Trinus VR

Trinus VR addresses the case where you have a Windows PC and a Daydream phone but no dedicated VR headset. It streams the PC’s VR view to your device and sends back head and controller input, so you can access SteamVR content at home. The app is in early access, which means setup may take a few tweaks, so check the instructions and common solutions or contact support@trinusvr.com if needed. To begin, install the required PC Server from the developer site and get the Trinus VR APK on your phone.

Trinus VR Features

PC VR streaming to Daydream

Trinus VR links your Windows PC with a Daydream device to run SteamVR titles on the phone display. When you download Trinus VR on your device, also install the Trinus VR PC Server from https://www.trinusvirtualreality.com/trinus-dream to pair both sides.

Low latency pipeline

To keep motion responsive, Trinus VR relies on specific hardware and processing techniques.

• Optimized for Intel chipsets to reduce encoding delay.
• Uses async reprojection to minimize perceived latency during head movement.
• Requires enabled Intel integrated graphics for encoding and a VR capable discrete GPU for rendering.

Connection choices

After pairing, you can use a good quality WiFi router for wireless play, or connect with a USB data cable for a direct link. This helps you choose between untethered movement and lower interference based on your room and network.

Input, tracking, and display

For interaction and image quality, the app supports the following options.

• Up to 2560x1440 at 75 Hz, depending on your hardware.
• Support for two connected Daydream controllers.
• Compatibility with Lenovo Mirage Solo Worldsense for 6DoF tracking.

Start using Trinus VR

Check the requirements, install the PC Server, and follow the setup tips to finish pairing. Test both wireless and USB modes to see what works best in your space. Updating to the Trinus VR latest version can improve stability and device support.