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ALVR enables you to stream PC VR games and experiences directly to your standalone VR headset over your local Wi-Fi network, offering an untethered virtual reality experience.
ALVR (Air Light VR) is an open-source project that implements a network streaming protocol allowing you to stream SteamVR content from your powerful desktop PC to compatible standalone VR headsets wirelessly. It aims to provide a high-quality, low-latency VR experience without the need for cables.
Many standalone VR headsets offer convenience but lack the processing power to run demanding PC VR titles. Traditionally, this required a physical link (cable). ALVR eliminates the cable, solving the problem of being tethered to your PC while still accessing its rendering capabilities for richer VR content.
Stream VR content from your PC to your headset over Wi-Fi with adjustable quality settings.
Optimized encoding and transmission for a responsive, low-latency VR experience crucial for gaming.
Supports a range of standalone Android-based VR headsets, including Meta Quest, Pico, Vive Focus, and others.
Extensive options to fine-tune resolution, bitrate, encoding methods, and other parameters for optimal performance.
ALVR is ideal for users who own a compatible standalone VR headset and a gaming PC, enabling various scenarios:
Enjoy high-fidelity VR games and applications from your Steam or Oculus PC library on your standalone headset without being restricted by a cable.
Experience PC-level graphics and complexity with the freedom of movement provided by a wireless setup.
Set up your VR play area anywhere within Wi-Fi range of your PC, free from tripping hazards caused by tethering cables.
Maximize your physical space for more immersive and active VR experiences.
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