I am using my Quest as a movie theater, FTP server, python script processor, FFmpeg media encoder, and I also have own VPN with ZeroTier installed to connect to my pc "virtually locally" from anywhere. Oh and also I am using new Bing AI assistant (GPT-4) that I ask questions by voice from time to time. I think that is the most of non-vr things I am using on my quest :D
I use quest watch movies but quality of content seems to small. The most content creat for small screen and if i try to set up smaller screen it's looks pixelated
Hey Mysticle! I was wondering have you ever played EmuVR? You mentioned in the video the old retro TVs so I highly recommend you give it a try and have some nostalgia hit you
I don’t have a FP drone/plane, but if this could be done, I would certainly be looking for one. Would love to have a first person RC P-51 Mustang, or an RC jet.
Quest don't have video in (hdmi or analog) so you need a some sort of capture device connected to PC and VD to stream to Quest. You won't have head tracking or 3D view. And FPV video feed is usually not great (except for DJI but they don't allow hdmi output so you can't capture it). And boy I guarantee you it would be nightmare to use even if you manage to set it up as Q2 is really big and heavy for fpv. I've had box FPV goggles slightly bigger than quest and oh boy it was so much better when I bought smaller better FPV goggles. Also, it is possible to have 3d stereo in some goggles like SkyZones, and use headtracker to look around but really noone is doing that and there are really good reasons for that. But FPV sims are as fun and you can run them via steamlink or vd or airlink
I mainly use my Quest with either Meta Horizons Workrooms or Immersed (changes with my mood tbh). Bought a Logitech MX Keys and MX Master mouse specifically so i can Bluetooth to the quest and it's pretty good, the one downside of the Quest 2 is the poor grayscale pass-through. I'm hoping the Quest 3 comes at a reasonable price and has decent enough pass-through, it'd be on all week if it does, additionally it would need to be less chonky as trying to drink a coffee before it's cold with the Quest 2 is... entertaining. For fun though, sideloading Edge and playing Xbox Cloud Games is a blast, being able to lie flat in bed to play some Xbox is a lot easier on the neck/back.
Well, i'm not really using my Quest 2 for the Quest 2 System. I only use my Quest 2 with a Link Cable connected to my Gaming PC for SteamVR. And i actually don't have any battery life issues, because i'm using the Kuject Link Cable. The Kuject Link Cable connects your Quest 2 with your PC and your Charging Cable, which increases your Battery life immensely. I can play VRChat (PCVR) with my Quest 2 from 10pm through the entire night until 7am and still have more than enough battery for playing even longer.
I've switched from using the oculus launcher with airbridge to using virtual desktop instead with steam VR (using the airbridge with internet passthrough) and it's sooo much better, i cant seem to get the visuals quite as sharp as before but the ease of use & the cozy desktop enviroments not using PC resourses makes up for it easy. Ive even began using it for some 2d gaming and watching TV
Wow, this video was so awesome that I wish it could have lasted forever! VR gaming is such a fascinating topic that captivates the hearts of many viewers, and it's no surprise that it's the main focus of every RUclips VR channel out there. But let's not forget that VR has so much more to offer than just gaming, and that's why videos like this are so valuable and highly appreciated. I have no doubt that this kind of content will not only keep your current subscribers engaged but will also attract many new ones!
Without having to sideload, I use Virtual Desktop and play my steam games in a theater with xbox controller or bluetooth mouse and keyboard connected to my Quest. I do this from downstairs as well as my couch in my game room. I don't use my monitor anymore for gaming and play all games in my quest.
@@JonT-vn3vz Well, Virtual Desktop defaults resolution to 1080p. You can turn that off in the settings and use the resolution of your monitor. However, you need a powerful graphics card and a strong connection to stream 2k or 4k to your headset.
@@JonT-vn3vz Interesting. I have played Witcher 3, Cyberpunk, the new Harry potter game and many more and the graphics are the same as my 4k monitor. Now, there is another setting and is the quality of the feed from your machine. Maybe its that. I tried Bigscreen streming and the quality was really bad. VR desktop is almost a 1-1, for me. Well, maybe I am lucky, then.
