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ADB with wifi without a usb connection
Hi there, We have a VR project, which requires us to use 20-40 Quest 2s and a mobile hotspot device for a local network. Our project consists of several .apk files installed into our devices, and we use MQDH to send adb scripts so we can launch them or return home, using the Local Network the hotspot device provides. The apps need to launch simultaneously or with minimal lag. However, MQDH requires a USB connection to turn on adb-over-wifi, and also if the connection is lost somehow, we need to re-establish it, not so reliable. How can we overcome this? We just need a local network with several Quest 2s and a computer/tablet/phone to launch apps wirelessly. I know there are some apps for that but they require us rooting the devices, which we do not want. Any help? Thanks.
OVR Metric Tool + AirLink do not save metrics
Dear Quest development community, I have an issue when using OVR Metric tool with AirLink. OVR Metric tool is correctly installed and I am using it through the Meta Quest Developer Hub. Everything is fine, when I am using it with a VR app running on the Quest but it doesn't work when I am running an app installed on a PC with Airlink. More specifically, when I toogle the "Metrics UHD on" button, I can see the OVR metrics performance graphs and stats while playing. However, it doesn't save the metrics even when the "Metrics Recording on" and the "Meta Quest Link on" buttons (as shown in the screenshot). Do you have any idea or suggestion to solve this? Thank you
How can I get a depth map(or point cloud) just from my quest 3's depth sensor???
I know there is a depth sensor on the quest 3 and I want to use its depth data for further image research, but my MQDH only supports recording video from the binocular camera. 😞 I've checked the documentation for the Depth API, and it seems that the depth information has been encapsulated many times, and I wonder if there is a way to get the depth map or point cloud image directly, thank you very much!!🙏apps from unknow sources not showing after updating v54
After updating to v54, my Quest2 no longer shows apps from unknown sources under the "unknown" category。 Previously, I could easily access a list of apps from unknown sources by selecting "unknown" from the filter icon in the App library. However, after the v54 update, selecting "unknown" only results in a perpetually loading icon, without displaying the list. Is anyone having the same issue? I would greatly appreciate your advice on how to fix this issue.
Dev mode in quest 3
I am trying to activate debug mode following tuto but not working Double authentification activated with sms Dev mode activated on helmet I tried to use side quest because meta link dies not work on my computer and it says dev mode is not activated What is strange is i can access to helmet using mtu Thank you for help
ADB not requesting authorization after the latest Oculus Quest 2 update
I’m having an issue after the latest update on my Oculus Quest 2. Everything used to work perfectly: I used the same USB cable, SideQuest, Web ADB, and other tools for debugging through ADB. However, now ADB says the device is connected, but the authorization prompt doesn’t appear. Here’s what I’ve tried so far: Connecting the headset to a different USB port. Web ADB shows the device as connected, but nothing works. Using another USB cabel. Restarting PC and Oculus In SideQuest, the headset is detected, and it shows that: ADB is available. Developer mode is enabled. Quest is found and connected. However, still displays the device as unauthorized, and I can’t proceed. It seems like this issue started after the latest Quest 2 firmware update. Has anyone else experienced this issue? Are there any workarounds or solutions? Thanks in advance for your help!
Access to spatial data as either point cloud or bounding box or any other form
I have been using quest pro for a while. Although it doesn't have a depth sensor like LiDAR, it has spatial understanding of its environment. Like if you create a roomscale boundary, you will see objects being detected with red dots and blue lines. If you place a new object inside your boundary, it will be detected as well. My question is , do devs have access to this spatial data? If yes, through which API?Built Unity standalone app becoming laggy after enabling passthrough through airlink
Hi everyone, I have a problem regarding my built app becoming lagging after enabling passthrough in airlink, because I needed the depth api and passthrough mode. When I run the app when disabling passthrough in airlink, my app will run smoothly. I used the oculus debug tool and I will see that my compositor latency is very high when passthrough is being turned on. Any solution for this situation? I have connected my PC using ethernet cable and used a dedicated 5GHz router for my quest 3."Headset settings" are disabled and can't enable developer mode
My Quest 3 headset.. in the oculus app on my phone, "Headset settings" is greyed out and I can't put the device into developer mode. Note it used to work. I can't connect this headset to adb or MQDH anymore either. The settings on the quest itself show developer mode 'enabled', but apparently it's not. I'm at this form from this post (same issue) https://communityforums.atmeta.com/t5/Get-Help/Headset-settings-greyed-out-mobile-app/td-p/1070584 How can I fix this? Thanks
