Part 1: Latency, Stutter, Optimising your Configuration
*1). Make sure your computer is wired via Ethernet into the router and the connection obtains 1Gbps. Ideally the Quest should obtain Wi-Fi from the same device your computer is wired to. Make sure you are using 5Ghz AC or AX WiFi.
Wi-Fi Hotspots from computers don’t perform well and should be avoided.
The TP-Link AX10 (AX1500) is currently known to have issues with it AX implementation. If experiencing stutters with this device, please try using the device with OFDMA disabled or in AC mode.
*2). Make sure you aren't too far away from your router and/or have no obstacles/walls in between
*3). Create separate SSIDs (wireless network names) for your wireless bands (2.4Ghz and 5Ghz) and connect the Quest solely to the 5Ghz (with no other devices). If you have a tri band router you need only one of the 5Ghz bands to have a unique SSID. You may need to disable the "Smart Connect" feature.
*4). Use a wireless survey tool (the Android app WifiAnalyzer (Open Source) is recommended) to make sure your router is the only nearby router on its channel. Try not to overlap channels, co channel interference is better than adjacent. For iOS see
https://iphone-tricks.com/tutorial/6941-using-airport-as-wi-fi-scanner-on-iphone
*5). Switch to dedicated 802.11ac/ax wireless mode (router settings).
*6). Move wireless/Bluetooth devices or anything that can cause radio interference away from your router and Quest.(Bearbeitet)
Part 2: Latency, Stutter, Optimising your Configuration
*7). Switch to the H.264 codec on the desktop streaming app to improve latency slightly (the benefit is greater on the Quest 1) otherwise using Automatic is recommended. For Quest 2 you can enable HEVC in the Streamer app for better image quality and reduce your video bitrate to decrease required throughput, which may be more beneficial for some networks environments.
*8). Stream audio directly from the PC to your headphones (something like the PlayStation Gold Headphones that have a supplied USB dongle that operates on 2.4Ghz, do not use a 5Ghz model) rather than over the 5ghz connection. This is probably minimal gains so I wouldn't spend cash on new headphones if you don't need to.
*9). If you have the OpenVR Input Emulator SteamVR addon installed, disable it! It's been reported it creates a wobbling effect and also a reduced framerate.
OpenVR Advanced Settings is also known to recently cause issues. Please ensure this is uninstalled when trying to isolate stutters/performace issues.
*10). Disable Windows Xbox Game Bar (in Xbox Game Bar Settings)
*11). Disable all Nvidia Shadowplay features and overlay in Geforce Experience.
*12). If all else fails possibly buying a new router will help! Feel free to ask in the discord as to who uses what and what is currently working well
Thanks to @MirkyD for providing this comprehnsive list!
. Im Virtual Desktop Discord gibt es X Problemfälle von Stottern/Latenzproblemen/Desyncs. Und in den meisten Fällen hat wirklich nur ein besserer Router geholfen.
und die wlan-verbindung packt den virtual-desktop-stream locker, sowohl seitens der latenz als auch der bandbreite.
