Google cardboard with DCS world

OK, maybe I was not quite accurate. Of course I started DCS in a window mode and I chose stereo. All this is fine - I'm in the cockpit, but picture stay there and does not move as I move my head.

If that is the case then try capture mode to Fast, Compatible or Default and select no sensor from sensor output

If you are using trackir then you should select no-sensor. Use your trackir as you use normally

On the monitor, I see the image is moving, but on the phone is frozen. Yes I have already tried to change capture mode, but I didn't tried to select no-sensor output. I will try that too. TY

Oh this mouse pointer offset... Is there a solution yet?

What I know, there is no solution yet. Soon will be by ED

With Compatible capture mode, no sensor output and a little delay using TIR, although my picture is still hazy, I can fly with Google cardboard now. Unfortunately I can't set a higher resolution. I need Full HD monitor, at least, apparently.

Maybe you can edit the EDID information of your monitor to add the fullhd resolution. My monitor for example can handle 4k but is original a fullhd.

@ kobac

If you have a nvidia card just try moonlight streaming app.

The moonlight wiki says it's for Steam games - so does it only work for Steam DCSW?

Tempted to give this a try, but my phone is low-end (Xperia E4) so I'm not sure it would be worth the hassle - and in 3 months my rift will.... erm, should be here. Woot! :sad_2:

There is on more way to get better resolution but then you will not see 3D effects. What you need to do is turn off stereo in DCS use normal one screen. Now in TrinusVR in video tab enable Fake3d. In that way Trinus will convert image into stereo

The moonlight wiki says it's for Steam games - so does it only work for Steam DCSW?

No, you can stream anything. You just need to add the games in the nvidia experience center to the shield / streaming tab.

Well I don't know about moonlight. As I have AMD card so I have to use TrinusVR

Thanks for the info :thumbup:

Just some piece of advice:

If you use moonlight together with trinus, make sure your connection is really going over the USB cable. By default, moonlight will go via wifi even if you tell trinus to use USB tethering.

(You can check that easily by deactivating wifi on your mobile.)

Here is brief description how to do that: http://oddsheepgames.com/?topic=moonlight-rendering-through-usb-tethering

Basically you have to connect via the right IP address. It is not the one shown in the trinus menu, i.e. 192.168.42.129. But you can find it with ipconfig.

For me it made a huge difference in terms of frame rate etc.

I think it is better to use moonlight app instead of using TrinusVR. Moonlight is build for the purpose and if you have nvidia card then stick with moonlight. It is optimized for high frame rate streaming

It should be more or less the same performance, because trinus use the same api when you select moonlight. But the moonlight app is free and most people here already have trackir, so there is no need for the features of trinus with dcs. There is also a bug in the moonlight app, which will revert your usb tethering ip to the wifi ip again, if your pc is not available via usb tethering. So checking the ip is correct should be the first action after suffering from bad performance. (ive already reported this behaviour and I hope the developer will fix this soon)

I see moonlight requires GFE to be installed, so I won't be taking that route anyway - I did have a good look at the other options mentioned, and downloaded the relevant apps and server progs.

Have a look at the weekend, I think - I'll post about how I get on with the Xperia. It does do a good job with 3D using the SBS videos and using 360° videos, even though Google says it isn't compatible with cardboard etc (I installed cardboard manually) - but displaying DCS World will be a whole different challenge for it, I think.

It seems to me with 2560x1440 resolution cellular phones and full HD DCS settings, we have image quality like Oculus Rift DK2. :music_whistling:

It seems to me with 2560x1440 resolution cellular phones and full HD DCS settings, we have image quality like Oculus Rift DK2. :music_whistling:

Even better, the Oculus and Vive both are 2160x1200

The resolution is indeed better. But my plastic cardboard has not so much FOV.

I have ordered bobo z4 due to 110 degree of FOV.

Even better, the Oculus and Vive both are 2160x1200

No mobile have lower res than oculus and vive. Coz it give u per eye 2160 x 1200

I second that. The F-16 is the perfect all around fighter for DCS.

No mobile have lower res than oculus and vive. Coz it give u per eye 2160 x 1200

No, they are 1080x1200 per eye.

2160x1200 across two lenses.

http://www.androidcentral.com/comparing-playstation-vr-occulus-rift-htc-vive-and-samsung-gear-vr

Even better, the Oculus and Vive both are 2160x1200

But they are only Rendering DCS at 1080p and streaming to phone stream./