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I agree with vr replay for sureRegarding the update two things:
1. Letters for sure are a little crisper
2. Vr replay has less ghosting
Can be placebo, but I am pretty sure
GT7 & PSVR2
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I've had I think four sessions, alongside other games. First one I was so nauseous I left before even a lap completed. Since then I could do a few laps before feeling it. Last night after the update I went a full hour, but my stomach was still unsettled afterwards. Maybe the IQ and reduced blur helped some.
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Do you know how long their extension is? I saw some videos where a guy reported issues with 2m/3m/5m extension. Only 1m worked fine for that guy
Considering this one, 3m long:
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I use the Beyer Dynamic DT770Pro.
Love the combination with psvr2!
Love the combination with psvr2!
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- Matteocarlito
I was thinking…(it’s better when I don’t..):
Psvr2 has two Oled screens, averagely cheap (around 50 bucks each for what I heard).
Maybe will be created some start ups to tweak and tune things up. You give them your headset, they will change the Oled screens with two 8k or 4k with improvements. What do you think, it’s doable ?
Psvr2 has two Oled screens, averagely cheap (around 50 bucks each for what I heard).
Maybe will be created some start ups to tweak and tune things up. You give them your headset, they will change the Oled screens with two 8k or 4k with improvements. What do you think, it’s doable ?
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I wish it were that easy! Unfortunately you would still be pushing 4k content to those 8k screens so you wouldnt see an improvement until the PS can push out 8k content.. And thats not going to happen at any decent frame rate until the next generation
To continue with your thinking though, i do think there could be improvements made with the lenses, but after market is going to be tough because the lenses that comes with the headset currently are made and optimised specifically for those OLED's..
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PityI wish it were that easy! Unfortunately you would still be pushing 4k content to those 8k screens so you wouldnt see an improvement until the PS can push out 8k content.. And thats not going to happen at any decent frame rate until the next generation
To continue with your thinking though, i do think there could be improvements made with the lenses, but after market is going to be tough because the lenses that comes with the headset currently are made and optimised specifically for those OLED's..
but what if they could install some less cheaper 4k panels with a better refresh?We are soooo close…
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- GTP_luv2drive
You don't have problems with it fitting properly over the PSVR2 headset? I have a HyperX that I was using with GT7 prior and can comfortably wear with my Quest2.
I tried it the first day with PSVR2 and it was very awkward and didn't fit well, so I've just stuck with the included earbuds so far.
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I updated my headset and played GT7 for a while. I was on Trial Mountain driving an Audi TT 16', the same combination used in last week's sport mode daily race B, with which I drove about 30 times in VR. The conclusion is that I don't think I'm convinced it looks clearer now. But so many people say theirs look clearer, it must be a real thing.
It could be because I have been on PS5 beta firmware ever since before I received my PS VR2, so the OS also updated my headset with the beta version of this new headset firmware, therefore it just looks the same.
It could be because I have been on PS5 beta firmware ever since before I received my PS VR2, so the OS also updated my headset with the beta version of this new headset firmware, therefore it just looks the same.
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I don't see a difference.. I really do think there is a lot of 'confirmation bias' going on - Lots of people talking about it and wanting to see a difference so badly that their brains confirm it.
If Sony increased the clarity of the headset then you just know they would be shouting this from the rooftops given the initial backlash they took regarding the 'blur'.
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It's entirely possible that the update only affected a certain batch of headsets that were perhaps bugged. I am a VR veteran (years of racing in VR) and, believe me, the difference is night and day.
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Same thing here, but I recall having the HDM power cycling after it and having to rescan de environment to reset the play area after the update. It’s working so it’s fine I guess.
But personally I haven’t notice any improvements with GT7 after that update.
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No reason to not believe you. But here I didn’t notice anything substantial. The ghosting when you look at your sides is still there and it’s perhaps the only thing that kinda bothers me.
But now that VR is a reality for GT7, PD really needs to properly implement the dashboards on racing cars. Not being able to turn of the game HUD and still check remaining fuel, TCS and whatnots is a real bummer.
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It's fine that you don't see a difference. Yours was probably OK to begin with. When a dev fixes a game crash for a select few users, just because it didn't affect you doesn't mean the fix doesn't exist.
And the leaderboard. I don't know why they didn't keep all the info but have it off to the side so it's not intrusive but easily accessible.
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I usually race with Gr.3 cars and it’s beyond annoying to not have the dashboard reflect the current state of the car. At least TCS, Fuel Mapping and remaining fuel should be there in all racing cars. That would be enough for me to switch the game HUD off for good, but currently that is impossible.
The leaderboard they could at least give us the option to have it there on one of the pages of the current HUD. Or something temporary that you could assign to a button and trigger while you’re pressing it.
I really hope that for GT8 they fully implement every car dashboard with pagination and everything just like in ACC. Racing with no game HUD is a whole new level of immersion when it comes to VR.
A spotter wouldn’t hurt either.
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Ghosting is a side effect of reprojection, manifested in the form of a double-image as things move quickly past you. Since the "fake" frames injected into your vision by the reprojection algorithm can't keep up with fast-moving assets on the screen, these moving objects have the appearance of leaving "copies" of themselves behind as they move. Compared to the rest of what you're seeing, it kind of looks like a ghost is moving.
To see this in action in GT7, turn your head and focus on any trackside object as you fly by at 200 km/hr. You will immediately understand what ghosting is.
The reprojection algorithm can be tweaked by software updates so it's not unrealistic to expect some improvements over time.
GT7 runs at 60fps but is reprojected to 120fps. In a nutshell, half of the frames we see are "fake" and that's what causes ghosting on fast-moving objects.
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