devices:oculus_quest_2
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===== Versions ===== | ===== Versions ===== | ||
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==== System Version ==== | ==== System Version ==== | ||
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====== Notes ====== | ====== Notes ====== | ||
- | * :!: Developer mode needs manually re-enabled from Oculus app on mobile after Factory Reset ((any issues with pairing will prevent enabling Dev mode; [[https:// | + | * :!: Developer mode needs manually re-enabled from Oculus/Meta app (mobile |
* Hold PWR + Vol- to access bootloader menu to perform Factory Reset on-device | * Hold PWR + Vol- to access bootloader menu to perform Factory Reset on-device | ||
* '' | * '' | ||
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* Last updated: 2022/07/11 | * Last updated: 2022/07/11 | ||
- | * :!: TODO | ||
- | * Latency at H.264 is 4ms at 1080p@144, 6ms at 1440p@144, and 10ms at 4K@30 ((HEVC tests didn't run on 22.5.2)) | + | * Latency at H.264 is 4ms at 1080p@144, 6ms at 1440p@144, and 10ms at 4K@30 |
* It looks ideal to either use 120Hz, or limit encode resolution for lower refresh rates to ~2560 in order to avoid the 4ms spike | * It looks ideal to either use 120Hz, or limit encode resolution for lower refresh rates to ~2560 in order to avoid the 4ms spike | ||
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