Thanks for testing so we don't have to ;-) I am now backing up my Quest 2 (side link) have 280apps installed (most are side loaded) ... Got to the point where something running in background is causing issues.. Factory resetting..
there is no such thing.. its basically any PC you can get, and it all depends on what headset you want to run at what resolution and at what settings etc
If your somewhat needing a laptop for school I would highly recommend a good gaming laptop….we are talking like $1000+ lol but my laptop gives me zero problems with any vr game and I use my computer for collage which helps me feel a little better about the money😅
@Derek would not recommend a Steam Deck, I own one and it really doesn't have the thermal space for it - but its definitely possible and I'm sure I could get it to run well.
I bought my Best friend's PC for $350. Its a I7-6th gen, GTX1070TI, 16GB Ram. I then Bought a $40 5ghz Wifi Modem for airlink. It runs any modern VR games. Im so happy i can finally go PCVR on Vrchat.
Air travel. I'm not much for gaming, but I like to watch a lot of movies and TV in my quest 2. I've been travelling a fair amount in the past few months, so I've sideloaded a Netflix client which allows me to download content. In advance of my trips, I download a whole slew of stuff I might want to watch. For the air travel, I book a seat with extra legroom (bulkhead or exit row typically) so that there won't be an issue with the person in front of me tilting their seat back into my head space, and I choose a window seat if possible so that I won't be disturbed if a row-mate needs to go and return for restlessness or bathroom reasons. Once seated for my flight, before I must turn off my phone for take-off, I turn on my phone hotspot, power-up my quest and start the Netflix client (to ensure that proper authentication to the Netflix service has occurred). Then I suspend the Quest and set it aside, put the phone on airplane mode, and stow the gear for take-off as may be required. Once in the air, I'm all ready to go. I use the BoboVR strap and have 4 batteries on hand so power's not an issue. I have learned the hard way LOL, to turn off headset-tracking because if you don't, the inertial sensors get very confused with the aircraft movements and the result is very weird and unpleasant. I also use Bose Quiet Comfort ANC headphones (in wired mode) which protects my row-mates from having to hear my audio and the ANC is awesome for the otherwise high ambient noise levels of air travel. One final hint is that when you order your glass of wine, ask for it to just be the little bottle (if such is offered) rather than a glass, so that you can sip it without having to push your headset out of the way as would be necessary to sip from a glass. All in all, it is for me a great way of travel as time just speeds by.
You can also play steam games on virtual desktop with a bluetooth controller connected to your pc. You are confined to virtaul desktop environments tho.
Everything you said in this video I use on my Quest 2, and I was trying an external USB C with SD Card on it to see it I can use it for more memory but I did not get it to work, maybe your team can find a way to get it to work.
Hey Mysticle: That UNIFI wireless access point you've got over your shelf; do you use that for PCVR or just general wifi coverage? I've got one laying around and was curious to see how it would work for virtual desktop and whatnot.
I got Sen 3d VR running on quest, it was cool to be able to play super mario bros 3. The quest controllers were a challenge to use. I wasn't able to get a controller to work with it though.
I have been using steam link on quest 2 with steam deck and it's pretty cool. It a lower resolution because it's showing the resolution of the 800 due to the steam deck screen. It's fine if you want to play older retro games where you don't notice the resolution.
I don’t understand why use steam link and not virtual desktop? Another question: does steam vr have an option to play 2d games in a big virtual screen ?
@@brdido I like steam link because I like to have passthrough mode on which isn't available on vr desktop. Steam link is also very simple to connect to on steam deck as long as they are connected to the same network. I usually have 2 windows open, one is the steam link app and the other is the oculus web browser so I can watch RUclips while I game. Another plus is that steam link is free.
