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Ok, that's a shame, it's not a viable user action to have to remote desktop into the headset every time they connect the NoloVR. Have you contacted Oculus to discuss this?
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I'm currently working on a Oculus Go version of iVRy, that will support NoloVR. Are you intending to find some workaround for having to use remote desktop software to install NoloVR OTG? That's a deal-breaker for me, so I'm supporting NoloVR connect…
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Ignore the first link, use this one: https://twitter.com/iVRy_VR/status/1002904797748527105
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(not Ivan): The speed of sound says you would take 11ms for 4m (90Hz). But that's only part of the tracking (distance), position is done by IR-LED. I'm pretty sure that the distance can be interpolated at a higher frequency (as ultrasound is not ver…
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If it is at all possible (I expect it would take new firmware), I suggest increasing the tracking updates from 60Hz to at least 120Hz (200-240Hz is better). At 60Hz, it's simply too slow.
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You can't. The software doesn't support such a setup. It's unknown whether the hardware is capable of using multiple base stations.
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@jstrout It's really hard to get it to perform as expected with PC titles (combination of hardware and software weaknesses), and doesn't have much software support on the mobile side. If Nolo gets a decent Android SDK it may have some value as a mob…
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@jstrout There hasn't been a software or SDK update for some time now. It more or less kinda works on Windows at the moment (if you're happy to put up with beta quality software). It seems development on other platforms has stalled.
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Virtual Desktop. It's fairly trivial to make a mouse emulator with anything, however, it would be close to impossible to get the mouse pointer to be positioned exactly where you're pointing the actual control at a real screen. Virtual desktop uses a…
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@dlgonzo Please send me the vrserver.txt file so I can see if this is an issue I need to look at.
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@stil1234 Thanks! AFAIK Driver4VR should be able to support this configuration. According to their website: Head tracking for any VR Headset DK1, DK2, Deepoon e2, Pimax 4K, etc for: FreeTrack (PSMoveService)I can't offer support for Driver4VR obv…
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You won't be able to use the NoloVR controllers for Oculus Home or any other Oculus software, ever, with an Oculus headset. You can use them with DK2 in SteamVR, but not with iVRy, RiftCat or Trinus as these are all solutions for using a smartphone …
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@djelinek Implementing wireless NoloVR support in the Android app is very low down on my list of priorities.
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@djelinek No, I believe alec100_94 is using "USB Server Here", whatever that is, to use Nolo wirelessly.
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Thanks! The "Wifi"/"Wired" switch in the app is to select which connection's performance settings you're editing. There is no way to switch between Wifi and USB in the app. If USB is available, it will be used, otherwise Wifi.
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I'm very happy with the performance of this driver, it's possible to run PSVR at 1920x1080@120FPS with no skipped frames.
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In any case, I'll probably release a beta soon for NoloVR users. I'm trying to sort out distribution for it via Steam, but that will take at least 30 days to arrange.
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I only tried TrinusPSVR once and couldn't really get it to work properly. I have iVRy running very smoothly (comparable to Vive/Oculus) at 90FPS when using the PSVR IMU. At present it can be used with orientation only tracking using the PSVR IMU, or…
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PSVR working well with iVRy and NoloVR. Single SteamVR driver supports iOS, Android, PSVR and NoloVR. https://twitter.com/iVRy_VR/status/971167603568861185
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@steve1712 Nolo cable doesn't work properly with many Android phones. Either too long or too low quality. On mine, one side sometimes works, other side never works.
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@steve1712 Try my app 'iVRy'. It has a free trial and many users report it solves the issues they have with other apps and NoloVR.
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@Kini I do have GearVR support on the roadmap. However, I don't expect it would help much when using NoloVR, as I've found I've had to rely solely on NoloVR tracking when using it or the experience is inconsistent.
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Don't understand your question, but glad you have it resolved. iVRy is a driver/app combination that lets you use your phone as a VR headset for SteamVR. Like a Vive, it needs SteamVR to function. If you want to run non-VR titles with it, you need t…
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Try my app 'iVRy'. It has a free trial and many users report it solves the issues they have with other apps and NoloVR.
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I've updated the iVRy NoloVR driver (again). This version adds the Vive controller mapping necessary for proper functioning under latest version of SteamVR. The latest NoloVR driver for iVRy can always be downloaded from: https://tinyurl.com/ivry-…
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I've updated the iVRy NoloVR driver (again). This version uses NoloVR for orientation always, as there simply isn't a way (that I've found yet) to have device orientation working 100% with the Nolo SDK as it is at present. I also would prefer …
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@Failrunner There is an ID & address check (as well as paying some $$$), so theoretically they (not sure who "they" would be in this scenario) could track someone who signed a malicious file. While I work through this process (which looks like…
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@Failrunner I've applied for a code signing certificate so that future versions of the installer will be signed and not cause this problem. It turns out Windows code-signing is mostly about $$$ and not so much about security. Executables that are ol…
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@Failrunner You could click "more info" and "run anyway". In any case, I've set up that URL to download a ZIP containing the EXE now, which should resolve the issue.
