Brief Scene Change Turning Head

EGator1

I posted also in the Spatial Audio thread: When I turn my head to about the 5'Oclock position (if 12 O'Clock is the front), then the view briefly switches to another part of the same 360-degree scene, then switches back to what it is supposed to be. I moved the rear Lighhouse 1.0 base station to see if visibility of the headset was the cause and nothing changed. This behavior is consistent with other videos as well (.mkv and .MP4). Has anyone else experienced this scene-switching for a split-second? I am using a Pimax headset with two Lighthouse 1.0 base stations, and I don't have this issue in other VR players. Any remedies for DeoVR?

Yar

Hi!
Support for Spatial Sound is implemented on legacy. We cannot change the way this add-on works. During the work of the spatial, minor malfunctions are possible. Sometimes the number of FPS drops due to the load on the processor. We hope to solve this problem in the near future.

Thank you for feedback!

EGator1

Thank you for the feedback. Do you think the brief scene change when turning head is related to the implementation of spatial audio? I experience this phenomenon in all videos (including those posted by DeoVR), not just those specifically from FB360 Spatial Workstation (.mkv). Other than this brief scene change for a split second at one head position, it appears everything else works as normal, including the ability to hear spatial audio (in .mkv files only). A fix in the near future is highly desired as I am considering DeoVR for use in a city planning research project. It would be shame to be unable to use it because of this one issue.

EGator1

Further information: I tried installing DeoVR for Oculus and now, when using the SteamVR version of DeoVR, this brief scene change no longer occurs. I uninstalled the Oculus version and this improvement remained. However, now I've noticed that as my scenes fades in from black (using Adobe Premiere's "Cross Dissolve" effect), the scene briefly "ripples" before becoming stable. This same behavior occurs at the end of the scene when it dissolves back to black. It kind of feels like as one end of the board is nailed down the other end pops up. I'm working on a VR research project involving human subjects and its important none of these issues occur while collecting data.