Re:Microsoft’s HoloLens 2: a $3,500 mixed-reality headset fo...
by pj_mukh on Sunday February 24, 2019 @02:12PM
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I'm awaiting a time where I can do this as well. My issue so far has always been the loss in resolution due to the subsampling required.
You can try a service like this: https://immersedvr.com/ to try out just piping your desktop to an Oculus Go. There is a bit of a latency which will disappear with something like the Hololens.
However, you'll notice that they are taking a 1080p desktop and sampling it on to the Oculus (or Hololens) spherical glass. That loss in resolution is quite noticeable.
You can try a service like this: https://immersedvr.com/ to try out just piping your desktop to an Oculus Go. There is a bit of a latency which will disappear with something like the Hololens.
However, you'll notice that they are taking a 1080p desktop and sampling it on to the Oculus (or Hololens) spherical glass. That loss in resolution is quite noticeable.