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Overview
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Getting started
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Assembly
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Setup (headset and controllers)
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Setup (play area)
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Basics
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Mixed reality
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Additional accessories
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Managing screenshots, files, and apps
- Connecting the headset to your computer
- Transferring screenshots and screen recordings to your computer
- Browsing and viewing files
- Viewing 360° photos
- Connecting an external storage device to the headset
- Transferring files between the headset and an external storage device
- Installing apps on the headset
- Installing APK files on the headset
- Uninstalling apps
- Changing app permissions
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Using VIVE Manager
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Sharing and streaming content
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Settings
- Connecting to a Wi-Fi network
- Setting a device passcode
- Installing system and firmware updates
- Resetting your headset (factory reset)
- Adjusting the power frequency
- Choosing a display mode
- Setting a timeout for sleep mode
- Adjusting audio settings
- Choosing a tracking mode
- Pairing Bluetooth devices
- Setting up and using Kiosk mode
- Adding a VPN connection
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Solutions and FAQs
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General
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Hardware
- What should I do when the headset is unable to detect the controllers?
- How do I check the battery level of the headset and controllers?
- Why isn't the battery percentage displaying correctly?
- Why does my headset turn off when it's connected to a power bank?
- Why won't the headset turn on?
- How long is the USB-C to USB-C cable that comes with the headset?
- Can I connect a wired USB-C audio device to the headset?
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Apps and content
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- Contact Us
Viewing 360° photos
Viewing 360° photos in VR can be an incredibly immersive experience.
You can look around in any direction and see the entire scenery.
Here's how to view 360° photos on VIVE XR Elite.
Important:
- VIVE XR Elite requires 360° photos with a 2:1 aspect ratio to display a 360-degree spherical view.
- Transfer 360° photos to the Downloads folder in internal storage so you can view them in the headset.
- From Home, select Settings.
- Select Storage.
- Select File browser and then open the Downloads folder.
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Select a 360° photo to open it.
You'll see a 360-degree spherical view of the entire scenery.
- Press the trigger to close the photo.
Tip: When previewing photos, you can select a 360° photo or the
360 button in the upper right to open the photo.
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