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@Ralph pls can u explain what exactly the reason is why the image in a headset is so different fom the image u see on screen? The resolution of cv1 can be 1080X1200.
Would that resolution if set in vorpx be less distorted, since its cv1 native resolution , then a higher like 1920X1440 ?
I am still annoyed with the graphics of cv1. Playing in 3d with, for example NVIDIA 3Dplay, the image looks way better even at 1920X1080 @24hz.
THXvorpX first renders the game, then afterwards to the headset, so you need to make sure games run at a high enough resolution.
If you insist on doing things manually for some reason, 1440p resolutions (e.g. 1920×1440) are a good choice and provide roughly 1:1 pixel mapping. You also have to take care of FOV yourself in that case.
However, if you allow vorpX to fully do its job and let it adjust the resolution and FOV, which it can do for a lot of games, you can simply choose a preferred quality on the Direct VR page of the vorpX ingame menu. Check the “Custom Resolutions” section in the help to take full advantage of this feature.
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