Ramalam

Thank you for your help! I'm using two SteamVR Base Stations 2.0 and the interference occurs, as soon as I increase the exposure time of the IR-Tracking Cameras (Qualysis). A link cable between both Vive sensors didn't help. You already pointed out, that a modulation of the frequency wouldn't make a change, so would you confirm that there's no chance to let the IR-System and the Vive Sensors operate alternatingly? So that while the IR-Signal stops, the Vive sensors do their sweep? @Synthesis @VibrantNebula

Hi, I'm trying to do motion capturing (via Qualisys M3 cameras) while in VR with Vive Pro running on SteamVR 1.6.10 I've attached a scheme of the room + camera setup. All cameras are attached to a rig beneath the ceiling about 2.7m above the floor. Red dots = Motion Capturing Cameras Green dots = Vive Cameras Blue canvas = Vive Tracking Space Problem The motion capture cameras cause interference with Vive Cameras, when used at the same time. The Vive Cameras run with 60hz. The Qualisys cameras run with 100-120hz. What could I do, to prevent the Vive and Motion Capturing Cameras from causing interference? In this thread I've read that IR issues are probably the reason for unstable Vive tracking. Is there a way to make the Vive Cameras go by a different frequency than the Qualisys Cameras? (from what I know Vive Cameras can only switch between 30 and 60hz) Thanks in advance.