Ryan Chapman

I'm developing a simple management app for the Vive Focus 3 using .NET Maui. When I run the same app on Oculus, it lays out in landscape mode like the rest of the admin apps. However, when I run it on Vive Focus 3, it orients itself vertically in portrait mode, which makes the UI unusable. I could adjust the UI, but I'd prefer if it would simply lay out landscape. I tried something like this: RequestedOrientation = ScreenOrientation.Landscape; but it had no impact. Is there a setting in AndroidManifest or similar that will orient the app the right way?

Ok, that's what I had assumed. Any idea when we get our hands on it? @chengnay @Tony PH Lin

I noticed the same behaviour on my system if I'm running Oculus Link. If I disable it then it works fine. Are there other explanations? We tried several approaches to isolate the NVidia card. We can try the Bios change, but I would like to know what specifically can cause this error so that we can try to diagnose it.

I can confirm that we're seeing the same behavior after a reboot.

Ok thanks, I'll check with the dev to make sure he rebooted.

Using the latest NVidia driver, so I don't think it's actually a driver problem. (We've tried a few others.) Dell G7 with RTX2060. Is the source for the driver available anywhere that we'd be able to take a look and try to diagnose this? Any known issues using dpServer that may cause this? We're using the latest Wave SDK.