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1. #MULTIPLE DISPLAY VR DESKTOP STEAM FOR FREE#
2. #MULTIPLE DISPLAY VR DESKTOP STEAM APK#
3. #MULTIPLE DISPLAY VR DESKTOP STEAM INSTALL#

To do this you need to add "Class names of video Windows" e.g. If you follow the Tutorial and everything works, you also need to configure the tight VNC Server to detect that a video is played if you want to use it for that or for gaming.

#MULTIPLE DISPLAY VR DESKTOP STEAM INSTALL#

For this to work you have to install several programs, but I did it with the help of this very easy to follow Tutorial : All that can be done without installing anything on the Vive Flow but just using the Vive Browser already installed and connecting to your computers local IP, with the help of NoVNC. The way to that is to use Virtual Network Computing (VNC) which allows sharing a Desktop as well as remote Control it (though mainly I just use my normal PC controls). It can also be used to watch movies or play games on a virtual monitor but does need a faster PC and better connection for it than with Vridge. The next way I use my Vive Flow with my PC allows me to get a clear picture of my Desktop to read or work with the Flow. Also, it only works stable for me if I keep the virtual screen in a fixed position ("reprojection" option) instead of following my head movements. It doesn't work well to work or read on it though. You can also buy "GameWarp" as a function which allows you to display windows from your desktop on a virtual screen in VR to play games or videos. Maybe leave a comment in the reddit thread if you are interested in using Vridge 🙂 If think if there was more interested in using it with Vive Flow it, they might still do it. I recently talked to someone from the developers in the reddit thread posted above about this problem and they thought about trying to fixing it for an update in November, but sadly it now won't be part of the update.

#MULTIPLE DISPLAY VR DESKTOP STEAM FOR FREE#

You can test it for free but have to buy to use it more than 10 minutes at a time (for me the biggest change in image quality happened after I turned on "Prevent frame loss" which allowed me to use a Bitrate of 50 Mbps with the media foundation encoder and half native fps). But the image in that area is still moving with head tracking. Which means that you see more and more black if you move your head to the side, while the "window" where the image is displayed stays in a fixed area. The main current problem with it is that you only see a full image if you look straight forward, when you move your head around, the area where an image is displayed stays in the "looking straigt forward position". Newbie help on installing Vridge on Vive Flow.

#MULTIPLE DISPLAY VR DESKTOP STEAM APK#

You can find the apk -File in this reddit thread or in the direct link below.

Since it is not fully supported on the Vive Flow, you have to sideload it e.g., with Sidequest. You have to install Riftcat on your PC, which can be downloaded on their website and then you have to install vridge on the Vive Flow. One way is with Vridge / Riftcat, which is the only program I know of which allows you to use the Flow with SteamVR. For both you need a good 5ghz wifi connection, ideally with your PC connected over ethernet.

I'd like to share two ways of using the Vive Flow with your PC.