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Re: Facebook account required for new Oculus hmd users Oct 2020 - existing users can wait to Jan 2023
Morgrum said:Dude Google is just as intrusive as FB and they have their own antitrust lawsuit they are going through.synchromesh62 said:Now if Google made a VR Headset that would be cool .. Google VR.. Could be big and they can afford it.
Dont mind linking my Google Account.
I mean no lie google is just if not more worrying then FB.
And Google sends all their tracked info to Facebook anyway, so... LOL?
Zenbane
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Re: How many of you tried pc wireless w/virtual desktop on your quest 2
inovator said:The most amazing thing of all is oculus didn't find their own wireless solution at launch. I guess that's because the PC base is small in comparison to more casual users.
I am into PC -VR and hearing things like this makes me think Oculus can't have much interest in PC -VR. If this is so good, then why hasn't Oculus implemented it? How difficult would this be for Oculus to do given just one guy has done it in his app?
RedRizla
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Re: Oculus Store Compatibility and Cross Buy FAQ for Rift, Quest 1, Quest 2 and Go.
Ok hope this helps if i show you how i went about it.DaftnDirect said:hmmm this talk of Star Trek has prompted me to want the DLC, never got round to buying it.
I only have the Rift Version of STBC via Oculus. Has someone bought the Rift DLC recently and can confirm if that triggers cross-buy?
Also, didn't the DLC used to be available on the Oculus store, can't find an option to download at all. And despite the in-app purchase warning and advertisement in-game, you can't purchase it in-game. It's available on uplay after a bit of searching (wasn't listed in their DLC section) but it's 50% more expensive that the Quest version which includes the game and DLC.
I guess that's the route to go.. just buy the Quest version.
So @synchromesh... buying the Quest version triggers the DLC to be included in the Rift version? I wonder if that's the same for someone who already bought the non-DLC Rift version via Oculus?
What with the need for uplay and the associated login problems some people have when launching this game, it could all be a little bit more user friendly I think.
i purchased the Quest version first that comes with the free DLC pre installed ( i think its still 65% off )
I then went to the main store and saw that the Rift version was also showing free and installed it.
By clicking underneath ( as the pic blow shows ) it brings up the DLC which also shows as free.
Hope that helps. No idea what happens if you purchase the Rift version first ?
Or even if i just got lucky but both Quest and Rift versions run fine. Rift version via link or VD
Re: Is there a photo viewing app for Quest 2?
i was able to view them from the my media tab in the Oculus TV app...a bit unorganized menu system but at least i can view them!
Re: Is using both a rift s and quest 2 (at separate times) a tos violation?
Having two facebook accounts is a violation. Having multiple headsets on one account is fine. Otherwise the Oculus store wouldn't let you buy games for the Go, Quest and Rift on one account, and have cross buy where you get free copies of some games on multiple headset types.
kojack
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Re: The Official "Books Worth Reading" Thread
I just finished book 4. Still very good but I think the trilogy was a good place to end it.
Re: Facebook account required for new Oculus hmd users Oct 2020 - existing users can wait to Jan 2023
Dude Google is just as intrusive as FB and they have their own antitrust lawsuit they are going through.synchromesh62 said:Now if Google made a VR Headset that would be cool .. Google VR.. Could be big and they can afford it.
Dont mind linking my Google Account.
I mean no lie google is just if not more worrying then FB.
Morgrum
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Re: v23 PTC PC Software Release Notes
The thing is that you do see a difference, I noticed the low resolution when compared to virtual desktop which runs I think at native res. But measurements is to know exactly what the resolution is. Regarding compression the difference is really noticiable especially in games with fog, shadow places or many effectsTomCgcmfc said:Richooal said:If it is truly an improvement, you should be able to see a difference. If you need to go to special tools to measure it, then it is not worth harping on about.
VR is about perception, immersion and feeling. You shouldn't need to "confirm" numbers.
I remember an oculus update for the quest1 that also broke the encoder resolution, If I had to guess its just a bugI wonder it it's tied to the bitrate you choose? Also, maybe super sampling? Who knows? Until we get a clear explanation for Oculus it's impossible to say for sure imho. In the meantime I've rolled back to v21 I'm just going to stick with it for now since it seems to be working fine with my Q2 with encode res = 3664 and Global SS = 1.20, ASW = auto.TheWors3 said:I find it funny when people set the encoder resolution to a higher value and they think it makes a different when its actually bogged. I hope a fix comes soon because while compression is virtually non existant, the resolution is really bad.
TheWors3
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Re: Elite Strap breaking?
kevinw729 said:
Quality Assurance - rather than Quality Control was an issue that the company had worked long and hard to address and still found it difficult.
This is backwards actually.
- Quality Assurance addresses external standards and guidelines, such as EU policies.
- Quality Control addresses internal standards, such as making sure products are durable.
Zenbane
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