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Ryanality
Honored Contributor
February 15, 2024

PTC v63 Release Thread

Thanks everyone for all your feedback on our previous builds, several bugs were identified in PTC v62 and the solutions for some have shipped, while others are on the way!

The Public Test Channel (PTC) for Quest v63 is starting to roll out soon for Meta Quest 2, Meta Quest Pro, and Meta Quest 3. 

If you're seeing an issue or bug after updating to PTC v63 jump on over to our Get Help board and search for any existing thread, if you don't find one, make a new thread. Please add the tag "PTC v63" to the thread and in the title. This way everyone can look for just PTC v63 issues too.

It's best if you can post each bug you spot in its own thread, to keep track of individual issues separately.

Share your impressions and let us know if you see any issues. Please make sure to also send in bug reports along with posting on the forums if you notice anything going wrong. 

We know it's tough when you run into a problem on a PTC build and want to thank you all again for testing out PTC and sharing your feedback! This feedback is extremely helpful to our engineering teams. We appreciate your interest and persistence in testing out the core functionality of software as we develop!

321 replies

Up and Coming
February 20, 2024

Anonymous And you're on v63? When did you opt out?

February 20, 2024

The day v63 was available 

Up and Coming
February 20, 2024

Anonymous And you updated to it before leaving?

February 20, 2024

I updated it to v63 before leaving 

jollyjesus
Inspiring
February 20, 2024

Anonymous 

That's what I did I opted out after I updated so I don't think it will let you roll back if it's on the same version that's the regular release

Like I'm going to have to RMA or wait it out

I don't think it's a hardware problem I didn't have trouble before I updated I was playing a game and shut it down and updated didn't work

February 20, 2024

I was thinking about connecting it to my windows pc and cmd the files with the sideload back to version 62. But does it matter with the version?

Inspiring
February 20, 2024

The changes to Scoped Storage are not welcomed

February 21, 2024

SlashAndBurn what you mean Scoped Storage

Inspiring
February 21, 2024

The Scoped Storage dialog, which is useful for Android 12 file management purposes seems like it applied an additional security patch that further prevents access to /Android/data.  Also Scoped Storage's implementation is VR is janky, you can't easily accept the permission.

Scoped Storage was introduced around Android 11/12 to get around the issues with how restrictive the Android System became, the user needs to explicitly grant access to content that the app will have access to.

February 21, 2024

SlashAndBurn I know what you mean now