Good question, I don’t have anything like that on my sim rig, but I would guess you’re looking for something like a Buttkicker device? Those are a few hundred dollars, but if you’re looking for more of a motion mover, those can start at $1K bucks and depending on their capabilities, can go well up into the thousands for just that one component. I hope this helps.

@@dylanmacintosh wow, thanks! Just starting to learn about Sim racing and the costs involved with set up. Thanks for the informative, well done video.

@@BPBomber you’re very welcome, I’m glad you enjoyed the video. I’m looking forward to making more sim racing videos as my sim rig evolves. So far, I’ve enjoyed keeping my sim rig simple, but believe me, there is always a constant itch to upgrade. Motion movers are interesting because they are definitely a key component of high end sim rigs, but I wouldn’t say they are essential when getting started. They are also pretty cost prohibitive in comparison to other components that give you more “bang for the buck”, like upgrading your wheelbase / wheel / pedals. So, keep your focus on the components that your body touches first. There is certainly a lot to learn when getting started, but you will definitely have more fun and learn faster by upgrading from a simple setup over time than just diving into the most expensive setup money can buy “just because you can”, although it is very tempting. To me, it is like a musical instrument, just like guitars. You can be a beginner and go out and buy a $10k guitar, but you won’t sound any better for it. Start with an affordable guitar, and work your way up to it and by the time you know exactly the reason why that guitar costs $10k, you will be ready to play it.

It’s true, we are starting to see some Quest 3 exclusives come out, and more announced. But for most users, Quest 2 is still fine especially for less than half the price. I’m really curious if Quest 3S comes out soon, how much it will change this dynamic within the Quest lineup.

Great question, to get 240hz mode out of the Vizio MQX it has to be the 50” model specifically, set to Game Mode, and you have to be using a Gaming PC with a dedicated graphics card. If this is your setup, then you might have to do some changes to your Display Settings to get it to show the 240hz option. Assuming Windows, open your Display Settings, and select the MQX 50”- then change the MQX 50” Display Resolution to 1920 x 1080p. Then, scroll down and select Advanced display settings, and you should see the option appear for 240hz. Once you make any changes, make sure to click “yes, keep changes”.

Exactly. Most of the features, for 2/5ths of the price. Can’t beat the Quest 2, until that price difference changes, or maybe “Quest 3S” comes out, we’ll see. MR just isn’t worth double the price or more right now, unless you know that you really, really want it.

I agree, using game streaming out and about really shows how not all networks are created equally, and even good bandwidth doesn’t mean good latency, which is more important for game streaming. I did a video on this on my channel, streaming from the car, the airport terminal, the plane in-air wifi, and the hotel wifi. You can watch it here if you’re interested: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIulqZWbn7-XbNEsi=cFmeQSaJx4B4nKCh Although this is the state of the internet in the present day, I think it will continue to improve and hopefully someday soon we won’t ever wonder what we worried about. Like comparing Dial-Up to today’s fiber connections, or 2G to 5G. Someday, hopefully we just have consistent, fast connection everywhere. We’re already seeing it on 5G like you said, sometimes I get faster download speeds on 5G on my iPhone than my home fiber connection 🤯 Starlink style low-latency satellite internet is also fascinating to me. Imagine they could miniaturize that Starlink-style modem that you see at Best Buy into a cell phone, so instead of 5G, or a traditional satellite phone, it’s just all satellite “wifi” on your smartphone. That would be really interesting, as you could be on like, in the middle of nowhere, and still be game streaming on your phone 🤣 Thanks for watching, cheers!

Exactlyyyyy. This mindset saved me from buying a Steam Deck for the longest time. Until I bought an ROG ALLY instead 🤣 Don’t worry, I’m working on a video comparison- Stay tuned.

Hmmm I see it’s “back” to public on the App Store now. I think originally when it launched the other day it was a private link to the Retroarch App Store page, but it’s fully public on the App Store as of me checking on my iPhone right now: apps.apple.com/us/app/retroarch/id6499539433

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Great question- if you are asking if you can use the Moonlight UWP app on your Xbox to play games off of your Sunshine host PC from the comfort of your Xbox console, then the answer is yes! I do it all the time and it’s awesome. if you are asking if you can stream your Xbox console to another device like Xbox Remote Play, but with Moonlight, then the answer is no. I hope this helps!

