Stream immersive OpenVR games from your PC to your Apple Vision Pro via Wi-Fi, now with reduced stutter, and support for PSVR2 controllers and Vision Pro 2025.
ALVR makes it easy to stream OpenVR apps from your gaming computer to your Apple Vision Pro, with support for hand gesture input, dual controllers such as the Nintendo Switch™ Joy-Con™ controllers, or existing lighthouse base station setups for hardcore spatial computing enthusiasts. ALVR is also open-source, does not collect user data, and is constantly improving thanks to our contributors.
Requirements:
* Computer running a compatible OpenVR runtime - Windows, or Linux
* Apple Vision Pro must be on the same local network as the computer
For best performance:
* Ensure you are connected to a 5GHz 802.11ac router within 20 feet of your playspace with local network speeds greater than 200Mbps
* Ensure network activity from other devices on your 5GHz router is minimal (if possible, use a dedicated AP for streaming)
* Make sure your streaming computer is connected directly to the router via ethernet
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Best and only Apple Vision Pro PCVR streaming app out there(For now…)
Viznoir2010
I’ve been using the TestFlight version of this app ever since it was made available there. This app is defiantly a must have if you have a gaming PC or have an exsiting PCVR setup with Steam VR. Also for the people who are setting this app up for the first time, on the PC end I recommend using the latest stable version of ALVR. Also I would defiantly recommend using Switch Joy-Cons as VR controllers if you do not have a VR base station setup. If you need additional help with setting up ALVR, joining the ALVR Discord will also help you to troubleshoot on the more specific types of errors you may have.
Honestly I’m glad this is an option at all
K6V6
I love being able to use SteamVR from the vision instead of trying to fix my old vive pro, but a few things I hope get fixed. The PSVR controllers take forever to get steam to recognize. It takes several restarts and sometimes uninstalling and reinstalling everything. I also recently had audio issues with VAC. It seemed to fix itself when I paid for the full license? Which doesn’t make sense, but ig if it works it works
Essential
Bryo4321
Incredibly useful application. This is a must have if you’re using steam VR set up can be a little cumbersome, but there are many resources online to help you. Looking forward to future updates. I hope in the future that Apple considers opening up eye tracking for foveated streaming.
Finally PCVR on Vision
Eddie5150VH
Been waiting for this since the day the Vision Pro came out. Excellent for flight and racing sims. Haven’t tried for games that use motion controls, but apparently you can do it pretty easily with Switch controllers.
Changelog:
- Improved face tracking quality somewhat.
- (Bugfix) Fixed a bug where the room would randomly recenter when encoding errors happened.
Known issues:
- Hands may still show despite the hand visibility being set to off. This is a longstanding visionOS bug, open and close the Control Center to fix.
- The client may fail to connect to the streamer is microphone streaming is enabled. Add the client IP address manually to the streamer to resolve the issue.
- PSVR2 controllers are currently missing full support for button touches and grip/trigger proximity, please file feedback with Apple if this feature is important to you.
Version 20.14.4
The developer, Max Thomas, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
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