Virtual Desktop update brings "First Class" environment, desk passthrough & more
Virtual Desktop has received an update that brings a luxurious airplane environment and reduces latency in certain cases.
Update 1.33.3 has been released and features a new environment that puts users in a first class airplane cabin. You can even look out the window and see parts of the plane and a cloudy night sky (see video below).
Thanks to a desk passthrough cutout, Quest users can now see their hands, keyboard, and mouse in fully immersive environments.
VR headsets with the Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2 chipset (Quest 3S, Quest 3 and Pico 4 Ultra) now benefit from reduced decoding latency at high bitrates. According to developer Guy Godin, you will save "a few milliseconds".
Ukrainian and Hungarian keyboards have been added, and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 is now displayed correctly in the Games tab.
You can find the full release notes on Reddit.
What is Virtual Desktop?
Virtual Desktop is the oldest and most versatile solution for streaming your PC desktop and PC VR games from your PC to standalone headsets.
You can display multiple physical and virtual monitors, stream immersive video from your computer to the headset, and watch 3D movies in detailed immersive environments. The app is regularly updated with new features.
You can purchase Virtual Desktop from the Horizon Store, Pico Store and Viveport.
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