Sony is eager to tease some new information about its upcoming PlayStation VR2 headset. New to the VR2 is the ability to use the headset's outer cameras to see what's going on in your room without having to take the VR2 off, a useful feature that'll let players locate their controllers a bit easier. Those cameras will also allow you to map your play area, by scanning your room to make a safe boundary, with an included warning sound if you go outside of it while playing. Another inclusion is 360-view game content, with a 4000x2040 resolution, as well as a cinematic mode, meant for watching media at 1080p at 24hz on a virtual screen.

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Hating that, but how would the ps4 send the display if it didn't have the box to take the ps4 output to the box input, then send to the vr headset.

As long as you have plenty of cable, nothing can beat a direct connection for best results.

Wires are not a problem when I play vr, mainly because I am sat down anyway.

My ISP are a set of phoney cunts that claim to provide fibre speed of 400mbps, yet the crap router they provide when installing cant cope as soon as someone tries downloading.

And everyone in my house are constantly online, either streaming, gaming, if I was to try remotely stream vr, my ISP would struggle and probably buffer or display at a crap resolution.

So I'd rather cut that crap out and have a wire direct to the console to transmit the display to the vr headset.

No clue whether you know about this, but there's a thing called (Quality of Service) in many Routers which sometimes help you utilizing your connection by (semi-)automatically prioritizing your Connections depending on their nature (e.g. VoIP and Gaming via UDP first - Downloads via HTTP, FTP, BT last). Apart from this Bufferbloat (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bufferbloat) is often the Problem ... especially on WAN connections - this you would usually combat using Traffic Shaping / Limiting - you trade in a few percent of your Connection Speed for a better Responsiveness. Ever since I learnt about those things my Internet Connection has been so much better. Hope this helps!