Rec Room is now in open beta for PSVR. It is cross play over all VR platforms and it is free. Has decent reviews on steam and the paintball sounds fun.
I am no officially interested in VR just because of this 1 game. Now to contemplate for several months PC or PS4 VR.I am not sure if PS4 version of this game will be able to set something up like this to view yourself looking awesome.
Quote from: kunfushun on May 31, 2018, 02:33:11 AMI am no officially interested in VR just because of this 1 game. Now to contemplate for several months PC or PS4 VR.I am not sure if PS4 version of this game will be able to set something up like this to view yourself looking awesome.Saw this a while ago but didnt think it was coming to PS4.This might actually get me to buy the move controllers i've been holding back on...
Really considering on picking one up now with the current sales.Since I will need a 2nd move controller and currently have 1 from the days of PS3. Should I just pick up another PS3 move controller new or use since I have the official sony charger dock as well or should I considering buying new as surely these older models battery may be shorter in life?Looking at around $45 ps3 move controller vs $120 ps4 move controller twin pack. ill probably end up getting a charger dock one day too.
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We had a discussion somewhere about adaptors and switches for the psvr since it doesn't pass through hdr. Anyone recommend any?I found this which seems like it'll pass through everything properlyhttps://www.jaycar.com.au/2-way-hdmi-splitter-with-4k-uhd-and-hdr-support/p/AC1781?utm_campaign=redirect&utm_source=AC1781r&utm_medium=webThoughts?
I've got a headache and haven't had coffee today so my head is hurting trying to comprehend how this splitter works.. do you plug the PS4 into the (input) splitter, then have it output to the TV & PSVR, then the PSVR output to the TV? If so, does that mean you need it to take 2x HDMI ports, so if you want to use PS Pro in all its glory you'll use 1 hdmi source but need to change to another source to use the PSVR?
Yes! Can you see my diagrams above?
@AkyraStrike to further clarify the above, this is all due to a single limitation on the original PSVR box that does not allow it to pass through HDR.So, this work around isnt required if;- You dont have a HDR tv, and/or- Have a V2 PSVR which passes through HDR just fine now
Quote from: raz81 on October 10, 2018, 08:58:57 AMWe had a discussion somewhere about adaptors and switches for the psvr since it doesn't pass through hdr. Anyone recommend any?I found this which seems like it'll pass through everything properlyhttps://www.jaycar.com.au/2-way-hdmi-splitter-with-4k-uhd-and-hdr-support/p/AC1781?utm_campaign=redirect&utm_source=AC1781r&utm_medium=webThoughts?That's exactly the one I was thinking of. if you have two HDMI ports available on your TV, that is all you need:
Quote from: Ant on October 10, 2018, 11:21:40 AMQuote from: raz81 on October 10, 2018, 08:58:57 AMWe had a discussion somewhere about adaptors and switches for the psvr since it doesn't pass through hdr. Anyone recommend any?I found this which seems like it'll pass through everything properlyhttps://www.jaycar.com.au/2-way-hdmi-splitter-with-4k-uhd-and-hdr-support/p/AC1781?utm_campaign=redirect&utm_source=AC1781r&utm_medium=webThoughts?That's exactly the one I was thinking of. if you have two HDMI ports available on your TV, that is all you need:Picked one up today, so I'll set it up tonight and report back.Since I dont have too many HDMI devices, my current plan is to plug the PS4 and VR into 2 HDMI slots directly on the TV, and use the ARC slot to pass audio into my home theater. That'll leave me with a spare HDMI on the TV for 'something' (xbox for UHD blurays maybe? lol). Pretty sure my home theater passes through 4k just fine, but not sure about HDR - so plugging stuff directly into the TV just seems like the simplest and easiest thing to do for now.