Managing media playback issues and settings in Microsoft Edge on Windows 10
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Hello,
I'm having issues with the new Microsoft edge playing 360/vr videos in WMR. First of all, to get an option to play vr video I have to go through that app "360 videos" in the cliff house. Finding a 360 video via youtube in edge directly doesn't work because the goggle icon on the bottom of the screen is missing. However, if I start any of the offered 360 videos via the cliff house 360 video app, that opens youtube video in the edge, and now the goggle icon is present. This allows me to play VR videos, but really this doesn't work either because the videos are very choppy. I did not have this issue prior to the new edge installation. I'm using Samsung Odyssey+. Any suggestions to solve this issue?
Managing media playback issues and settings in Microsoft Edge on Windows 10
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After looong trial and error,.....
Start with a reboot, Googles HDMI connected, USB disconnected (after completed boot),....plug in Goggles (USB), .......
Make sure Mixed Reality Portal NOT running and controllers are not connected to your computer (bluetooth)
On Desktop, run Microsoft Edge> go to youtube select a 360 video, you'll see the Goggle Icon , click it to enter VR,
now Mixed Reality Portal will start, ....put on your Goggles and enjoy the video.
After that you can select any other 360 video and it will work as long as all control stays with the desktop.
REPEAT:
All control has to stay with the desktop, otherwise it will not work.
Controllers have to stay disconnected, otherwise it will throw you back into the Cliff House
Hope this helps, and please,.....Microsoft,.....GET IT FIXED !!!
My setup:
Samsung Odyssey+
Win 10 v21H1 (Os Build 19043.1055), i7-9750H, Nvidia RTX 2060, 32GB
(All latest Drivers)
Hi All, just did a bit of diagnostics and I don’t think the issue is with Edge. Thanks to Warrie for pointing out this recall from HP -https://www.reddit.com/r/HPReverb/comments/oyk6xd/revision_2_of_the_reverb_g2_cable_and_all_the/
I think the problem appears to be with the HP Reverb USB cable.
On my PC I have 2 x USB-C ports. One at the back of the PC (part of the motherboard) the other on top of the PC case and connected to the Motherboard.
When I connect the HP Reverb USB-C port to the PC Case port, and watch a Youtube 3d video, I get the 4 bouncing balls. Note the sound is working fine in this scenario and come out of the HP Reverb
Now I tried to connect the HP Reverb to the USB-C port at the back of the PC (directly into the motherboard). Watching the same Youtube 3d video works fine (no 4 rotating balls). I tried this multiple times and every time the video starts fine. Only issue with this port is that Windows Mixed reality sound is not coming out of the HP reverb as it is not recognising the USB-C for sound.
I’ve raised a case with HP and they’re kindly replacing my USB cable
It would be good if someone can try and confirm this diagnosis - ie if you have 2 or more USB-C ports, what is your experience if you connect the HP Reverb to each of these?
I have the same issue and have also reported it. Any update?
Hi,
i have Acerm Mixed reality headset and everythink works well, but not 360 videos from Edge.
I have all software and drivers updated....
I've uploaded screen record from Mixed reality - https://youtu.be/YAmLPZPit5s
If i downgrade Edge to older version - it's working....
Please help me...
Hello, sorry for the silence, and thanks for your interest! We've been fixing bugs that prevented this from working. Can you share the Edge version number you're on - that would be the string from edge://version like "87.0.664.75 (Official build) (64-bit)".
Thanks
Arvind
Thanks Arvind for taking care, I will check on my WMR equipment once I have the chance and let you know!
cheers