@@brdido I would still recommend virtual desktop if you want to connect to your PC through a wire for the least amount of latency ( I have it on my laptop). But vr desktop is kinda slowed on steam deck. I'm not sure about steam VR because I've only played from the oculus store because I tend to play standalone
I think for something like Quest 2 to be justifiable for every is to use it for productivity Just imagine you only need a vr standalone, a keyboard and a mouse to have a multiscreen setup that you could bring it anywhere, and can at least run browser and office app locally
You just gave me an idea that i want to try, i know i can remote control my modded Nintendo Switch to my pc through usb-c (or wifi), wich mean i can then use my Quest 2 (connected to pc, itself wired to switch) to play Switch games on Quest Of course it would be awesome to play Nintendo Switch VR game, but the desktop link is just a window and not a full scene thing sadly, but at least i can play Zelda and some other game in a big virtual screen :D Update: it works!
is there a way to connect my quest 2 to my ps4 to use it like a psvr? my psvr broke and i have games on my ps4 i dont feel like buying on my Oculus to play them again.
I had an Oculus Go, Rift S, I have a Quest 2 & a PSVR 2 (which I love), I'm also a former Network Engineer with 20+ years IT experience. With all that said, I honestly think until VR gets to the point where the headsets are roughly 50% the size & weight of the Quest Pro & 50% faster, incorporates full color VR/AR untethered with full body tracking it's not going to get where it needs to be. The good news is, we're getting there rapidly! As we've seen the headsets are getting smaller, lighter, faster & dramatically improved displays. The new sensors from HTC are a huge step in the full body tracking area. I think late 2024 to mid 2025 is going to be the time we finally get the Goldilocks VR/AR headset...
One of the things I have enjoyed is installing the Xbox app on my quest then using remote play so it looks like it is on a much larger screen than the one I actually own. The graphics aren't the absolute best and the latency makes multiplayer difficult, but it's still quite enjoyable
I bought a 256gb quest 2 and have put less than 20 hours on it and it just sits. This video and anymore like it are very welcomed by me. I need more reasons to pick up my headset
I use my quest To play Call of Duty mobile And Apex legends I also installed the game pass app to play Xbox games. For some reason I couldn't get Fortnite to work. It keeps telling me to deactivate my developers mode, which I think will cause it not to work for the other games I have side loaded. Great video.
Hi love your RUclips. You have helped me learn so much about the quest 2 head set. I 55 found it to be easy to work the headset from your video. I have a question? Can you confirm if the Quest Pro has dropped its price from $1500 to $1000 here in the US. Someone posted in Discord.
Sooo i dont know if someone tested it befor but can you download and run playstation remote play? And run basicly any ps game on a virtual screen? Like on an Android phone?
I hangout in vrchat to meet my friends and socialize there. I basically have a life aside from my real one. So VR basically is part of my life now. I wont leave it to dust in some cabinet.
I wanted use quest 2 for work and study because I don't have permanent home and thought i can do virtual multi monitor setup, but it's not worth it at all. Small resolution, Fov, godray, long set up time, uncomfortable, hot. I tried us it for 3D movies and immersion was high, but small clarity focus aria, resolution, comfort and battery life killing all vibes. Only great is in vr games
I've been mostly using my headset to play vr games and use bonelab mods. But after this vid i thought. What if i could install fnaf ar into the game, would that work?
It's not too expensive because Walmart, Target and BestBuy have those Quest 2. I got my 250GB for $300 but it was more than 2 years ago in Black Friday. It's a new level of experience.🤤
Here is a homework/assignment: How to play .mvc movie files in Quest. Convertion to .mp4 kills quality. Please help. You got connections, maybe they know, and you can make a video about it.
Hey, anybody knows how to connect Insta360 X3 directly to Quest 2? Why? To watch recorded VR videos directly from insta360 via wifi or USB direct connection.
I was able to get Call of Duty Mobile in Apex running. But I could not get Fortnite to run. It keeps telling me to disable Developers mode. But if I Disabled developers mode. Would that cause the other sideloaded Apps not to work correctly?
i just have one question, can you use steam link for vr games such as gorilla tag or boneworks? i was just wondering because it would be so cool to play boneworks from my pc without having any cables.
