3 ms·
It’s something to do with how your screen is AirPlay’d to the AVP. I too thought it would be 4K but I think all that was said is something like “4K per eye” but
by joshstrange 3y ago
It’s something to do with how your screen is AirPlay’d to the AVP. I too thought it would be 4K but I think all that was said is something like “4K per eye” but that doesn’t mean 4K for monitors. Text in AVP apps is crisp but Mac Virtual Display is not.
I put an image at the top of this post https://joshstrange.com/2024/02/10/the-use-case-for-mac-virtual-display/ https://joshstrange.com/2024/02/10/the-use-case-for-mac-virt... and the previous post has some video looking at code to give you an example.
- jonwest 3y agoI havent used the AVP but I remember feeling the excitement of being able to watch a movie in a theatre all to myself with the Oculus Rift all fade away in the first half an hour with the loss in clarity. I have zero doubts that the comparison is night and day between the CV1 Rift and the AVP, but when I think about how much I'm bothered by blurry text when I'm working, I can't help but be a bit bearish on pulling the trigger on getting one. I'm sure I will get there, but maybe not on the first generation.