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That explains it, felt bad smoking the engine, really dumb on my part just glad I survived and able to get a couple kills and 100% again... Thanks Yes sir Reverb2 and I'm recording using OBS from the monitor image, at 1920x1080 at 30fps (OBS some times de-syncs if I record at a high res). I then use my processing software (VideoPad) to upscale to 2K to keep file size reasonable.

That was the exact example on a reddit post I saw!!

WMR Microsoft laid off the team in 2023 and will no longer be supporting it. The two downloads might be a work around since integrated WMR "might" not be in the update after 23H2 we are currently on 22H2 so with 24H2 WMR will be removed, which makes the Reverb and the rest of the WMR headsets bricks... I also read something else that said this wouldn't happen until 2026, so take it for what it is worth. Still disappointing since the Reverb G2 still IMO preforms very well.

Found various discussions on this. Mixed Reality Driver: FYI: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=56265 Mixed Reality Portal: https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9NG1H8B3ZC7M?rtc=1&hl=en-us&gl=US

If you do go VR, this is a good starter, but know HP will no longer make a VR headset and Microsoft is ending Windows Mixed Reality probably with the next operating System. Breaks my heart that they are doing this as IMO the Reverb G2 is an outstanding headset for the money and I have never had a problem with Windows Mixed Reality. Good news is Reverbs are lower in price and the Mixed Reality is probabably a few years off before it goes away on the new OS... Windows 11 fully supports it.

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Agreed but not the entire wing