If your WiFI connection is good enough and PC is wired to your router, you 'should' be able to do that via the Oculus AirLink built into the Quest 2, or for a payed 3rd party solution, Virtual Desktop.
@@F33N1X89 im new to vr (just got a quest 2 last month) and im trying to learn new things about it. ty for telling me about airlink and i will try and use it.
This is for anyone who sees this, what is a good recommendation for a quest 2 head strap? I have used the default strap for like a year and a half, I can still use it just fine but I feel like I need to change it after hearing everyone saying how shit the default strap is. So can you guys help a brother out?
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I am using my Quest as a movie theater, FTP server, python script processor, FFmpeg media encoder, and I also have own VPN with ZeroTier installed to connect to my pc "virtually locally" from anywhere. Oh and also I am using new Bing AI assistant (GPT-4) that I ask questions by voice from time to time. I think that is the most of non-vr things I am using on my quest :D
That's incredible!
Dude! You're suckling the teet of technology dry! Wish you the best!
I use quest watch movies but quality of content seems to small. The most content creat for small screen and if i try to set up smaller screen it's looks pixelated
How do you use it as a server
I clicked so fast it warped me into the past
Lol
Godddamn 😂
Same
same lol
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Hey Mysticle! I was wondering have you ever played EmuVR? You mentioned in the video the old retro TVs so I highly recommend you give it a try and have some nostalgia hit you
I’d really love to know if the Quest 2 can be used as a headset for first person drones. Flight sims on another level!
I don't see a reason why not
YES WE NEED THAT
@@jblc_xylo that would be cool as hell
I don’t have a FP drone/plane, but if this could be done, I would certainly be looking for one. Would love to have a first person RC P-51 Mustang, or an RC jet.
Quest don't have video in (hdmi or analog) so you need a some sort of capture device connected to PC and VD to stream to Quest. You won't have head tracking or 3D view. And FPV video feed is usually not great (except for DJI but they don't allow hdmi output so you can't capture it). And boy I guarantee you it would be nightmare to use even if you manage to set it up as Q2 is really big and heavy for fpv. I've had box FPV goggles slightly bigger than quest and oh boy it was so much better when I bought smaller better FPV goggles. Also, it is possible to have 3d stereo in some goggles like SkyZones, and use headtracker to look around but really noone is doing that and there are really good reasons for that. But FPV sims are as fun and you can run them via steamlink or vd or airlink
I mainly use my Quest with either Meta Horizons Workrooms or Immersed (changes with my mood tbh).
Bought a Logitech MX Keys and MX Master mouse specifically so i can Bluetooth to the quest and it's pretty good, the one downside of the Quest 2 is the poor grayscale pass-through. I'm hoping the Quest 3 comes at a reasonable price and has decent enough pass-through, it'd be on all week if it does, additionally it would need to be less chonky as trying to drink a coffee before it's cold with the Quest 2 is... entertaining.
For fun though, sideloading Edge and playing Xbox Cloud Games is a blast, being able to lie flat in bed to play some Xbox is a lot easier on the neck/back.
You should make a video on VR gaming on windows 365 I got it running on my Xbox series s
Well, i'm not really using my Quest 2 for the Quest 2 System.
I only use my Quest 2 with a Link Cable connected to my Gaming PC for SteamVR.
And i actually don't have any battery life issues, because i'm using the Kuject Link Cable.
The Kuject Link Cable connects your Quest 2 with your PC and your Charging Cable, which increases your Battery life immensely.
I can play VRChat (PCVR) with my Quest 2 from 10pm through the entire night until 7am and still have more than enough battery for playing even longer.
