RESOLVED: Many thanks to TorTorden for linking me to the answer. You need to disable Xbox DVR if you've been upgraded to Fall Creators Update. See this post for details.
Rift CV1, 2 week old replacement for my launch headset. GTX 1080, i7 4770k, 64GB Ram, RAID0 SSD - in short plenty powerful. Everything has worked perfectly for 18 months, recently rebuilt my machine for a number of reasons.
Recently I've started getting an odd "blurring" effect after X minutes of play. It's usually about 15-30 minutes before it starts and when it does it's similar to the small glitches that ASW can cause but it's the entire image. At first I thought maybe it was the two displays not staying in sync but it's not, it's the image being sent to the headset. Hold still and all is fine, move at all and it's like being cartoon drunk. What's odd is the fix - if I just turn off HMD 3D and go back to my monitor, then right back to HMD 3D (without restarting Elite) it will correct the issue for 5-15 minutes (sometimes much shorter and some much longer). It will progressively get worse until I have to close Elite, restart the Oculus service, then back into Elite. I then get another 30+ minutes until the cycle starts again.
I can't tie it to any event in game or otherwise and I'm not sure if it's just Elite or not - lately I've only been playing Elite in VR so I haven't yet taken the time to see if it happens in Project Cars 2 or iRacing (my other big VR titles).
Anyone else seen this? Elite specific or not?
~X
Rift CV1, 2 week old replacement for my launch headset. GTX 1080, i7 4770k, 64GB Ram, RAID0 SSD - in short plenty powerful. Everything has worked perfectly for 18 months, recently rebuilt my machine for a number of reasons.
Recently I've started getting an odd "blurring" effect after X minutes of play. It's usually about 15-30 minutes before it starts and when it does it's similar to the small glitches that ASW can cause but it's the entire image. At first I thought maybe it was the two displays not staying in sync but it's not, it's the image being sent to the headset. Hold still and all is fine, move at all and it's like being cartoon drunk. What's odd is the fix - if I just turn off HMD 3D and go back to my monitor, then right back to HMD 3D (without restarting Elite) it will correct the issue for 5-15 minutes (sometimes much shorter and some much longer). It will progressively get worse until I have to close Elite, restart the Oculus service, then back into Elite. I then get another 30+ minutes until the cycle starts again.
I can't tie it to any event in game or otherwise and I'm not sure if it's just Elite or not - lately I've only been playing Elite in VR so I haven't yet taken the time to see if it happens in Project Cars 2 or iRacing (my other big VR titles).
Anyone else seen this? Elite specific or not?
~X
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