The head tracking issues are prone to hardware limitations. You can get various settings in the Advanced mode and whatever changes you make will be seen in real time on your smartphone. but you might need to make manual adjustments in settings to calibrate the display to fit your Google Cardboard needs. There are presets available for various devices like VR One, Freefly, Dive etc. In that case, you can try out third party apps tools like Vireio or TriDef, which provide VR support for these non-compatible games.Įvery Google Cardboard iteration has its own set of lens properties, which might not be detected by Trinus VR, resulting in content not showing properly. There are also some games that even Trinus VR won’t be able to force to produce 3D images. If the game does not support it, Trinus VR uses its Fake 3D tech to force side-by-side stereoscopic images although that will result in lower performance. Real stereoscopic 3D or VR support has to be supported by the game’s rendering engine for Trinus VR to make use of. We certainly hope the developers working on Trinus VR bring a fix for this. We already mentioned that the wireless connection over WiFi did not work for us, so you should be ready with a USB cable, if you too fail to make a wireless connection. The Trinus VR app is still in its budding stage, so don’t be surprised if you face inconsistent performance and bugs. The app also lets you choose among various Google Cardboard models along with other VR devices like Gear VR. There are options to calibrate motion boost, Fake 3D, position tracker, sensitivity, lens distortion etc. If you feel you aren’t getting the best experience, you can go ahead and alter a few settings in the app.

You may give it a try for sure but we are pretty sure that the performance from a wireless connection won’t be nearly as smooth as in a wired connection, so we’d definitely recommend a wired connection. Unfortunately, none of the wireless methods worked for us. It is also said to work when the phone is connected to the hotspot created by the Trinus PC app. There’s also a way to wirelessly connect your phone and PC to run Trinus VR. According to the folks at Trinus, if your phone and PC are connected to the same WiFi network or if the PC is connected to the router via a PC cable, then you can make a connection wirelessly. Also, make sure that your phone drivers are installed on the PC, so as to detect the USB connection. Note: Remember to turn off your mobile data, as Windows might use your data in USB Tethering to connect your PC to the internet. It offers the best performance and the mirror is also crystal clear. Having a wired connection might not seem very intuitive but it does work the best.

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