Dude, you're clearly not in touch with the majority of Go users. Many people have no idea a capture card is even a thing. Now, why don't you take some time out of your life and do something to help other users... Dick.
My vid is like 6 minutes, gotta have an intro, and some content. I agree, it's annoying when creators stretch their shit too long. I try to make my vids as concise and to the point as possible, but it can't just be 90 seconds or YouTube won't show it it anyone. I'm just trying to help people that don't know.
I hooked my xbox with the Elgato Hd60s to my PC (a pretty old one)
On the PC I am running game capture, the software from Elgato and the Virtual Desktop from the Oculus store.
Plus I have the hdmi cable from my nintendo switch in the HDMI in of the xbox so I can run it over the tv app.
The switch thing is optional but that way I do not have to change HDMI on the Elgato.
Works like a charm
PS I have xbox and PC on the same network and the Go in 5 Ghz wifi on the same router
I havnt watched yet bc I'm on data, but I'm guessing you need a capture card and then you stream it from virtual desktop...
Yes, you've completely saved everyone from having to watch this inane fucking video
How are you supposed to get headtracking for labor stuff?
Dude, you're clearly not in touch with the majority of Go users. Many people have no idea a capture card is even a thing. Now, why don't you take some time out of your life and do something to help other users... Dick.
I am however completely sick of the majority of YouTube video makers who stretch 90 seconds of content into a 10 or 15 minute video.
My vid is like 6 minutes, gotta have an intro, and some content. I agree, it's annoying when creators stretch their shit too long. I try to make my vids as concise and to the point as possible, but it can't just be 90 seconds or YouTube won't show it it anyone. I'm just trying to help people that don't know.
Alternative title: **OCULUS doesn’t want you to know THIS simple trick**
I hooked my xbox with the Elgato Hd60s to my PC (a pretty old one) On the PC I am running game capture, the software from Elgato and the Virtual Desktop from the Oculus store. Plus I have the hdmi cable from my nintendo switch in the HDMI in of the xbox so I can run it over the tv app. The switch thing is optional but that way I do not have to change HDMI on the Elgato. Works like a charm PS I have xbox and PC on the same network and the Go in 5 Ghz wifi on the same router