This is AMD's answer to Nvidia's Share (formerly known as ShadowPlay), and brings video capture and streaming features to AMD users. If you got any specific issues feel free to ask, hopefully I can answer because there is relatively little knowledge floating around.The big addition here, as evidenced by the name of the update, is the addition of ReLive, which is essentially replacing the old AMD Gaming Evolved app. You might not have this issue if you have a far more powerful 5Ghz wifi. "old-steamvr-patch - Patch 1.0.8 with OpenVR on.".Īnother thing I ran into is make sure you turn down the bitrate in the radeon settings from 100Mbps to 50Mbps, it fixed the latency issues I had with beat saber and random disconnects. The fix is to be inside SteamVR and change Superhot to an older experimental version which fixed the controller tracking. For example I had no real issues with Beat Saber or Pavlov VR but I did have issues with Superhot. Other notes are that most things work just fine (usually newer titles) but some titles need a little work to get full functionality. For most things it is very straight forward once I understood how it all comes together.īiggest things to note is the setup is on the tech savy end of things, following the guide is pretty straight forward but if you have ever dealt with ADB you know it can be a pain. I've had relatively bad results from a NETGEAR R6260, but it works great from a Linksys EA6350 and Almond+ Relive VR (and likely like VD or ALVR) needs a half-decent router. If you enable the Web UI configurator, you can also choose between H.264 and H.265
There's an option to use UDP (default) or TCP Virtual Desktop only uses TCP You can enable a web-based configuration manager ( details) May also be possible from the Enterprise/Pro drivers ( details)Īccording to the documentation, you'd want to emulate a Rift S or CV1 for a Q1 or Q2 HMD (the default option is HTC Vive) Start Relive VR (unofficial sources SteamVR has to be running on the PC also) Side-load the Relive VR apk to your Quest or Quest 2 headset Make sure AMD Relive VR is enabled under SteamVR add-on settings My initial testing wasn't too great (disconnects and latency), but after optimizing my wireless set-up and changing some Relive settings on the PC, I can comfortably play Expert songs on Beat Saber now! According to some people on the older Reddit thread, it worked better than Virtual Desktop. I tried it out on my Quest 2 and it seemingly works fine. This can be used like Virtual Desktop or ALVR. GitHub Wiki (lots of good config info and tips here)įor users with an AMD graphics card (and Adrenaline drivers), you have a built-in free solution to stream PCVR games to standalone headsets over wireless.
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