I've switched from using the oculus launcher with airbridge to using virtual desktop instead with steam VR (using the airbridge with internet passthrough) and it's sooo much better, i cant seem to get the visuals quite as sharp as before but the ease of use & the cozy desktop enviroments not using PC resourses makes up for it easy. Ive even began using it for some 2d gaming and watching TV
I just wanted to say you are my top number 1 favorite RUclipsr
Except for Sadlyitsbradly he had most of the recent news about VR headsets. 😮
@@sorkoatbot7792 ya I do watch him too
Awesome video, great topic!
Wow, this video was so awesome that I wish it could have lasted forever! VR gaming is such a fascinating topic that captivates the hearts of many viewers, and it's no surprise that it's the main focus of every RUclips VR channel out there. But let's not forget that VR has so much more to offer than just gaming, and that's why videos like this are so valuable and highly appreciated. I have no doubt that this kind of content will not only keep your current subscribers engaged but will also attract many new ones!
Did AI write this 🥸
@ Obviously!
Without having to sideload, I use Virtual Desktop and play my steam games in a theater with xbox controller or bluetooth mouse and keyboard connected to my Quest. I do this from downstairs as well as my couch in my game room. I don't use my monitor anymore for gaming and play all games in my quest.
I tried that and my game looked like crap
@@JonT-vn3vz Well, Virtual Desktop defaults resolution to 1080p. You can turn that off in the settings and use the resolution of your monitor. However, you need a powerful graphics card and a strong connection to stream 2k or 4k to your headset.
@@TheKinren OH i wasn't trying to do anything special. Like certainly not 4k. I would have been find with 1080p. But the graphics looks really bad.
@@JonT-vn3vz Interesting. I have played Witcher 3, Cyberpunk, the new Harry potter game and many more and the graphics are the same as my 4k monitor. Now, there is another setting and is the quality of the feed from your machine. Maybe its that. I tried Bigscreen streming and the quality was really bad. VR desktop is almost a 1-1, for me. Well, maybe I am lucky, then.
Thanks for testing so we don't have to ;-) I am now backing up my Quest 2 (side link) have 280apps installed (most are side loaded) ... Got to the point where something running in background is causing issues.. Factory resetting..
Could you do a video about the cheapest vr ready pcs
there is no such thing.. its basically any PC you can get, and it all depends on what headset you want to run at what resolution and at what settings etc
@@Nobody-Nowhere i would say steam deck is a good one
If your somewhat needing a laptop for school I would highly recommend a good gaming laptop….we are talking like $1000+ lol but my laptop gives me zero problems with any vr game and I use my computer for collage which helps me feel a little better about the money😅
@Derek would not recommend a Steam Deck, I own one and it really doesn't have the thermal space for it - but its definitely possible and I'm sure I could get it to run well.
I bought my Best friend's PC for $350. Its a I7-6th gen, GTX1070TI, 16GB Ram. I then Bought a $40 5ghz Wifi Modem for airlink.
It runs any modern VR games. Im so happy i can finally go PCVR on Vrchat.
I haven’t actually thought about doing something so creative with my quest. Although I have wanted to use it for homework
Planning to use my future quest 2 as a combination entertainment center and office space
lying in bed and having a screen instead of a ceiling is such a comfort
I like watching videos in VR. I put my headphones on, lie back, and feel like I have the cinema to myself.
Air travel. I'm not much for gaming, but I like to watch a lot of movies and TV in my quest 2. I've been travelling a fair amount in the past few months, so I've sideloaded a Netflix client which allows me to download content. In advance of my trips, I download a whole slew of stuff I might want to watch. For the air travel, I book a seat with extra legroom (bulkhead or exit row typically) so that there won't be an issue with the person in front of me tilting their seat back into my head space, and I choose a window seat if possible so that I won't be disturbed if a row-mate needs to go and return for restlessness or bathroom reasons.
