OpenVR-MotionCompensation VS ALVR

Instead it works well with an additional tracker and using this steamvr addon: https://ovrmc.dschadu.de/

(basically anything that hooks vrserver to intercept calls from other drivers) cause many, many crashes on end user machines. They prevent the driver back-compatibility code in vrserver from working properly whenever changes are made to the driver interface.

I recently got a Gear VR (~15 USD) and I had my old S9 stored in the drawer. It was a better option for my usage (3D/regular movies and PC VR with Xbox gamepad) than buying a Quest 2 (~620 USD in my country). An incredible "cinema" experience and I can watch my movies before sleep without disturbing my wife. I am using the developer mode on the Gear APP and SKYBOX VR Video Player (you can get the apk, since the Oculus App no longer enables login to access the store).

I am using most for 3d movies with SKYBOX VR and regular movies with Netflix. For games, I installed Batman Arkham VR (with an Xbox gamepad) and it is working great with the old version of ALVR (resolution at 150% for better quality), I did not like it on the MS Flight Simulator but I will try it on Automobilista 2.

ALVR is a free/opensource altenative.

https://github.com/polygraphene/ALVR (open source remote desktop)

Make sure to use server version 2.3.1. Higher versions will not work.

NVIDIA GPU that supports NVENC (Supported GPUs) (or with an AMD GPU that supports AMF VCE) with the latest driver.

ALVR is a free and open source alternative to VD, they do the same thing. Though I have no personal experience with it. Until you get software update 28 for your oculus headset (which includes Oculus own virtual desktop functionality), ALVR is the only free option. VD costs I think 15 or 20 dollars.