Scene veteran hackinside brought light to this beta release of PSVR tracking support for PC, through Driver4VR, available with Early Access on Steam.

What is Driver4VR?

Driver4VR lets you use the functionality of your PSVR on PC, in Steam games in particular. It’s still early access software and has a pretty cumbersome setup/calibration process, but it could mean you get to play PC VR games without having to buy a second VR headset if you already own a PSVR.

This solution could allow you for example to play the superior PC version of Beat Saber with your PSVR.

Using PSVR on PC

Using PSVR on PC has been possible for some time now, with some limitations, for example with Trinus PSVR. This release is however, to my knowledge, the most integrated way to use PSVR on a PC, enabling tracking with the PS4 Camera you already own, and without additional hardware. Driver4VR supports the PS Move controllers as well.

Note however that you will need a USB adapter for the PS4 camera. You can get an official one from Sony (which they give away for free for PS5 compatibility), or buy an unofficial one.

This is early access software, and the initial setup, as well as calibration process, is not a walk in the park, but it is doable. Of course these steps will improve as Driver4VR gets better with time.

The video below, by Driver4VR, explains all the steps, as well as where to get Driver4R on Steam, and other relevant drivers. The solution relies on Driver4VR itself, Hackinside’s PS4 Camera Driver, and PSMoveService for PS Move controller support:

Source: Hackinside