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New Participant
November 13, 2025
Question

when i try to launch a game when connected via airlink or USB cable, it displays double images.

im trying to launch beat saber on my quest 2 when im connected to my pc, but when i do its like both eyes are displaying the same image so it looks really weird. when i try to launch without being linked to my pc it launches normally.
ive looked for solutions online but i havent managed to fix the issue

Some details:
using quest 2
game was bought on meta app store
pc specs: CPU- intel i5 14400F, GPU- Radeon RX 7800 XT, 32GB RAM.

any help would be very much appreciated

13 replies

MetaStoreHelp
Community Manager
November 14, 2025

Hi there YonatanR7302, thank you for bringing this to our attention.

 

Could you confirm if you are launching Beat saber through the link app, or through other third party software?

 

We hope to hear from you soon!

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New Participant
November 14, 2025

im launching it Via the Link app, but it also happened when i try launching it from a third party software 

MetaStoreHelp
Community Manager
November 14, 2025

Hi again, and thank you for getting back to us.

 

Could you double check that you have Windows, the Link app, your headset firmware and your graphics drivers all up to date?

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New Participant
November 14, 2025

everything up to date

Participant
December 19, 2025

It seems that the double image problem may be due to OpenXR or driver settings. The easiest thing to try is to restart your PC and headset, then check that the correct playback device is selected in SteamVR or Meta Link. After I finally fixed it, I needed something to unwind. I found this guide really helpful for finding some decent entertainment during my breaks. It reviews different platforms and compares their game selections. The detailed breakdowns of features really helped me find what I was looking for. Sometimes you just need to step away from tech problems for a bit. A quick gaming session helps clear your head before diving back into troubleshooting. Getting back to your issue, also make sure your USB cable is properly seated. Loose connections can cause weird visual glitches. Have you tried a different USB port on your PC? Sometimes switching from USB 3.0 to 3.1 makes a difference.