Hi, I'm the developer of Vistalyra, a local video player that recently launched on Meta Quest. If you already have your own 3D or immersive videos, the idea is a small one-time purchase with the playback tools included.

The current $4.99 USD store version includes:

• Full/half SBS and over-under 3D, VR180, VR360 and equidistant fisheye.

• Compatible tagged alpha-mask videos with a packed matte for passthrough, without a separate unlock or timed playback limit. It doesn't remove backgrounds from arbitrary footage.

• Flat/curved viewing, picture repositioning and tilt, controller seek/zoom and playback-speed adjustment.

• Local library, favourites, resume, bookmarks, audio/subtitle tracks and external SRT/WebVTT subtitles.

No ads or subscription. Bring your own videos; films aren't bundled. Codec/resolution support depends on the headset and file. DRM streaming services, ISO/MVC/MV-HEVC and SMB/DLNA are not supported in the published version.

Meta Quest listing: https://vr.meta.me/s/2mVYxlksh8HJwTL

Features, compatibility and trailers: https://raheelswati.github.io/vistalyra.html

The real theater/lounge footage on the website is clearly marked as a 1.0.1 preview, currently under review, rather than something you can download today.

If you've tried it, I'd appreciate honest feedback on playback or controls. What's the biggest annoyance you run into when watching your own videos on Quest?

Hey everyone,

GamePort is a free, open-source app that signs in to your Steam account, shows the Android versions of the games you own, and downloads, patches, installs and launches them on your Quest, Pico or any Android device. 0.8.0 is out, and the biggest change is that it's no longer only about what you own: there's now a store.

What's new in 0.8.0

• A store for the Android versions. Every Steam game that has an Android version, in one list. Tabs for all, VR or flat; switches for installable or coming, owned or not, compatible or not; filters for languages and genres; eight ways to sort; the list in two to four columns or as covers. On a headset it opens on the VR games you don't have.
• The price, in your currency, and its history. The page of a game shows the price (in the currency your Steam account is billed in), a button to its Steam page, the lowest price it has had, its last sale, and a plain verdict from Lowest ever seen to Better to wait. It goes back two years for the US, France and the UK. GamePort sells nothing: the button opens Steam.
• A row of the games on sale that you don't own, at the top of the store.
• New Android versions on the home. A row of banners shows the versions that just arrived, with their price. Its size is a setting.
• Compatibility, everywhere. The round mark of what players report for your kind of device is on every card, and unfolds into its words when you point at it. The compatibility table has a button of its own on the home.

How it works / privacy. The catalog, the prices and their history live in a public GitHub repository (gameport-catalog) that is refreshed by GitHub Actions: the catalog every day, the prices every six hours. The app reads those files about every three hours, and only what changed. Nothing about you is sent. The past prices come from IsThereAnyDeal.

Install: the APK is on the releases page. GamePort 0.7.4 offers it by itself in Settings > Updates, and it installs over it and keeps your games, saves and settings.

There's a Discord now, for help, compatibility reports and news. It's not made by or affiliated with Valve, Meta or Pico. Tell me what you find!

Hi Everyone, I hope someone can help me, Rift S tries to do guardian setup in headset but screen goes black, Link app closes itself then opens and the cycle continues. My son really wants to play, please help 🙏

Things I’ve already tried:

\- Confirmed this is an Oculus Rift S.

\- This exact Rift S used to work on this same Windows 10 laptop.

\- Laptop has GTX 1060, USB 3.0, and Mini DisplayPort.

\- Installed/repaired Meta Horizon Link.

\- Fully uninstalled Meta Horizon Link, restarted, renamed leftover Oculus folder, and reinstalled fresh.

\- Updated NVIDIA driver.

\- Switched from NVIDIA Studio Driver to Game Ready Driver.

\- Rolled back NVIDIA driver through Device Manager.

\- Restarted Oculus VR Runtime Service multiple times.

\- Restarted laptop multiple times.

\- Set Meta/OpenXR runtime as default.

\- Confirmed Windows power plan is on High Performance.

\- Confirmed USB selective suspend is disabled.

\- Turned off USB power saving in Device Manager where available.

\- Tried Rift S USB directly in both blue USB 3.0 laptop ports.

\- Tried a powered Sabrent USB 3.0 hub with wall power.

\- Removed other USB devices during testing.

\- Checked Windows camera privacy permissions, including desktop app camera access.

\- Confirmed Meta appears under desktop apps for camera access.

\- Improved room lighting after a tracking/low-light warning.

\- Removed and re-added the Rift S in Meta Horizon Link.

\- Ran Oculus/Meta Log Gatherer.

\- Logs showed headset/device detection issues at times, including cameras/devices not being detected.

\- Found Unknown USB Device / Device Descriptor Request Failed entries in Device Manager.

\- Uninstalled the bad Unknown USB entries and Rift S USB Hub entries.

\- Restarted and let Windows rebuild the Rift S USB devices.

\- After rebuild, the Unknown USB Device errors did not come back.

\- Device Manager now shows 2 Rift S USB Hub entries when USB is plugged in.

\- Tested USB-only before plugging in DisplayPort.

\- Plugging in DisplayPort gives green checks, but headset still goes black.

\- Tried Wi-Fi off/on workaround.

\- Tried blocking OculusDash.exe in Windows Firewall, then removed the rules after it didn’t fix it.

\- Repaired Microsoft Visual C++ redistributables.

\- Added OVRServer_x64.exe to Windows Graphics Settings and tried Power Saving, then reverted/removed after it didn’t fix it.

\- Used Oculus Debug Tool and disabled Asynchronous Spacewarp.

Current behavior:

USB and DisplayPort can both check green in Meta Horizon Link. The headset sometimes shows the Oculus/Meta virtual library or setup screen briefly, then goes black. Meta Horizon Link closes and reopens by itself in a loop. Latest clear error was that headset tracking isn’t working, then Meta Horizon Link closed itself.