Virtual Desktop updates version 1.27, bringing 400Mbps bitrate VR streaming mode

Not long ago, the VR virtual desktop application "Virtual Desktop" released the Quest version 1.27.0 beta update. This update has improved the bitrate of PC desktop and VR streaming. Users who have experienced it have given good feedback on the new version. Some people have combined the 400Mbps bitrate VR display with the XR2 Super Resolution mode and found that the visual clarity of wirelessly streaming PC VR on the Quest far exceeds that of other devices.

According to Qingting.com, "Virtual Desktop" is a third-party PC VR streaming application, which allows users to wirelessly stream PC desktop and PC VR games on all-in-one VR machines such as Quest. Super Resolution Mode was introduced in version 1.26.6 of the app, a feature that improves the resolution of PC VR game streaming while cramming performance. In the 1.27.0 test version, the following key optimizations are brought:

• 1) Add HEVC 10bit codec option to improve image quality, especially color simplicity effects (only for NVIDIA 1000 series graphics cards);
• 2) Add H.264 codec option to support VR display with up to 400Mbps bit rate (Quest 1 is not supported);
• 3) Improve foveated encoding, giving priority to the bitrate of H.264/H.264 image center (NVIDIA graphics cards only);
• 4) PC desktop streaming bit rate increased to 100Mbps (Quest 1 is not supported);
• 5) The Quest side switches to the OpenXR standard and supports the new VST perspective environment;
• 6) Quest Pro supports local dimming;
• 7) Support PS5 DualSense controller.

It is worth noting that "Virtual Desktop" currently supports PC VR, Quest, PICO and other platforms, and its developer Guy Godin also expressed interest in providing support for Apple Vision Pro.

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