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I've had a Quest Pro (free from work) but haven't used it except to play a Half Life VR-only game. The StreamVR and Oculus apps were/are fragile and required co
by 1letterunixname 3y ago
I've had a Quest Pro (free from work) but haven't used it except to play a Half Life VR-only game. The StreamVR and Oculus apps were/are fragile and required constant reset ceremonies to work. As such, it's mostly gathering dust by the printer.
I tried it for use as N external monitors, but I can't see the point (no pun intended) when I have a 49" wide monitor or for anything else specific because I have an 85" TV on the wall.
The only real case I can see would be if most people on a work team worked in VR and "Zoomed" on a platform that supported VR, then it would make some sense if some people chose not to live stream video of themselves but wanted to participated more than audio only by sharing a VR "Workplace"-like stream instead.
- c-hendricks 3y ago> I tried it for use as N external monitors, but I can't see the point (no pun intended) when I have a 49" wide monitor or for anything else specific because I have an 85" TV on the wall. Right but that's a lot of space that not many people have available in their home office. Not to mention how much more portable a laptop + headset would be.