What is your mounting solution? Vive wall mount? Custom mount? Table? etc.

Position : Absolute Max Deviation

Position : Standard Deviation (corresponding to absolute max)

Rotation : Max Deviation

Position : Avg Max Deviation

Rotation : Avg Max Deviation

How noticeable is it? 1=i dont have jitter... 2=Have to look for it while sitting ...4=I can notice it while standing up and reading...7=I can notice standing up and ingame (low action)... 10=Even in high-action games

How many days after purchase did you notice?

What games / activities / etc does this affect the most?

Additional Comments / Did you fix the issue? (state that you did if so) What did you do? You can resubmit another form with your new results too!

Tracking Name - Make up a name or /u/yourRedditUsrname (for those who plan to submit different results after trying different solutions)

How far are your base stations apart?

Approximantely what angle are your base stations placed at vertically and horizontally in respect to the wall. If not on wall just state in respect to eachother and say that "in respect to eachother"

USB Link Box Connetion Type?

Vive Wall Mounts + 3rd party drywall anchors on drywall

Google Tilt Brush / Seated Games / BigScreen Beta

I have tried USB 2.0/3.0/3.1 and turning off the camera

Vive standard mount, one on wall, one on ceiling

1 screwed to a shelf 1 Glued to a shelf, busy road next to the room

Did not notice it without looking for it. Only noticed it after coming across the reddit article

Will try to mount more stable in the next weeks

1 Clamped on shelf & 1 Resting on shelf

Tightening the mount ball joints helped a bit.

Remove reflective surfaces and mount the basestations well

1st station: Vive wall mount. 2nd station: curtain rod with double ballhead clamp

I have not drawn my attention to any jitter.

Vive wall mounts: One in drywall, one in wood ceiling

Chaperone grid when really close to it. Don't really notice it elsewhere.

3.0m x 3.5m tracking area / USB 3.0 / There are a few glass surfaces but I didn't cover them

Lighting rig - DynaSun 2x W803 220cm 7.2ft Professional Kit Stand Lighting for Light Flash Lighting Studio Photo, Video and Photography

Curtain in front of window, glass cupboard still visible

This is not an issue for me

screwed to a cupboard and a shelf, respectively

Vive wall mount with default equipment (that came with the vive)

Low movement games or activies, such as reading, watching videos,

Curtain rods from floor to ceiling

wall mount+ small tripod

taped on a wall and put on a shelf (i used the standard mount and jut let it sit on my shelf)

One wall mount. Other is sitting on refrigerator attached to block of wood with dumbell sitting on it.

Photography flash clamp on a prop/ceiling support stick

The measurement taken by the program seems fair, though I certainly don't experience jitter when wearing the headset or using it at all. This test was with ferrite beads on the lighthouses

4 command strips on each base station directly to wall

Really have not noticed it unless something was actually wrong and required either reboot of Vive or Computer.

Wall mounted ~8ft high in opposing corners of the room. So guessing ~60 degree X with ~15-20 degree Y?

After maybe two weeks, after realizing it wasn't just my body shaking.

Slower paced games like Job Simulator, Pool Nation VR, Final Approach. Hover Junkers is probably the most/only noticeable one out of the fast paced FPS type games.

Made sure both lighthouses could see the headset, I've got them connected via the cable, so it's not likely a loss of communication between them. I haven't fixed it yet.

Approx. 15.5-16.5 feet apart.

45 degree angles, facing each other.

Vive wall mount approx 6' to 6.5' up from the floor

45 degrees from walls, 30 degrees down

Vive mount. Mounted to ceiling. Screwed in and fixed at a height of approximatetly 7 ft for both base stations.

45 degrees in relation to the floor-to-ceiling poles they are mounted on. They are mounted on the stock mounting brackets which are zip-tied through holes drilled through the bottom of the top foot.

Does not affect any activities

45 degrees in relation to the floor-to-ceiling poles they are mounted on. They are mounted on the stock mounting brackets which are zip-tied through holes drilled through the bottom of the top foot.

No. Checked that bases are firmly mounted - no issues found.

30 deg down vert., 45 deg horizontally (pretty much max angle down and to the side). They are in opposite corners, facing each other but angled towards the floor.

Photography Light Stand

in the corners, tilted down about 20 degs

Job Simulator(Of course), Tiltbrush

covering every reflective surface does nothing

Camera tripod and bookshelf

Wall mount. One of the lighthouses actually is shooting through a window from the computer room to the VR room.

Standard Mounts (1 in stud, 1 using plugs)

Standing motionless while thinking in puzzle games

directly at each other but pointed down to approx 12-24" off of floor

Clamped to ceiling beams.

Cargo poles and mounts. Honestly kind of wobbly and loose.

I could probably improve things by getting better mounts. I can move the lighthouses currently just by nudging them.

40 degrees downward, roughly

Mostly only in Job Simulator, largely unnoticeable otherwise

This is a high EMI environment, also near major radar and comms facilities. I will soon test effectiveness of ferrrite cores.

Ellwood the Ferrite Ferret

Literally staring at an inanimate object with my head glued to the wall.

Camera on Dashboard, Room View

1 wall, 1 top of bookshelf

Didn't really until this mentioned it

Haven't really noticed ingame

45 degrees on wall and bookshelf

Camera on Dashboard, Room View

Eliminating anything which produces light is positive

Camera on Dashboard, Room View

Suction Cup on Glass Window with extended arm and Wedged in a mosquito window cover on the supplied mount.

3rd Hand Poles w/ Ball Head Clamp Mounts

The default Vive Environment background

Never saw jitter after mounting lighthouses to the wall.

Was just using boxes or the floor as a mounting method, but my floors are bouncy, so wall mounting was a must.

~45º Vertically, ~90-110 Horizontally to the wall.

Camera on Dashboard, Room View

Vive Wall Mount + 3rd party drywall anchors on drywall

2nd set of data this time USB 3.0 as opposed to 3.1 and lighthouses upside down

Camera on Dashboard, Camera Disabled

No difference when I put the lighthouses closer and / or cover reflecting surfaces

ZipWall KT20 Poles (extended to 11ft/3.4m tall) Ball Head Clamped @ 7.5 ft/2.3m

Only use of steam/desktop interface, looking at environments

facing 30 degrees down vertically, facing each other horizontally

Wall mount and clamp to a closet

Vive wall mount + anchors

Camera on Dashboard, Room View

My old PC didn't have the jitter, I built a new PC with the same vive and now there is jitter.