Daily OVR

Not great... I really wanted it to work, but it causes issues. You cant even select between obs and web browser without having problems with loading as well as sound. I was playing vivecraft, and when i used it. It would remove volume from my game until i clicked the game on my desktop so it wasn't minimized. Usually that wouldn't be a problem, but if im in vr. it's difficult. I think it's fantastic in concept, and design. However the parts themselves don't work. If you want to support this product as i'm sure someday it will work. i do recommend getting it. I think however steam should of included something like this themselves in the software.

A solid VR overlay for viewing different windows or entire desktops with great performance overall. There are a few quirks you have to deal with but it doesn't detract too much from the overall experience. Pros: - I was trying another VR overlay that was having difficulties running things like YouTube or Twitch at a smooth framerate but this handles such cases with ease. - You can at least attach windows to your headsets or controllers if you need to. Cons: - It doesn't have a lot of bells and whistles to it so don't expect to do anything more than placing windows around for your convenience. - Every time you start a new VR session, the windows may be located in a completely different spot and you'll most likely not be able to find them. Windows are one-sided so you can't see them from the back which makes this even more annoying. The only way to deal with it is to use the Reset Overlay option in the desktop app and place the windows again. - The overlay has a good chance of closing any desktop windows you associate with the program which can be annoying for some. You may want to use a spare temporary browser window for use with Daily OVR. Feedback: - It would be nice to group windows so it'll be easier to move all of them at once if they're not in an ideal spot every time a new VR session is started. Possibly having a group object that windows can be parented to for example. - Being able to see windows from the back aka two-sided, mainly for locating them easier when the need arises. Possibly have an option to toggle this on/off so performance isn't wasted once the user has the windows where they want it.

Runs like a dream I'm able to play VR games and have other windows open, i can watch netflix while flying around in Elite Dangerous, have discord or other chat windows open and have netflix open while i play PokerstarsVR, as long as i have the desktop space then i can have up to 5 'windows' open at a time. I even use it sometimes to watch films or play games on as big a screen as i want as close or as far away from my eyeballs as i would like. I would like the ability to save to a profile so i could quickly change setups between games but speaking to the developers through their Discord channel its something they are looking into it. another good point from Daily OVR is they are always active in their Discord channel and any issues that do come up they do all they can to rectify with their next patch.

I use this in Elite Dangerous. I have much the same ambition as other reviewers: in the cold of space, on long journeys, to watch Netflix to idle away the hours; or to hunt down commodities and destinations via Chrome without leaving the VR world. It works well for me, though, being in a HOTAS environment, I have to do what I can with Voice Attack to counter the issue of not holding VR controllers. I use an environment of three VR windows, open in the port, bow and starboard windows of my ship - showing (usually) Spotify, Netflix, and the Voice Attack dialogue. I'm hoping one day to be able to do things like move, resize, or set transparency, of the VR Windows directly with the mouse. The developers, who are both active and responsive, have it under consideration. Meanwhile, all those functions are available using the VR controllers, and I'm very happy with what I've got.