My issue was that my Pico 4 headset didn't find the streaming server on my PC. did you have to do any port forwarding or any network stuff like that?
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If you are using a packaged version, try compiling it from source. On Arch the package from the repo would just not output and video, but after building from source it worked fine ... some of the time.
It is still very hit and miss for me. Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. I'm really hoping that the new Steam Link VR works on Linux.
Tried to build form source today. It changed nothing. Still no video output to the headset. Steam vr's preview works fine tho
I managed to get an output. Turns out it was Steam VR, installed the newer beta, but you need the 1.27 beta.