Hahaha I knew someone would notice 😂

Woah! I didn’t realize the 17 came out. Looks awesome!

Thank you for the kind words! Glad I could be of assistance. 😁

Exactly, Quest 2 is phenomenal value right now. Only upgrade if you know for sure that you need more out of the device.

That’s a great question, I’ve only had similar problems with Sunshine once in the past, and it was solved by resetting my network settings on my Windows 11 host PC as described here: m.majorgeeks.com/content/page/how_to_reset_network_settings_in_windows_10.html I believe what you are referring to as the GeForce in the firewall is not necessary but couldn’t hurt. Next, I don’t think you are doing this, but just a note for everyone, if you are using Sunshine, you should *not* have Nvidia Gamestream enabled in the Nvidia Experience, the Nvidia Gamestream options should be turned off in the Nvidia Experience software since you are using Sunshine “instead”. I think if you have Gamestream enabled and open Sunshine there is a pop up box telling you to turn off Nvidia Gamestream before you can use Sunshine. And finally, it could be an issue on your router. Sometimes when upgrading from Windows 10 to 11, the router sees the PC as the “same name” but as two separate devices, so they overlap. I’ve had this happen to me and it’s very annoying, but you can try simply renaming your Windows 11 PC to anything else like “My PC2”, you can try turning OFF IPv6 on your adapter settings on your Windows PC, or if you are able to you can completely reset your router to default settings and set it up “fresh”, but set it to the same wifi SSID and password (so that all your devices simply reconnect once the router is back online). I hope these troubleshooting steps help you, if not please let me know how it went and I’d be happy to provide further troubleshooting tips. P.S. I’m compiling the most common issues for a dedicated troubleshooting video to help more people. And of course thanks for watching! 🙏

@@dylanmacintosh Appreciate your in-depth response and your channel has a lot of potential. hope to see it grow. subbed.

Thank you for your kind words and for doing “the KZbin things” to help out the channel!

Quest 2 for $199 is insane value… I still can’t quite believe it. Especially since some retailers are offering $50 Meta Quest Store gift cards with some of their promotions, it’s more like $150 which is just nuts. About the straps, I never had much of a problem with the stock straps but every one’s head size / head shape is different and I’m sure the better straps are definitely worth it for some people. I’m curious to try the elite strap now, or maybe a third party one. People rave about the BOBO VR accessories.

Such a distinctive sounding band. Had to put on “Linger” at karaoke last night 🎤

That is a great question, and I’m glad you asked. Because the Quest 3 has a higher native resolution, with pancake lenses, it will always look better visually than the Quest 2 with lower resolution and fresnel lenses. BUT when using as a PCVR headset, the texture resolution of PCVR games running on a gaming pc with a 4070 will already look much better than what the Quest 2’s internal graphics can muster, so it will look much better than a standalone Quest 2 game, and PCVR on Quest 2 will also look better than a standalone Quest 3 game. PCVR on Quest 2 will look good, especially for the Quest 2’s current price of $199. The only combo that would look better, is a PCVR game on Quest 3, or another headset much more expensive than any of the Meta offerings. The question then becomes do you want it to look a bit sharper and clearer for double the money or more with heavy diminishing returns, when it already looks pretty good on Quest 2? It’s a tough call, but I would recommend trying the Quest 2, and seeing if you’re happy with it. If you’re happy, great! If you’re not happy, try to return / exchange it during your retailers return window, and if not that, just sell it used when you’re ready to upgrade. I hope this helps!

@@dylanmacintosh Thank you for taking your time to type this out, it was very helpful. I subbed and liked :), can't wait to try it out when it comes in today.

@@juke414 you’re very welcome- thanks for doing the KZbin things 🫶

Yup! I’ve got it all figured out over here. 🤣

Exactly 👆 if I could summarize my vid again, it would be: Don’t sleep on the Quest 2 people. 🦾

Thank you for the kind words. I’ve learned a lot about self-hosted game streaming over the past couple years, so I figured I’d pass on the knowledge I’ve gained in this video. Please let me know if you have any questions as you progress with your game-streaming journey.

