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7/21/2017 5:44:18 PM
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Definitely not with an Apple phone but maybe with an Android. I'm not sure though. I've never tried.
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Yes it's with an Android phone. I'm not sure if it would work.....I know it doesn't work on laptops...
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Editado por PC Master Race: 7/22/2017 5:08:51 AMIt definitely works on laptops. Any computer with windows 10 installed can stream an Xbox one to that pc
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Ok that helps that I can stream to a laptop....the next question( since your a PC guy) would be if I would be able to somehow stream that to my phone without much lag.... [spoiler]trying to make makeshift vr due to tight college budget..[/spoiler] [spoiler]don't judge me[/spoiler]
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Editado por PC Master Race: 7/22/2017 6:33:13 PMNot sure if there's a low lag solution. You could probably find a way to stream windows to a (android) phone. Google and YouTube will be your best friend with this. I don't have an android so I can't really help here. Sorry Also another solution would be getting a phone VR headset. I have one and they're surprisingly good
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I have a phone headset.... I'm just trying to find a way to stream to my phone without much lag Thanks for helping!
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Editado por PC Master Race: 7/22/2017 7:07:07 PMWhy not just play native VR games on your phone, rather than streaming? Unless you're trying to use your phone as a screen for your Xbox
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Yes that's what I'm trying to do. I'm trying to play Xbox games in a "mock vr" if you will
