a higher encode ...
Make sure you plug it into either a USB-C port, or a superspeed 3.0 port. All good for now. Then, put on your headset, a prompt will ask you whether you want to allow the PC to access the Quest. Press "Deny" (yes, always press Deny ** ), then activate Link inside the headset and you'll finally be in the Oculus Link home!
Now, for the Oculus Link panel: Distortion Curvature: Low. Improves image clarity, especially at lower resolutions. Encode Resolution Width: Air Link: 2880. Quest 1: 2970. Quest 2: Render Resolution’s Width rounded up to the tens place, OR 3970, whichever is lower.
The type you explain here. It is a consistent stutter only when playing SteamVR games via Oculus Link & AirLink, but not present when using VD. For this reason I just use VD for SteamVR and AirLink for Oculus games. But I will try this audio fix you describe. Thanks. Another type of stutter I get is "randomly dropped frames" regardless of any ...
Virtual Desktop 1.8 made Oculus Link for playing elite obsolete for me. While seated, positional jitter is a non-issue with Elite, and the latency, while still there, doesn't bother me at all, as all I'm doing is just looking around in the cockpit.
In the PC Oculus App, it says "No headset audio" when I go to the Devices tab. I've checked/tried: - Seeing if the Oculus Headset is disabled in the windows sound control panel (it's not even there) - Going to device manager and clicking "scan for hardware changes" (does nothing) - Going to the oculus app > devices > quest 2 > device setup ...