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* Two devices that can run EchoVR | * Two devices that can run EchoVR | ||
** Either a Quest and PC, or two PCs. | ** Either a Quest and PC, or two PCs. | ||
If you want to use a different program with more detailed camera settings, check out Sphinxed's project called Echo Shadow. | |||
If you want to use a different program | |||
You can customize the camera settings at the bottom of the General tab in the settings window to either follow you, use sideline camera, or follow some other player by name. | You can customize the camera settings at the bottom of the General tab in the settings window to either follow you, use sideline camera, or follow some other player by name. | ||
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# You have enabled Desktop Capture in the NVIDIA recording overlay under "Privacy control" at the very bottom of the settings menu in the overlay (ALT+Z) | # You have enabled Desktop Capture in the NVIDIA recording overlay under "Privacy control" at the very bottom of the settings menu in the overlay (ALT+Z) | ||
To change the events that are recorded: | To change the events that are recorded: | ||
# Make sure Spark is open. | # Make sure Spark is open. | ||
# Open the NVIDIA Overlay (ALT+Z) | # Open the NVIDIA Overlay (ALT+Z) | ||
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# Click Highlights | # Click Highlights | ||
# The event settings for Echo VR should be on that page | # The event settings for Echo VR should be on that page | ||
=== OBS Replay Buffer integration === | === OBS Replay Buffer integration === | ||
Spark can automatically save the replay buffer feature within OBS. This allows you to automatically record clips on certain events even if you don't have an NVIDIA GPU. | Spark can automatically save the replay buffer feature within OBS. This allows you to automatically record clips on certain events even if you don't have an NVIDIA GPU. |