Feature Requests

Virtual Desktop is the only software that allows you to play 2D games, watch movies, and do everyday stuff in a virtual environment without taking away resources from your PC. Also, the compression and UI are the best ones ever made for PCVR and the only software that supports hand tracking on the PC. But for some games low latency is the priority and the cable connection is the only way to get the best experience. I want to continue using Virtual Desktop no matter the type of connection I use.

Great way to save on performance in games where full FOV is not required (i.e. simracing) or for people who are not able to use the entire FOV of their headset due to their face being located farther from the lenses.

Currently, VD offers limited options for Head Lock mode: either a high default delay causing the screen to move too slowly in response to head movements, or using the "Remove Head Lock Delay" setting, which results in slight shaking. This is particularly noticeable during walking, where each step causes the screen to shake, especially vertically, making the experience uncomfortable.

I would like to have a real time clock in some corner of the screen because I lose track of time when playing VR games

Hi, I've recently got an intel arc a750 for dirt cheap to upgrade from my rx590 and I must say it's a great GPU for gaming. I also bought a Quest 3 and it works great with H264 and HEVC but I was kinda sad to see that AV1 is not supported, even though the encoder is available on the Arc. Would it be possible to add this feature? Thank you!

It will be useful for those who want to disable it or reduce it and vice versa for those who want to increase it a little.

When using VDXR, there is no way to mirror your headsets view, like with SteamVR, or Oculus Link. I would love a little lightweight application that can mirror your headsets view when playing games with VDXR. This would be especially helpful for games that have a poor built-in desktop view system (Low FOV, Low Render Quality, Wrong Eye), but can also help improve frames in games that already have it (Such as BONELAB, which is quite heavy on performance). This tool could also include image stabilization, which most VR games do not include. This is one of my favourite options in Oculus Mirror, as it makes watching VR on flatscreen much easier to follow and less jarring.

Since VD now supports multiple displays, using it for work on the go has become a viable option.The problem is that my NAT environment doesn't allow VD to establish a connection. I can set up a virtual local area network using Tailscale, which theoretically should allow a connection. However, it seems that the headset-side VD does not attempt to traverse the virtual addresses provided by Tailscale. I hope that adding a manual IP address input feature on the headset side might enable a successful connection in this scenario.

Now, for my Quest 3, it takes betweet 2 and 3 minutes to show my computer desktop after launching Virtual Desktop 1.32.9 app. Before the latest update, the delay was max 20 seconds. Here is how it looks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHUpfKHl0i4 I use Quest 3 only in local network, with no access to the Internet.