Then connect both the headphone connectors to the splitter which is. Tonight's experiment will be to sign out of my steam account and use a new one, purely to avoid having to remove the cv1 setup on steam VR just for this test, now this should work no issues as the quest will be the only headset steam gets setup with and the game(s) will each use their own launcher- cv1 oculus store, steam quest. Wireless Headset with Microphone, BEAVIIOO 2.4G Gaming Headset for PC/PS4/PS5/-50 Hours, Headphones Gamer with USB Port, Wired Mode for Xbox/Switch, Bluetooth Mode for Phone/TV 4. You should get 2 audio splitters - one for the headphone slot and one for the mic slot. Pretty sure this should be easy enough, I have a CV1 and now a quest, lets say I want to play arizona sunshine co op, I have that on oculus store and also a copy from the viveport £1 thing a while back which uses steam vr, I know from trying remote desktop with the quest that some games will launch into my cv1 instead of the quest as my cv1 is always plugged in and is probably the default viewed on my steam. *edit, IT WORKED! crappy vid explaining basics uploading now.

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