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How to experience ‘foveated streaming’ for apps and games in visionOS 26.4

Foveated streaming in visionOS 26.4 enables high-fidelity VR gaming and applications on the Apple Vision Pro.

Foveated streaming in visionOS 26.4 enables high-fidelity VR gaming and applications on the Apple Vision Pro.

How? By using eye tracking to stream maximum resolution only where you look, while compressing the periphery. Here’s how to experience it:

° Use Compatible Apps: Look for apps and games, such as upcoming CloudXR-enabled clients or Clear XR, that are updated to support the new visionOS 26.4 framework.

° Ensure Proper Calibration: The technology relies on eye tracking, so make sure your Vision Pro eye calibration is accurate.

° Check Requirements: This requires a powerful PC connected to the same network to handle the high-resolution streaming. 

Foveated streaming has several cool features. One is reduced bandwidth. By only sending high-resolution data to your fovea (focal point), the bandwidth required for high-fidelity PCVR is significantly reduced.

The technology improves visual clarity in intensive apps like flight simulators and racing games. And dDevelopers can overlay native visionOS UI elements or objects over the streamed immersive content.

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Dennis Sellers
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Dennis Sellers is the editor/publisher of Apple World Today. He’s been an “Apple journalist” since 1995 (starting with the first big Apple news site, MacCentral). He loves to read, run, play sports, and watch movies.

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