C.T. Posted February 23 Share Posted February 23 VIVE Software 2.0.23.2 – Public Release Notes Released February 23rd 2023 Vive Console [ViveVR] Now supports AMD 7000-series GPU with VIVE PRO 2 Extreme mode. Fixed a bug that causes random error 209 with VIVE Cosmos headset. [OpenXR ] Now supports XR_HTC_hand_interaction extension. Fixed a crash issue in MSFS2020 due to using unpublished header. [SRAnipal 1.3.6.11] Now supports continued data transfer after VBS server is disconnected and come back again. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BVV.Fr Posted February 23 Share Posted February 23 (edited) i had terrible tearing with vive pro 2 and rtx3080ti on EXTREME with 2.0.23.2B and 2.0.23.1 and it's perfect with 2.0.22.6a I won't test this one 😇 i will change version of vive console only when you will fix the issue with 4090 Edited February 23 by BVV.Fr Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MMt Posted February 23 Share Posted February 23 Why 2.0.23.2? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
C.T. Posted February 25 Author Share Posted February 25 @MMt2.1.23.2 indecates that you have installed the vive console via Steam platform. It's basically the same version, it's just the identifier for us. Thanks Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cubano Posted February 26 Share Posted February 26 I think that all guys with the VIVE PRO have the same problem as I had. Flickering/glitches vanished after procedure below - just two updates ago. This version of the Vive console is absolutely stable 1. Uninstall steamVR from steam and VIVE console (everything from VIVE, viveport too, just all the VR software you have, check twice you' ve got nothing installed either from steam either from htc website) 2. Unplug all the cables from your VR to PC 3. System restart (Windows restart) 4. Install a) SteamVR from STEAM b) Vive console from STEAM (dont use any files from htc vive website - it is causing the conflict with vive software from steam) 5. Plug all the cables from VR to PC. 6. System restart (Windows restart) 7. Turn on the Linkbox (HMD turns red) 8. Right click on Vive console icon (autostart, right down corner) --> "TURN ON CONSOLE" Vive console turns on SteamVR automatically, set up your room once , voila ! Every time turn on the console the way described above ! I ve got 120HZ (extreme mode) on HTC VIVE PRO 2 with RTX 3080, no problems at all. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cubano Posted February 26 Share Posted February 26 I forgot to mention: Ensure that you DONT USE SteamVR BETA - it must be the stable one - 1.24.7 ! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
waggy Posted March 23 Share Posted March 23 Same Problem Here ! Terrible Tearing with 3080 Ti and the latest Version!!! How can I Install an old version of the console ? regards Stephan Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
C.T. Posted March 24 Author Share Posted March 24 6 hours ago, waggy said: Same Problem Here ! Terrible Tearing with 3080 Ti and the latest Version!!! How can I Install an old version of the console ? regards Stephan Please check the beta version to see if it fixes your issue. thanks https://www.vive.com/nz/support/vive-pro2/category_howto/joining-the-beta-program.html Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Altra Posted May 3 Share Posted May 3 Hello Admin VIVE Compositor is sending a driver resolution of 4566x5392 to SteamVR for the HTC VIVE Cosmos Elite. Steam VR is then up-sampling this resolution by x1.5 times (5300x6256) resulting in either very poor performance, graphical artifacts or even just crashing if the "Resolution Per Eye" is left on AUTO in SteamVR. Even changing Steam to 100% is still problematic for many games (EG: Walkabout Mini Golf) Why is the VIVE Compositor up-Samling from a native 2016x2380 (1440x1700 x 1.4 barrel correction) to a 4566x5392 resolution? Running HTC Vive Console 2.1.23.2 and current steam build 10835175. Hardware: RTX 4090 & Intel i7 13700K Steam Support Response below: SteamVR uses the Headset display resolution provided by the relevant input driver/equipment combination. In this case, the Input driver is passing along a rather high value for the headset display - a value which is changing over time from your logs. Since you're using a Vive Cosmos Elite, the HTC Viveport software required for your equipment is also involved. In this case, the SteamVR compositor is rendering in 'Driver Direct' mode, which passes the SteamVR output along to another compositor/output stream used by your equipment's native software. A brief GPU performance test is run when SteamVR is launched, and the results are used to automatically set the default 'Auto' headset render resolution. Details of this process can be found in the VRCompositor log - Mon May 01 2023 10:11:17.426 - Headset is using driver direct mode Mon May 01 2023 10:11:17.496 - Updated HMD Prop_DisplayFrequency_Float to 90.000000 Mon May 01 2023 10:11:17.496 - Adding 0.000000ms latency to predicted poses for display redirect 'vive_cosmos'. Mon May 01 2023 10:11:17.496 - ****************************************** Begin GPU speed ****************************************** Mon May 01 2023 10:11:17.564 - GPU Vendor: "NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090" GPU Driver: "531.68" Mon May 01 2023 10:11:17.611 - MeasureGpuMegaPixelsPerSecond(0): Returning 6320 MP/sec. Total CPU time 0.05 seconds. Mon May 01 2023 10:11:17.611 - GPU speed from average of 6 median samples: 6259 Mon May 01 2023 10:11:17.611 - ******************************************* End GPU speed ******************************************* Mon May 01 2023 10:11:17.612 - HMD driver recommended: 4566x5392 90.0Hz HiddenArea(8.67%) = 4047 MP/sec Mon May 01 2023 10:11:17.612 - Raw ideal render target scale = 1.55 Mon May 01 2023 10:11:17.612 - Clamping render target scale to 1.5x Mon May 01 2023 10:11:17.612 - New result of GetRecommendedRenderTargetSize for current app: 5592x6604 (Previous entries for the HMD driver resolution recommendation show a changing value, going as low as 4106x4848.) I suspect a similar performance test and automated scaling process is occurring on the HTC side, applying a multiplier to the actual/physical resolution of the headset display in a similar way to (and in addition to) the default 1.4x increase applied to SteamVR. We don't have detailed technical information on their compositor or the details of their driver, unfortunately. Locking SteamVR to a specific headset render resolution would likely correct this. Since the HTC compositor seems to be applying a multiplier as well, I'd set SteamVR to 100%. This would allow the HTC compositor to handle any necessary scaling. Exploring relevant settings in the HTC software would be a good idea in this case as well. I'd recommend reaching out to HTC for more details on that. You can contact them using the link below. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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