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HereSphere VR Video Player (Meta Quest)

VR video player with immersion-enhancing algorithms, streaming, and media library features · By HereSphere

Meta Quest Pro Jittery Playback

A topic by Deftone5 created Mar 08, 2023 Views: 789 Replies: 3
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I purchased HereSphere due to all the reviews stating it was the best player and had fantastic features. My experience is it's the ONLY player on my Meta Quest Pro that can't play anything without jittery playback. I am playing local videos physically stored on the device so connectivity isn't the issue. I have all settings as default. What am I missing?

Developer

Hi, the default settings are intended for the Quest 2. Quest Pro has slightly different performance characteristics, so you'll need to tweak some of the settings that affect performance in order to smooth out the frame pacing and playback. In addition, the Quest Pro only supports 72hz and 90hz refresh rate, so playback wont be as smooth compared to the 60hz and 120hz refresh rates of the Quest 2.

The settings that greatly impact performance are the "Resolution" and "Sharpen" settings in the advanced video settings, and the "Auto Focus Accuracy" setting in the user settings. Here are some settings that I've found that reduces playback micro-stuttering for the Quest Pro at 90hz refresh rate:

1. Set "Resolution" to 1.5. Leave "Sharpen" at the default 0, and leave "Auto Focus Accuracy" at the default 4.

2. Set "Resolution" to 1.25. Set "Sharpen" to a value greater than 0 (you can set a default sharpen value by clicking on the "Image" button, and then clicking the save icon next to the first preset). Leave "Auto Focus Accuracy" at the default 4.

3. Leave "Resolution" at the default 1.15. Set "Sharpen" to a value greater than 0. Set "Auto Focus Accuracy" to 16.

I personally prefer number 3, since a higher autofocus accuracy helps reduce double vision and eye strain when things get close to the camera. You can play around with the settings to see what works best for you. Hope this helps.

The first suggestion helped. I was unable to try the second and third because I can't find the Autofocus Accuracy setting anywhere. Could you be specific as to where that is to be found? Thank you. 

Developer

On the left side panel, click on "User Settings". The "Auto Focus Accuracy" setting is near the middle of the menu (under "projection controls").