#How to get multiple outputs
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There's an option to do it but I don't know how to use it
I want to have one output to my Quest 3s headset and another to my PC as I have multiple vrc instances running
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You can setup multiple outputs in Options Tab under App Options
just place the IP Adress of the choosen devices with the run vrchat process
One is on my quest the other is on my laptop
And when I set something up, one disappears
I select it and and check the box and I already have my quests ip address in the field for the first one. What do I put into the second one for my laptops vrchat. I put it's IP address in and nothing happened nor when leaving at the default
The Ip Address of your Laptop
Open Command Prompt
type systeminfo
copy the IP4 Address
into second output
got it, the first one is my laptop the second one is my headset
the laptop end is running and sending but not the one to my headset
Turn on OSC 3 also and put the VR Headsets Ip in it
then everything should run as you wish
The second field currently has my headsets IP address in it. And nothing is being sent to it
And I know its working as I had it being sent to my headset only before.
Could you provide me a picture and censore the IP Adresses inside those fields?
first one has the default address for my laptop, the second one has my headsets IP address
Click on "Default" for Local IP address do not change this, it is not necessary to be be changed as it uses 127.0 ... as localhost
in 2nd IP address you put the IP4 Address of your Laptop
Enable 3nd VRChat output
in 3nd IP address you put the IP4 Address of your VR Headset
then your two devices should run
Thanks, that worked now
Perfect problem solved?
I have an alt in my group instance running 24/7 and my main on my headset. That's why I wanted 2 outputs
Yep
Yeah most of our partners use this feature as a bridge we glad it helps you
V2 will have even better functionality for group owners
The module Bridge will be probably a nice thing for you when released