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Anyone who's interested can find my forum post about it here. UPDATE 12/2/17: I finally got the HMD working, although it was not without its difficulties.
#Doom vfr what does vfr stand for download#
I literally live about 20 miles from your head office and can't download from your servers?
#Doom vfr what does vfr stand for software#
Starts downloading the software for the headset.Īt the 77% mark, get "We Couldn't Download the Windows Mixed Reality software". Hit 'Get Started' on Windows Mixed Reality popup when l plugged the HMD headset in, and stepped through the setup prompts.
#Doom vfr what does vfr stand for Bluetooth#
Paired the bluetooth controllers (pairing button unhelpfully located under battery cover). UPDATE: Got home and plugged everything in. Of course, the real test will be when I actually plug the thing in and use it. Hopefully the trackpads are not as bad as the terrible touchpad on the DS4. I'd rate the build and heft as somewhere between xbone controller and PS4's dualshock 4s. Build quality on them seems pretty good, not as high end as my Xbone elite controller, as is to be expected, but definitely not "cheap feeling". The wands fit nicely into my hands, with a graceful ergonomic curve for the thumbsticks and trackpads. Optics are aspheric Fresnel lenses, I'll have to see how good/bad chromatic distortion, off-center sharpness, and god rays are in addition to keeping an eye out for screen-door. I don't see a 'mic mute' toggle, so be mindful in social spaces. A '+/-' button on the front rounds up the adjustability and presumably controls volume. IPD adjustment looks promising there are no physical distance markers, but you can move the eyepieces closer or further apart with a dial on the front. Just playing around with the hardware offline, the headset seems very nice, and I was pleased to find that the Odyssey HMD accommodated my giant hipster glasses (although they were pressed quite close to my face), and that the AKG earphones lined up nicely with my ears (this was a problem several reviewers had with the earpiece adjustability). Games without the WMR compatible logo might still work on Windows HMD headsets, I'll have to check it out this weekend. The other good news is that 'Windows Mixed Reality' compatibility logos have started popping up for a few SteamVR games, including Arizona Sunshine, but sadly for me, not Rez Infinite. Picked it up last night, but haven't plugged it in yet. I'm happy to report that Samsung actually shipped me my Odyssey HMD earlier than the 30-day backorder date I had been warned of.
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