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Spuzzum said:
I use a WD MyPassport 4TB drive, connected to a Raspberry Pi, connected to a hotspot created on the Pi. Make sure you actually shared the drive after swapping it in.
07-06-2019 06:38 PM
Doubird said:
Spuzzum said:
I use a WD MyPassport 4TB drive, connected to a Raspberry Pi, connected to a hotspot created on the Pi. Make sure you actually shared the drive after swapping it in.
I just use 1 thing, it's the Sandisk Media Connect. You just add it to your wifi connection like you would for a laptop, ipad or phone. Then in the oculus, you go to wifi settings and connect sandisk. Then in your oculus browser the sandisk app will appear and you can just watch the videos you have on your sandisk.
07-07-2019 04:51 PM
Spuzzum said:
Doubird said:
Spuzzum said:
I use a WD MyPassport 4TB drive, connected to a Raspberry Pi, connected to a hotspot created on the Pi. Make sure you actually shared the drive after swapping it in.
I just use 1 thing, it's the Sandisk Media Connect. You just add it to your wifi connection like you would for a laptop, ipad or phone. Then in the oculus, you go to wifi settings and connect sandisk. Then in your oculus browser the sandisk app will appear and you can just watch the videos you have on your sandisk.
Does it act as it's own hotspot, or does it need to connect to a home network/modem in order for devices to connect? My device acts as it's own hotspot, even on a plane, train or in the bush somewhere. It might not have internet in those situations, but it'll still stream to the headset. And the 5GHz I've got it set at, is better than the 5GHz of my internet provider's modem. The headset kept dropping the 5G with the modem, telling me there's no connection. I haven't had that with my Pi...unless it was a firmware update to the Quest that fixed it. 😛
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