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ALVR is an open source remote VR display for Gear VR and Oculus Go. With it, you can play SteamVR games in your standalone headset.

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ALVR - Air Light VR

ALVR is an open source remote VR display for Gear VR and Oculus Go/Quest. With it, you can play SteamVR games in your standalone headset.

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Description

ALVR streams VR display output from your PC to Gear VR / Oculus Go / Oculus Quest via Wi-Fi. This is similar to Riftcat or Trinus VR, but our purpose is optimization for Gear VR. ALVR provides smooth head-tracking compared to other apps in a Wi-Fi environment using Asynchronous Timewarp.

Note that many PCVR games require 6DoF controller or multiple buttons, so you might not able to play those games. You can find playable games in List of tested VR games and experiences.

Requirements

ALVR requires any of the following devices:

  • Gear VR
  • Oculus Go
  • Oculus Quest
Device Working?
Oculus Quest OK(alpha)
Oculus Go OK
GalaxyS9/S9+ OK
GalaxyS8/S8+ OK
Galaxy Note 8 OK
GalaxyS7 OK
GalaxyS6(Edge) OK
  • High-end gaming PC
    • with NVIDIA GPU which supports NVENC (Supported GPUs)
    • (or with AMD GPU which supports AMF VCE)
    • Windows 10 is recommended
    • Currently only NVIDIA GPU is supported on Windows 7
  • 802.11n/ac wireless or ethernet wired connection
    • It is recommended to use 802.11ac for the headset and ethernet for PC
      • You need to connect both to the same router
  • SteamVR

Install ALVR server for PC

  1. Install SteamVR
  2. Download installer from Releases
  3. Run the installer
  4. Open ALVR Launcher

Install ALVR client for headset

For Quest: Install from apk

For GearVR and Go: Oculus Store

  • You can download ALVR Client from Oculus Store with key.
  • Open the key distribution page on your smartphone and follow the instruction.

Usage

  • Launch ALVR.exe
  • Press "Start Server" button or launch VR game
  • SteamVR's small window will appear. You should see a headset icon in the SteamVR status window that looks like a green block with a bold S in the middle
  • Launch ALVR Client in your headset
  • IP Address of headset will appear in the server tab of ALVR.exe
  • Press "Connect" button

Troubleshoot

Uninstallation

  • Execute driver_uninstall.bat in the driver folder
  • Delete the install folder (ALVR does not use the registry)
  • If you already deleted the folder without executing driver_uninstall.bat:
    • Open C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Local\openvr\openvrpaths.vrpath and check install directory
    • Execute "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\SteamVR\bin\win32\vrpathreg.exe" removedriver (install folder) in Command Prompt

Future work

  • SteamVR dashboard to control ALVR
  • Cloud streaming

Build

ALVR Server and GUI (Launcher)

  • Open ALVR.sln with Visual Studio 2017 and build
    • alvr_server project is the driver for SteamVR written in C++
    • ALVR project is the launcher GUI written in C#

ALVR Client

  • Clone ALVR Client
  • Put your osig file on assets folder (only for Gear VR)
  • Build with Android Studio
  • Install apk via adb

License

ALVR is licensed under MIT License.

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