Once seated for my flight, before I must turn off my phone for take-off, I turn on my phone hotspot, power-up my quest and start the Netflix client (to ensure that proper authentication to the Netflix service has occurred). Then I suspend the Quest and set it aside, put the phone on airplane mode, and stow the gear for take-off as may be required. Once in the air, I'm all ready to go. I use the BoboVR strap and have 4 batteries on hand so power's not an issue. I have learned the hard way LOL, to turn off headset-tracking because if you don't, the inertial sensors get very confused with the aircraft movements and the result is very weird and unpleasant. I also use Bose Quiet Comfort ANC headphones (in wired mode) which protects my row-mates from having to hear my audio and the ANC is awesome for the otherwise high ambient noise levels of air travel. One final hint is that when you order your glass of wine, ask for it to just be the little bottle (if such is offered) rather than a glass, so that you can sip it without having to push your headset out of the way as would be necessary to sip from a glass. All in all, it is for me a great way of travel as time just speeds by.
You can also play steam games on virtual desktop with a bluetooth controller connected to your pc. You are confined to virtaul desktop environments tho.
Everything you said in this video I use on my Quest 2, and I was trying an external USB C with SD Card on it to see it I can use it for more memory but I did not get it to work, maybe your team can find a way to get it to work.
Hey Mysticle: That UNIFI wireless access point you've got over your shelf; do you use that for PCVR or just general wifi coverage? I've got one laying around and was curious to see how it would work for virtual desktop and whatnot.
I got Sen 3d VR running on quest, it was cool to be able to play super mario bros 3. The quest controllers were a challenge to use. I wasn't able to get a controller to work with it though.
I have been using steam link on quest 2 with steam deck and it's pretty cool. It a lower resolution because it's showing the resolution of the 800 due to the steam deck screen. It's fine if you want to play older retro games where you don't notice the resolution.
I don’t understand why use steam link and not virtual desktop? Another question: does steam vr have an option to play 2d games in a big virtual screen ?
@@brdido I like steam link because I like to have passthrough mode on which isn't available on vr desktop. Steam link is also very simple to connect to on steam deck as long as they are connected to the same network. I usually have 2 windows open, one is the steam link app and the other is the oculus web browser so I can watch RUclips while I game. Another plus is that steam link is free.
@@brdido I would still recommend virtual desktop if you want to connect to your PC through a wire for the least amount of latency ( I have it on my laptop). But vr desktop is kinda slowed on steam deck. I'm not sure about steam VR because I've only played from the oculus store because I tend to play standalone
I am surprised he didn't mention the fact that their is a native 360 VR PSP
emulator for the quest that runs great.
I think for something like Quest 2 to be justifiable for every is to use it for productivity
Just imagine you only need a vr standalone, a keyboard and a mouse to have a multiscreen setup that you could bring it anywhere, and can at least run browser and office app locally
you already do that, if google office apps are enough for you
You missed doing virtual housework like vacuuming the floor or doing the dishes
VR cycling is great for a morning workout with some RUclips 360/180 videos.
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Nahh that steam link thing is crazy 😂
I might end up selling my console when the quest 3 comes out because cloud gaming is becoming insanely good
You just gave me an idea that i want to try, i know i can remote control my modded Nintendo Switch to my pc through usb-c (or wifi), wich mean i can then use my Quest 2 (connected to pc, itself wired to switch) to play Switch games on Quest
Of course it would be awesome to play Nintendo Switch VR game, but the desktop link is just a window and not a full scene thing sadly, but at least i can play Zelda and some other game in a big virtual screen :D
Update: it works!
Hey! You can use "El Gato" as well to play Nintendo Switch on your PC. 😋
is there a way to connect my quest 2 to my ps4 to use it like a psvr? my psvr broke and i have games on my ps4 i dont feel like buying on my Oculus to play them again.
I had an Oculus Go, Rift S, I have a Quest 2 & a PSVR 2 (which I love), I'm also a former Network Engineer with 20+ years IT experience. With all that said, I honestly think until VR gets to the point where the headsets are roughly 50% the size & weight of the Quest Pro & 50% faster, incorporates full color VR/AR untethered with full body tracking it's not going to get where it needs to be. The good news is, we're getting there rapidly! As we've seen the headsets are getting smaller, lighter, faster & dramatically improved displays. The new sensors from HTC are a huge step in the full body tracking area. I think late 2024 to mid 2025 is going to be the time we finally get the Goldilocks VR/AR headset...
