Virtual Desktop with cable connection
I have read some posts here and there and found out, that Quest3 supports USB-Ethernet Adapter.
After some tests, the best adapter ist this: https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B0C3GHBLB6/ref=ppx_yo_d...
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VD offer me better optics as Link/Airlink, because resolution of VD is higher and sharpening filter is better.
....and MSFS has a much better performance with VDXR.
Andis3D Each to their own but I get better results with msfs using either my Q3 or Pro/rtx4090 with my official link cable and 650mbps bitrate. Better clarity, smoother performance, and lower latency. I’m not saying I can’t get very good results with VD (godlike, ax1, vdxr) just best with Link, for me anyway.
Then use Link, I didn't say you had to use VD.
I do it precisely because of the advantages you list here and i have compared both. 😉
Andis3D wrote:
Then use Link, I didn't say you had to use VD.
I do it precisely because of the advantages you list here and i have compared both. 😉
You did say VD is better than both Air Link and even Link. I'm just making a point that not everyone, including myself, find VD significantly better than Air Link, and for sims like msfs, many find that Link works better. With any wireless or wired option settings are very important in order to get the best out of any of these, and to be able to properly compare results. For those that can't be bothered to learn how to properly use the oculus debug tool and meta link pc app, I will say that VD is easier to setup and does give very good wireless results.
Like I already said, each to their own, use whatever you feel works best for you.
This is about turning a normal wireless connection into a wired connection.
This means you can set VD to maximum without any problems and have no latency.
And again: VD offers a higher resolution and a better sharpness filter, plus you have VDXR.
p.s. H264+ is 500mbps. 😉