u/TotoBatota

Por quase 15 anos eu não pude usar headsets por problemas de tontura e dor de cabeça, até que finalmente usei um Meta Quest 2, o fato dele não usar a "concha" em volta do ouvido e a perfeita direção espacial dele me fez ficar maravilhado e quero sentir isso jogando jogos normais de PC

Agora descobri que existem HeadSets Open Back que é bem semelhante a isso e estou certo que posso usa-los sem problemas

O problema é, como nunca comprei um a quase duas décadas, eu não entendo nada do assunto. Fiz algumas pesquisas, mas, além de ser difícil encontrar no Brasil (Recomendam lojas?), eu não sei qual pegar, fiquei interessado no Turtle Beach Atlas Air, mas não econtrei no BR

O que procuro é um headset que seja Openback, tenha microfone e seja wirelless (dongle) ou que pelo menos seja entrada USB porque também não entendo de placa de audio

Tem algo que recomendam que tenha essas características?

Can someone with malicious intent do something to activate and install something when you install a PKG file on RPCS3?

I have a question about the Tarantula Pro. In most online tutorials, you need to download a separate program and update it through your PC to enable the 1000Hz polling rate.

However, the Windows app (GameSir Connect) has an Update option for the controller.

As far as I understand, there's a difference between updating the controller's firmware and updating the dongle's firmware.

Does the Update option in GameSir Connect also update the dongle, or does it only update the controller?

Ever since I got my Steam Deck, I’ve noticed that some games have audio problems, occasional popping sounds or crackling/static noise. I always assumed it was somewhat normal, maybe something related to Linux compatibility. For example, games like Call of Juarez have really intense popping during cutscenes, and the only way to fix it is by changing the Proton version (Checked on ProtonDB).

But some games still have rare popping issues (I even heard it once while opening Steam’s own menu), yet when I check ProtonDB, people usually don’t mention it.

One thing I noticed is that these issues seem much more common in games that use “older” sound effects, like 8-bit style audio and similar stuff. Not every game has this problem, but 8 out of 10 times, it’s with retro-style sounds. Of course, sometimes it also happens with games that have more “normal” soundtracks, but like I said, not all of them.

For example, the title screen of Coffee Talk 2 has a constant static noise, and the gameplay music also has some popping sounds, but nobody mentions it on ProtonDB.

Does my Steam Deck have a problem, or is it relatively normal to experience occasional popping and crackling in some rare cases?

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