Beginners tips, blur fixes, accessibility & more!
If this sounds like something youre experiencing, theres a high chance that youre simply wearing the headset wrong.
If this is happening to you, it might be worth double checking that your IPD is correct.
double-check your eyes are in the blue circles and this should remove any pinching you’re feeling.
Another thing you should do is double check your IPD, just as I explained in my first point.
If youre getting this, try micro adjustments of your IPD wheel and headset positioning to minimise that effect.
Other things you could try are cleaning your lenses with a microfibre cloth (no liquids youll break it!
), and reducing the screen brightness by bringing up the PSVR2s quick menu and adjusting the brightness slider.
Unfortunately the mura effect with the PSVR2 is here to stay.
Unfortunately for those people, watching standard VR videos in PSVR2 just isnt really possible at the moment.
Youre also out of luck if you’re hoping to watch 3D Blu Rays.
There is not and probably never will be any 3D Blu Ray support for PSVR2.
Here youll find the option to activate both 120hz output and HDR too.
This should save the configs for each person once theyve gone through the initial calibration process.
Instead, the only workaround really is to run calibrations each time a new user puts on the headset.
If youre a wearer of hearing aids, youre not as lucky though.
If the PSVR2 is your first time trying VR, just go for gentler, seated experiences first.
It wont work so dont bother trying.
