Quest 3 has no audio when connected to PC
I recently get the Quest 3, and for some reason I can't get the audio to come through my headset when it is connected to my PC using a link cable or AirLink. It shows as a device in the sounds settings and it is enabled in the audio Control Panel Playback section. I never had this problem on my Quest 2. I have updated the drivers, tried disabling the Nvidia High Definition Audio driver. Any help greatly appreciated! Note: This green audio bar next to the Oculus audio device stays at half-full whether the computer is playing or not. Not sure if that helps
Quest 3 no sound via steam link
Hi, I’ve just got a quest 3 to play on steam and ordered a few games on steam ready to play , however I cannot get any sound out of the quest 3 when connected to steam , I have tried every thing I’ve found online and nothing works , is there a fix for this please before I send the quest back for a refundNo audio on Quest 2 via link cable
Just as the title says, I'm not getting any audio through my headset while using a link cable for the oculus home-- no desktop audio in oculus home, no game audio when in a game, despite video working flawlessly. Issue persists with games both from oculus library and steamvr library. Audio works perfectly with steam link. Here is everything I've tried so far to fix it: enabled Oculus Virtual Audio Device in device manager and audio settings, tried every audio device in windows settings, tried every combo of audio settings on the oculus pc app, reinstalled/repaired oculus pc app, enabled beta testing and turned it back off, plugged headphones into the headset, tried every audio device in in-game menus, disabled and re-enabled every audio device in device manager, and restarted both my PC and quest 2 multiple times between attempts. so far nothing has affected any change at all. When I have music playing on my desktop while establishing the link, there will be a brief blip of desktop audio through the headset, but it immediately goes away. I'm out of ideas as to how to fix this and help is appreciated.
Preferred audio rate-- 44100 or 48000?
I have a choice, when synthesizing the audio for my app, of doing so at 44100 or 48000 hz. Is one "better" or more natural for the Quest? That is, does the Quest have some "true" resolution that it is resampling to, such that in fact if I submit (for example) a 44.1khz sample stream to OpenSL, it will be internally resampled to (hypothetically) 48khz before hitting the DACs? Or vice versa? Will Oculus Audio work better with one sample rate vs the other? The Oculus Audio reference guide says "44100 and 48000 are recommended for best quality". Is this a promise that the Oculus devices are equally capable of playing either a 44.1khz or 48khz sample stream at native resolution? (If it helps, I am developing against the Native/C++ API.)Still can't figure out how to fix "Meta Quest Link No Sound" problem
I bought a Quest 3 last week and finally got Quest LInk working, but there is no sound, this is what I did trying to fix it. 1. Enroll PTC in both Quest Link and Meta Horizon and let them update and reboot 2. Make sure Hear Computer Audio in VR and Hear Audio from Computer are checked and not muted 3. Change the name of Oculus Virtual Audio Device to "Headphones" No luck at all, could you please be so kind telling me what have I missed? Much appreciated!
Anyone know a good place to buy sound effects for a project?
Hello I am curious as to where I can find a good site for purchasing sound effects for a Horror / Mystery game? This my first time going at a project completely solo. I do have simple audio gear but I would be interested in purchasing sound effects rather than trying to produce all of them myself. Thank you in advance.
Oculus Audio Previewer 32.0.0 for DAW (Mac) needs to be update to 64-bit
The most recent version of the Oculus Audio Previewer 32.0.0 for DAW (Mac) plug-in is not a valid 64 bit AAX plug-in. https://developer.oculus.com/downloads/package/oculus-spatializer-daw-mac/ Could you please update it? Thank you
