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Hi, I’m using kinect Xbox one with move controllers on riftcat/vridge. I’m getting a 3-4 second delay between button presses and controller rotation before any registers on my computer. For what it’s worth, I’ve been using ps move service (steamvr bridge version) on it’s own for a few months and never encountered this. I’ve also used it with other kinect tracking services without this issue.
I’ve done a fresh install of all VR components (except Kinect drivers) and used the latest Beta and I’m still getting the delay. I’ve also tried a different bluetooth adapter (though same bluetooth stack). I’ve tried doing only hand tracking. I’ve tried running Driver4VR and PSMoveService as administrator. I’ve tried running both Driver4VR and PSMoveService processes at high priority.
The delay does occur in device manager preview, but ONLY when SteamVR is running. It does not occur in PSMoveService Config tool.
can you open Preview in Device Manager and tell if delay is also ono this preview or in SteamVR only ?
you can turn off head/hand and also if you have body tracking then driver4vr will update only ps move controller. we will see if this is problem of cpu.
My CPU is intel core i7-4790K @ 4Ghz with 16GB RAM
With everything running it is at 20-30% usage according to task manager.that basically mean that if you start ps move service and then separately:
1. run ps move config tool – no delay
2. run device manager + preview with steamvr – delay
3. run device manager + preview but close steamvr – no delay.you don’t have installed psmoveserice-steamvr bridge
delay is only on keypress but not on position or orientaiton.
yes ?
Correct, the delay only occurs when steamvr is running and it affects the preview and steamvr, but not device manager/ps move config tool.
I did have psmoveservice steam bridge installed, but I uninstalled it. I also uninstalled steamvr and deleted all config files and reinstalled fresh.
The delay is all input to the move controllers. Rotation, buttons, etc. The hand position from the kinect has no delay.
ok. so we need clarifiaiton here.
by preview you mean steamvr headset mirror?and Driver4VR window that shows orientation and buttons you call it simply device manager. yes?
that means there are no delay either on psmove config or driver4vr device manager.
only in steamvr either in preview on in headset. yes?
No, the delay is the “preview” window in Driver4VR where you can see button presses and orientation. And everywhere in steamvr, preview/headset/mirror window whatever.
There is no delay in ps move service config. Let’s forget about “device manager” as that terminology is causing confusion.
Here’s my logs. The Driver4VR log doesn’t seem to be updating after a few days ago. Not sure what’s going on.
some logs are not attached. can you change extension to txt ?
also there was situaiton that driver log was empty but it was few betas ago. did install recent on e?Ok, here are the missing files.
Yes, I am using the latest beta as far as I know. I downloaded it yesterday.
let me recap once more:
– delay in preview. just driver4vr running but all options are off.
– no delay in ps move config tool.can you do one more thing… basically kill vrserver in task manager so driver4vr will keep on running and see if that will change anything ?
i think next thing will be simple test app that will have output from ps move in dummy app…Hey, great news! The delay is gone now. First I uninstalled all VR components
-Kinect
-SteamVR
-Driver4VR
-PSMoveServiceNext I removed all registry entries referencing Driver4VR and PSMoveService, and a few other entries referencing FreePie, Immotion and other software I’ve used with Kinect/PSMove.
I then reinstalled everything including re-downloading the Driver4VR beta and installing the latest version.
Sorry I couldn’t give you move straightforward solution, but thanks for all your help!
Ok, I have another potential solution, it is working consistently. I’ve been able to start SteamVR with no delay 5 times or so using this method. If I start PSMoveService BEFORE running Driver4VR and Steam, there is no delay. If I let Driver4VR start the PSMoveService after hitting the “Start Driver4VR” button then I will get the delay.
Just want to say I’m still able to use Driver4VR with NO delay using this method after many tries. Works great for the most part. Just need to tweak the ps move controller orientation a little for shooters to get a perfect alignment
hi,
i made MS Move settings window in device manager.
i described layout of buttons clearly. also there are options to:
1. treat ps move button as press instead of touch
2. rotation buttons and options to make 90 or 180 degree.i also make automatic changes to ps move service settings so you don’t need any more change them manually.
for rotation to work well you nee calibrate front of room setup in direction of kinect.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1277BJ8Kv3GV-EEbBU4kOi6BQLLg_QTlY/view?usp=sharing
I got the exact same setup, Kinect One, 2 PS Move, same CPU, 16gb ram and my controllers got no delay (but the buttons don’t work, but that another thing), how did u manage to get ur cpu-usage that low? when i start riftcat (1.5 because 2.0 causes my phone in gear vr to a blackscreen),ps move, driver4vr my cpu is at about 90% and GPU also without even playing (i got a gtx970).
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