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Again, it does happen on the headset, but that's only necessary in situations where there's not enough bandwidth to send an uncompressed video stream. See Ocul
by Ajedi32 4y ago
Again, it does happen on the headset, but that's only necessary in situations where there's not enough bandwidth to send an uncompressed video stream.
See Oculus Link over USB, for example: https://developer.oculus.com/blog/how-does-oculus-link-work-the-architecture-pipeline-and-aadt-explained/ https://developer.oculus.com/blog/how-does-oculus-link-work-... The diagram there shows Timewarp running on both the PC and the headset side.
In headsets like the Rift or Valve Index that send video streams over HDMI or DisplayPort that extra step isn't necessary; everything happens on the PC's GPU.
- fwlr 4y agoAh, ok, that’s how I ended up with the original mistaken belief. I remembered “Timewarp is necessary” and “Timewarp can happen on the headset” and conflated them into “Timewarp necessarily has to happen on the headset”.