One of the things I have enjoyed is installing the Xbox app on my quest then using remote play so it looks like it is on a much larger screen than the one I actually own. The graphics aren't the absolute best and the latency makes multiplayer difficult, but it's still quite enjoyable
Thank you for this amazing video, I might actually start doing some of these things now!
I bought a 256gb quest 2 and have put less than 20 hours on it and it just sits. This video and anymore like it are very welcomed by me. I need more reasons to pick up my headset
Flat screen Netflix, watching animé and Reading manga, play my Switch with USB otg cable and HDMI adapter
I use my quest To play Call of Duty mobile And Apex legends I also installed the game pass app to play Xbox games. For some reason I couldn't get Fortnite to work. It keeps telling me to deactivate my developers mode, which I think will cause it not to work for the other games I have side loaded. Great video.
Hi love your RUclips. You have helped me learn so much about the quest 2 head set. I 55 found it to be easy to work the headset from your video. I have a question? Can you confirm if the Quest Pro has dropped its price from $1500 to $1000 here in the US. Someone posted in Discord.
Kingspray graffiti. Great fun spraying paint on a huge virtual wall.
I didn’t touch my quest for months hope this video can change that
Sooo i dont know if someone tested it befor but can you download and run playstation remote play? And run basicly any ps game on a virtual screen? Like on an Android phone?
01:06 omg i have tried every other way to do this except that. I'll try it tonight.. All the other methods i've tried were unsatisfactory.
I hangout in vrchat to meet my friends and socialize there. I basically have a life aside from my real one. So VR basically is part of my life now. I wont leave it to dust in some cabinet.
I really like retroarch for emulation, although its a bit finicky
I use it for Xbox remote play streaming I sideload it from apk pure using sidequest
Dude you are my favourite RUclipsr haha. I wanna play with u damn bad but keep informing us with the newest and best information ℹ️
sneak peek part of planning trips
Moonlight is better than Steam Link. Def recommend.
Although Virtual Desktop would do the job just fine as well.
can you do video on oculus go, try if it will run minecraft vr natively and steam vr. OFC ONLY IF YOU HAVE IT.
I wanted use quest 2 for work and study because I don't have permanent home and thought i can do virtual multi monitor setup, but it's not worth it at all. Small resolution, Fov, godray, long set up time, uncomfortable, hot.
I tried us it for 3D movies and immersion was high, but small clarity focus aria, resolution, comfort and battery life killing all vibes.
Only great is in vr games
I NEVER thought in my life of using sidequest to install steam link
The quest 2 is a bit chonky so I’m hoping the quest 3 uses ir light no I can use that little thing you made me buy and have see in the dark goggles 😂
Dumb question can you play like Ubisoft game like example fare cry 6 if you own it can you play it on the quest
Uhhh for the first one can you just use virtual desk top?
hi mysticle
Great! Now I will have to find an N64 emulator so I can play Pilotwings again. Haven't found an old TV with low enough specs to use N64 on 😂
You didn’t mention that psspp can play the games in full 6dof vr
I've been mostly using my headset to play vr games and use bonelab mods. But after this vid i thought. What if i could install fnaf ar into the game, would that work?
i tried sideloading Steam Link and for some reason it does not appear in my apps list.
the ppsspp emulator has a "google cardboard vr" mode, i wonder if it works on quest
you could have made this video an hour and I would have watched all of it. nice subject very appreciated.
Weird coincidence. Jaybratt did a very similar video to this on the same day.
I haven't found where to open multiple monitor displays while using virtual desktop since I only have 1 monitor
Only classic version of virtual desktop (for wired headsets) can do this.
What desktop streaming app are you using to get your editing software showing up like that?
