What?? Ok, I take it back, bad luck with it.
Sheesh, This forum sometimes.
Sorry dude
With no smiley I thought the worst.
What?? Ok, I take it back, bad luck with it.
Sheesh, This forum sometimes.
Sorry dude
With no smiley I thought the worst.
No, just an ethernet port and power socket.Does TPcast use a pcie card? The officially endorsed hammerhead one does which would blow my SFF pc build idea out the water.
Looking forward to your feedback. Hope it all works fine for you.
What have you got to lose? Try the firmware upgrade.
I use the openTPcast so can't comment on their software. openTpCast appears to be better all round but costs again.
The blue/green line is normal. It's just TPCast cutting off the sides to reduce the amount of data they send.
I tend to follow the same routine to start up and it's good every time (well, nearly everytime).
Turn on transmitter.
Plug in battery into headset.
Let them connect to each other (fast blinking)
Turn on the OpenTpcast software.
Let that connect (the router starts flashing fast)
Start SteamVr and wait for the green lights and, importantly, the high pitched whine from the transmitter.
Play.
Oh yes, you know the flashing green lights on the head set and square box.
When the tpcast software is trying to find it, it's so slow the green light on the headset goes out?
Yes, it has happened before. Not so much now. The OpenTPCast appears to connect faster but then that could just be me trying to justify spending the OpenTPCast money
@deuse I speeded up the boot times on my tpcast by using a fast SD card. The stock SD card on mine was really old - it's definitely worth upgrading.