Stream VR games from your PC to your headset over Wi-Fi.
This is a fork of ALVR.

* ALVR for Quest 1 is not available through the Meta store.
** Works on some smartphones, but has not been extensively tested. *** Temporarily removed, last supported on version 20.14.1.

**** Please check the wiki for detailed compatibility information.

• A supported standalone VR headset (see compatibility table above).

• SteamVR.

• A high-end gaming PC:

  • See the OS compatibility table above.
  • NVIDIA GPU with NVENC support (GTX 1000 series or newer), an AMD GPU with AMF VCE support, or an INTEL GPU with VPL support (Arc, Tiger Lake or newer), with the latest drivers.
  • On laptops with both an integrated GPU (Intel HD, AMD iGPU) and a dedicated GPU (NVIDIA GTX/RTX, AMD HD/R5/R7), make sure to assign the dedicated GPU (or "high performance graphics adapter") to ALVR and SteamVR for the best performance and compatibility.
    (NVIDIA: Nvidia Control Panel → 3D Settings → Application Settings; AMD: similar method)

• Network:

  • 802.11ac 5 GHz Wi-Fi for the headset, and wired Ethernet for the PC is recommended.
  • The PC and the headset must be connected to the same router (or use a routed connection as described here).

Follow the installation guide.

• See the Troubleshooting page, and Linux Troubleshooting if applicable.
• Configuration recommendations and additional information can be found here.

Open ALVR Dashboard.exe, go to the Installation tab, then press Remove firewall rules.
Close the ALVR window and delete the ALVR folder.

Follow the build guide.

ALVR is licensed under the MIT License.

ALVR apps do not directly collect any personal data.

If you would like to support this project, you can donate through our Open Source Collective account.