Pimax Play 1.44.1

Pimax Play Release Notes
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Smart Smoothing is disabled, right?

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Noted. This should be an easy fix.

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Noted. Iā€™ve asked the devs to take a look at the ticket. If they need any additional information, weā€™ll reach out to you.

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It was related to the display streaming logic.

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also, what exactly does the Quick fix for USB Selective Suspend do? Because i first tried the manual options, disabled it on all power profiles, but the diagnostic still reported it as enabled. Quick Fix did complete it.

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Not had chance to benchmark any games yet, but for me this update appears to have fixed the disconnect/black screen issues that I was having with my micro oled.

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are you for real PIMAX!
this update also breaks 90hz for me! disconnecting and connecting in an endless loop until I switch to 72hz! :enraged_face:

ridiculous!

update: looks like same issue now with 1.43.9 and 90hz selected.

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This may help resolve some connection issues, as enabling this option can sometimes cause USB errors with the headset.

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Did you encounter the disconnection loop while running at 90Hz?

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The devs are already looking into it. It appears to be related to the firmware update.

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I run a batch file that auto disables all USB sleep settings across all USBs. Runs on each login. You never know when a program or USB device will set its own settings.

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Hello,

Could you please export the log files for me so I can forward them to the devs for further debugging?

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No. I only use 90hz and it seems fine

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can you share your .bat file?

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I also created a ticket with attached logs: #131001

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So, no one can answer my question: I heard many reported issue with the Super Micro-OLED with this firmware/software update. What about Dream Air? Hello?

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I play Skyrim MGO mod and ever since the beta update I tried I was no longer able to use openxr and was forced to use steam vr. I can now bypass it with this update performance is also better

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So far, Dream Air users havenā€™t reported any major bugs with this patch.

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Thank you.

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Put both files in the same folder, then double-click InstallUsbSleepTask.bat. Itā€™ll prompt for admin, copy the PS1 to C:\ProgramData\DisableUsbSleep\, register a scheduled task called ā€œDisable USB Sleepā€ that runs as SYSTEM at every boot, and run it once immediately.

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