Thank you for the kind words! 🙏

Great question, it had a great review from Aurora Tech kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZiylWt4n7mHmrMsi=EGr4uJ-RtNG7z_BM it was a good price, and so far their support has been great. There was a problem at first, but their support was able to fix it for me, and now I’ve got nothing but successful prints. In short, it works for me ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

How much was it​@@dylanmacintosh

$499 on Amazon- it shows $599 but there’s a $100 clip coupon. amzn.to/44xEybs

Thats actually goated price for a good enclosed printer. I still think the p1s by bambulab is superior​@@dylanmacintosh

Oh definitely, I’d still love to have a Bambu printer. Still thinking about getting one actually, not to replace the FlashForge, but just to have multiple printers going at the same time. But for my first 3D printer, the FlashForge has been very impressive for the price.

Glad I could help! Thank you for watching 🙏

I also want to know if porn looks better. Lol

Absolutely. My favorite games growing up were always Need For Speed, Forza, etc. I played those games on regular gamepad controllers for probably a decade before I started getting into the F1 games, and some Assetto Corsa, and that was when I decided to upgrade to a chair, etc. But yes, like anything, you usually don’t need the best gear to have fun, just have fun with what you have, upgrade if you want to.

Yes, that is exactly how I have my flat setup- it’s great! The only trick is you have to add the AirPort Express as a HomeKit device, which I also made a follow up video about here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYKsl6SGf8iLnrssi=C3N8Zg_kWCebBGwr This reminds me, I should make a follow up video showing my current AirPlay 2 setup. It’s mostly the same, but a new video might just help clear up some questions like this one all at once, so thank you for reminding me- I’ll add it to the list of videos!

Hey Dylan! Thank you so much for your reply. I greatly appreciate your help and clarification. I would absolutely love to see your full setup. Would definitely help with some ideas. Thank you very much again! Best regards

You’re very welcome! I just have to tidy up the flat real nice before I film such a video 🤣 but I will get on it!

I feel you 😂 looking forward to your vids! Amazing work 💪🏼

Thank you, I appreciate your kind words very much 🙏

Yes, I can’t recall if that feature was available yet at the time of making this video, but yes, at the current moment that is most certainly a great option as well.

I don’t have a CD player either 😅 a friend asked me to burn the CD for them, I have a USB disc drive for the computer but not an actual CD player, I couldn’t even test that it worked 😂

Apologies, but if I’m understanding the Google translate of your message correctly, you’re asking to stream audio from a turntable to a Sonos system through this device, is that correct? If so, unfortunately the answer is no, that function would not be supported by this type of device.

Conoces algún equipo con el que pueda hacerlo

@@dylanmacintosh Conoces algún equipo con el que pueda hacerlo

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Nice!! Those are very thoughtful gifts 🎁

True that 😌

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Great question, it really depends on the games you want to stay downloaded on the unit. Some games are just a couple GBs, and some are dozens. But as a roundabout number I’d say on average you could download about 10-12 games on the 128GB model, if some are larger and some are smaller. Also, I wouldn’t be afraid of uninstalling / reinstalling games to make space when needed, the Quest makes it really easy, especially if you have a decent internet connection for fast download speeds. The higher storage models only really come in handy when you absolutely need lots of games to all stay installed at the same time, like if you’re traveling for a long period of time and taking the headset with you, but that’s getting really specific… know what I mean? Anyway, I hope this helps!

Hey, are you referring to something else other than the operating system? I have looked it up, googling like a madman for an hour yesterday just to make sure I had my facts straight, and I cannot find any information stating that the Meta Quest 2 and Meta Quest 3 run anything other than v64 of what's now called Meta Horizon OS (at the time of writing this comment, they just renamed it a couple days ago). Perhaps the two device models of Quest 2 and Quest 3 don't have exact feature parity with each other, but the operating system is most certainly the same, Meta Horizon OS v64 currently. But that's kind of like how all iPhones from 2018 to now run iOS 17... It is most certainly the same operating system, same version number and everything, just some features are locked to certain device SKUs is that what you're getting at?