Quest as monitor via HDMI cable. It doesn't require any software on PC. Works even in BIOS! 

Hey Tony. Thomas Voland is Polish and he was a guest on my Polish podcast MKwadrat multiple times :)

Of course, Hagibis capture card in PD version (which I linked) and Steam in dock/hub with connected power. There are even docks in form of cable HDMI with PD to USB C. I will do video about it in the future. Hub USB PD also is okay. Here I show how I use it with hub: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-t2Wjy35Iaa8.htmlsi=YVaEsfclmWCz1Fw4

The best way is side load Aurora store and install everything from there. But many people use Apkpure and other websites and apps.

Capture card has to process the video stream. Changelog of USB Camera mention new ultra fast mode (maybe for drones, high resolution cameras etc; because for VOD and playing games it was okay already).

It depends on what HDMI capture card you use. I am using FullHD 60Hz.

Rii i4. I did whole video just about it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-l2uCOhGWy2E.htmlsi=Afb-csJI43my-EiT

No, this is completely impossible. However with current generation GPU, good wifi and Virtual Desktop, you can have great quality without visible compression using AV1 codec. But on old gen GPU even H265 10 bit is pretty good.

@@Thomas_Voland i have and I9 9900Kf + RTX 3090, yes it's good but nothing near a real uncompressed PCVR experience. I started VR 2016 with a rift and PCVR was and will always be better and Standalone streaming PCVR ... Thanks for your answer ...

@@benor83 that’s why I switched from RTX3090 to 4070 Super (they are in the same price so I didn’t have to spend any money). Because of AV1. I recommend to check what people from Digital Foundry said about AV1 on Quest 3.

@@Thomas_Voland i know what you mean, don’t worry, but have you ever own a wired PCVr headset? If you did you would understand what I mean… I’m waiting for the Crystal Light to be shipped…

@@benor83 i used but didn’t own myself. But if people from Digital Foundry can’t recognize AV1 from native DisplayPort for sure I couldn’t too. For now I didn’t see compression, however since I switched to AV1 I didn’t play Alyx or anything else with a lot of dark areas, where compression is the most visible. I edit thousands of professional photos with models on dark background, where any compression is unacceptable and I see it immediately on a reference monitor, but for now I didn’t noticed it in VR on AV1. Maybe when I will play other games.

USB Camera

Thank you so much!!!!!!!

@@Thomas_Voland i wish i could buy the usb app because the ads are so bad at the top ...

@@backtoreality8556 just do what I did - block ads in whole system. I showed this in video about high quality VOD on Quest ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-t2Wjy35Iaa8.htmlsi=z2h6rZGp_AwcuO6n (I use NextDNS). If some day I will have another android device, I will try to buy USB Camera and copy file to Quest.

@@Thomas_Voland thanks man great information!!!

Yes, this is monitor, for controlling need to use something else. I like this ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-l2uCOhGWy2E.htmlsi=OupLCamIT-L3I3hm

@@gs-nq6mw No. Also on Quest’s display, 4K is pointless.

@@glennbargery7420 no, this is for 2D

Yes, however you can also just install 2D apps directly on Quest, however not all of them (not if they use Google services), so sometimes Dex could be useful.

What I am thinking, is if you could wirelessly or with (JUST) a Type-C to Type-C have Samsung Dex working on a Quest Window. It's VERY possible, it's just that that function is not enabled for Samsung Dex. Basically, Samsung Dex to mirror on another Android device. Im just amazed no one has developed a workaround on Git hub or playstore.

@@TheVirtualFuture-By-WB i don’t known about wireless connection, but can’t imagine how it would be possible for USB connection. I thought that it uses video port (DP alt mode).

@@Thomas_Voland I believe there are Host to client video streaming apps that work through USB channel. As for wireless, There is a working way to MIrror your android screen into Quest. If there is a Android app to imulate a Chromecast reciever, then Dex on phone could find it on network and broadcast to it..

Yes, anything with HDMI should work. I was playing on Nintendo Switch this way.

It should work like everything else with HDMI on the device or in the dock.