Sorry, late.Cimitri wrote:Tu aduni taxele? Aia 730 milioane sunt "venituri" nu "profit". Dupa plata taxelor nu cred ca raman cu 500 milioane.. Poor,poor Valve
Îl conectezi la televizor cu un cablu hdmi, conexiunea dintre PC-steam link se poate face wireless sau cu un cablu de internet. Nici nu ai nevoie de steam link pentru a încerca streaming-ul pe Steam, dacă ai un laptop conectat la internet, poţi încerca şi tu să vezi cât de bine funcţionează, pe wireless mai pot apărea probleme, frame drops, artefacte, pentru că na, e wireless, dar pe cablu ar trebui să meargă blană.MC wrote:Eu nu inteleg cum functioneaza magaria asta.
Daca am pc-ul intr-o camera si TV-ul sa zicem ca e in alta camera (dormitor) cum se face lagatura cu tv-ul? wireless? Si daca da, steam link-ul la ce il conectez? la portul de lan de la PC? in filmulet asa arata.....
In cazul asta e cam useless.Deathstrike wrote:Îl conectezi la televizor cu un cablu hdmi, conexiunea dintre PC-steam link se poate face wireless sau cu un cablu de internet. Nici nu ai nevoie de steam link pentru a încerca streaming-ul pe Steam, dacă ai un laptop conectat la internet, poţi încerca şi tu să vezi cât de bine funcţionează, pe wireless mai pot apărea probleme, frame drops, artefacte, pentru că na, e wireless, dar pe cablu ar trebui să meargă blană.MC wrote:Eu nu inteleg cum functioneaza magaria asta.
Daca am pc-ul intr-o camera si TV-ul sa zicem ca e in alta camera (dormitor) cum se face lagatura cu tv-ul? wireless? Si daca da, steam link-ul la ce il conectez? la portul de lan de la PC? in filmulet asa arata.....
https://www.reddit.com/r/oculus/comment ... it_really/You can't play games without first adding them to steam as an "outside" game and then the only way to configure them is to launch them into big picture mode which wrecks havoc on some windowed games.
You can't even play your games that aren't on steam in 360 emulation mode or in any other way without first shuttling the game through Steam Big Picture.
Was trying to play through the the games in the Epic Megajam and it is a complete disaster. It seems to be a strategic thing, make it a pain to make our hardware work unless you go through the store. Use the openness of PC to enable the keyboard emulation etc. in the first place, and then tie down to this weird console interface that doesn't play well with your desktop.
This makes me worried for CV1 and Vive which both are tied to their stores but claim some support for playing off-store content. If Oculus or Valve do anything like what Valve have done with the steam controllers it will be a nightmare for non-technical people do anything but play their games through the store.
I can't imagine if computer monitors were done the same way and they would "let" you play third party games, but only if you first registered them as an outside application into the Samsung Monitor e-store and get bombarded with e-store advertisements along the way. That's what they are doing with this controller so far and that's basically where I fear we are heading with HMDs. What a clusterfuck. And it all sets things up for the companies to eventually just cut outside store support, "it was too complicated, we couldn't figure out how to make it work smoothly and listen, third parties wouldn't cooperate, so we felt we just had to cut the feature, no one used it anyway."
This all barely works as of now, and they can claim some kind of compatibility, but what happens when you want to use two peices of hardware with this BS strategy at once? You want to use your new Steam controller on a game from the Oculus store? Oh, well just shuttle it through Steam Big Picture more first oh wait that won't work what the.. In fact, YMMV, but at least from what I've tried, the controller already won't work with DK2 demos that launch straight into VR without hacking text files for each and every one you download. The controller itself is sweet, but this bullshit "platform lockin", "network effect", cross-product corporate "synergy" strategy maneuvering takes all the engineering work that probably went into it and just shits all over it. Like a big middle finger to the engineers who tried to make something cool. There is no way they didn't consider something like "double tap the steam button to toggle between mouse emulation and 360 emulation when outside of big picture to allow easier compatibility," but that was probably vetoed because it wouldn't shuttle enough people into the store.
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