Virtual Desktop mejora velocidad de streaming y calidad de imagen

Gran actualización hoy que trae codificación HEVC de 10 bits para juegos de escritorio y VR. Una nueva opción H.264+ que lleva el límite de tasa de bits a 400 Mbps. Un nuevo entorno passthrough en Quest y una opción de atenuación local (local dimming) en Quest Pro. ¡Disfrutar!

https://twitter.com/VRDesktop/status/1673340524151840769

Hi folks, huge update today! This new version now runs against OpenXR on the Quest side. This has no impact on the VR streaming functionality, it just allows me to add features in the future that were not possible with VrApi (such as the passthrough environment).

A big change in this update is the video encoder. You can now use the HEVC 10-bit codec which reduces banding in color gradients, improving image quality for both desktop and VR streaming.

We've also added an H.264+ codec option which increases the bitrate limit to 400 Mbps. This will be useful for fast-paced games with hard to compress images such as racing games, vegetation or other complex sceneries.

Here are the full release notes:

• Added HEVC 10-bit codec option, increasing the image quality especially with color gradients (Nvidia 1000 series or newer only)

• Added H.264+ codec option that allows a VR bitrate of up to 400 Mbps (all headsets except Quest 1)

• Improved foveated encoding to prioritize bitrate at the center of the image with H.264/H.264+ (Nvidia only)

• Increased maximum desktop bitrate to 100 Mbps

• Switched to OpenXR on Quest which brings a new Passthrough environment

• Added Local dimming option on Quest Pro (enabled by default)

• Added Italian keyboard layout

• Added support for PS5 DualSense gamepad

• Fixed see-through monitor issue at some resolutions in the Modern Apartment

• Fixed resume of desktop stream playing catch-up

• Fixed auto-connect to not trigger for new computers

• Fixed re-connection issue on macOS

• Fixed game compatibility with Narcosis, Quantaar

Once you install the update on your headset, the Streamer on your PC will auto-update when you connect. Let me know if you have any questions. Enjoy!

Hypernova
Por lo que dice hay que elegir h264+ con además mejora en el centro (donde no afecta fixed foveated ni las lentes) en la mayoría de juegos: movimientos rápidos, vegetación/alfa/niebla...

El h265 es para el banding, si tiendes a fijarte mucho en eso para decir "no se ve como con cable".

GodinHEVC 10-bit is better with color gradients so games with dark/foggy environments will look better
H.264+ at high bitrates is better with fast-paced action or racing games where lots of stuff moves on screen