DCS Image doubling for fast moving objects

[supermilo]

Hi, my headset shows what I can only describe as a double image, (one lagging behind the other) for foreground objects that move or reorient relative to the background, even if they remission in the center of the FOV. This is particularly evident when flying low and scanning the ground to the left or right.  The image that is mirrored on my display however is perfectly crisp and smooth.

My system is perfectly capable and well tuned, I have tried many things and searched endlessly over several weeks for a solution and I can only conclude that this is a headset issue.  As I mention, the mirrored desktoo image has none of these artefacts. Any ideas?

[Treeko]

Hi @supermilo 

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[supermilo]

Hi Treeko, 

Thanks for your message!  The product is a Reverb G2, The following numbers are on the packging: 

M16921-001,

HEA85212010 R3A 

Windows Reports the following:

Model: VR3000-0XX

FW version: 1.9.53

It came supplied with the original cable, which I replaced with a new cable some month back (PN is M27479-B22),  The replacement, which I currently use, is the newer one with the power button on the distribution box where the cable are routed through. 

Cheers, 

Supermilo

[supermilo]

Couple more things:

I'm using Open XR, with reprojection on.  This helps, but does not eliminate, the problem. As mentioned, this seems to affect the headset display, but the mirrored desktop image is clear and smooth.

Thanks, again!

[Treeko]

Hi @supermilo 

Thank you for confirming.

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I hope this helps.
Take care and have a good day.

Treeko
HP Support