On the window itself it says "AnyDesk" which if I recall correctly is an android pc desktop streaming app
Man I wish I had a headset
It's not too expensive because Walmart, Target and BestBuy have those Quest 2.
I got my 250GB for $300 but it was more than 2 years ago in Black Friday.
It's a new level of experience.🤤
Get one used. I got mines off. Mecari for $219. 128gb. It was practically new.
Steam link Support 2k 120 Fps?
My only issue is the video quality is not as good as my tv. Sure large screen is nice, but grainy isn't.
Yo mysticle about the steam link is there also a PlayStation link?
There actually is an app that I remember worked on Android with playstation. I'm sure it would work here!
@@TheMysticle thank you so much
There's Chiaki, which runs on a whole bunch of platforms, Android being one of them. That might work, I've not tried it myself but now I want to.
Here is a homework/assignment: How to play .mvc movie files in Quest. Convertion to .mp4 kills quality. Please help. You got connections, maybe they know, and you can make a video about it.
How did you have only the screen in AR on your room in color? I have only Quest 1 but last time I tried the passthrough was B/W...
He's using a quest pro
Bro the second I saw this I teleported into my bedroom
I think of my quest as the thing that can survive *anything*
Hey, anybody knows how to connect Insta360 X3 directly to Quest 2? Why? To watch recorded VR videos directly from insta360 via wifi or USB direct connection.
Is there a way to Sideload roblox on quest 2
Has anyone tested dolphin emulator? I’m curious about how well Wii games run.
idk
@@Shadow-tm9wr I haven't used Dolphin but I don't expect it to work well as it barely handles N64 or DS in Retroarch.
@@theob1712 Ok thanks!
Immersed.
I download some apks and I got fortnite running on my quest 2 it was really easy
I was able to get Call of Duty Mobile in Apex running. But I could not get Fortnite to run. It keeps telling me to disable Developers mode. But if I Disabled developers mode. Would that cause the other sideloaded Apps not to work correctly?
The song at the end made me want to spend billions of coins on a minecraft server
Would playing via the Steam link apk instead of Virtual Desktop improve the quality they run?
idk lol
Get yourself a steam deck and a pair of nreal airs . .
Game on😉
i just have one question, can you use steam link for vr games such as gorilla tag or boneworks? i was just wondering because it would be so cool to play boneworks from my pc without having any cables.
what do you mean ? you can already play steamvr games without cables with airlink ...
If your WiFI connection is good enough and PC is wired to your router, you 'should' be able to do that via the Oculus AirLink built into the Quest 2, or for a payed 3rd party solution, Virtual Desktop.
@@F33N1X89 im new to vr (just got a quest 2 last month) and im trying to learn new things about it. ty for telling me about airlink and i will try and use it.
@@LunarVerse1199 Tried airlink before, Virtual desktop is better and less buggy. Cost like 20$ though.
i like to use link cabel to my pc to use my pc in vr
wow
Oh I think we all know what people do, with their quest 2, when not playing VR. here's a hint. It involves a little cardio. ;]
Any new news for Roblox vr?
Have you try PPSSPP VR?
i am a genius i knew most of this lol
hello im back.. soooooo how do I do this 01:06
only one problem... how is it that my quest can do so much more if i dont even have one?
I once used my VR headset for something I'm not proud to say 💀
We probably almost all did.
This is for anyone who sees this, what is a good recommendation for a quest 2 head strap?
I have used the default strap for like a year and a half, I can still use it just fine but I feel like I need to change it after hearing everyone saying how shit the default strap is.
So can you guys help a brother out?
I use the BoboVR M2 Pro, it takes the pressure off your face and gives you additional battery power at the same time.
@@F33N1X89 Thanks for the feedback!😄
Hello there :D
Try PPSSPP VR and be prepared to be blown away. 😉
NIce
Fbt feet with the quest controllers
You mentioned PPSSPP but not PPSSPP VR?
Balls
I'd say FIRST, but I wasn't.
3:18 HE SAID PEEPEE
I emulate psp games on mine