Michealchandler

Yes, it is possible to achieve both of the tasks you mentioned using the Vive VR headset and your Intel NUC running Ubuntu 20. Here's a breakdown of how you can accomplish each task: Viewing live camera stream on Vive headset: Use software to stream camera feed from Ubuntu 20 to Vive via SteamVR or find compatible software for this purpose. Sending Vive sensor data to NUC: Develop software on Ubuntu 20 to receive 6DoF/3DoF sensor data from Vive via SteamVR APIs for real-time tracking. Both tasks are achievable, but they require software development to integrate the Vive headset with your Ubuntu 20 NUC effectively. If you need further assistance or guidance, you can explore more on our website at vrsutz.com.

I'm sorry to hear about the issue you're facing with editing the default bindings for your Vive tracker. To troubleshoot, try updating both the tracker firmware and SteamVR software, then restart your computer and SteamVR. If the problem persists, consider reaching out to HTC Vive's customer support or seeking help from VR communities online. I hope this helps!

Sure, not now, but in the future

I think It sounds frustrating indeed. Here are a couple of suggestions: Reinstall Vive Tracker Drivers: Since you suspect a driver issue, try reinstalling the drivers for your Vive trackers from scratch. You can typically find driver installation instructions on the manufacturer's website or within the SteamVR settings. USB Driver Reinstallation: While reinstalling USB drivers via SteamVR, ensure all VR devices are disconnected, then reconnect them after the driver installation completes. This might help resolve any driver-related issues. If these steps don't work, reaching out to Vive support.

Hmm I understand the frustration you're facing with your VR setup. Since you've already tried extensive troubleshooting, let's focus on some game-specific possibilities: Check in-game VR settings for any adjustments needed. Ensure all problematic games are updated. Look into compatibility between your upgraded hardware and the games. Double-check Steam VR settings. Hope this helps!

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