blaze466
Instead of running SLR in your VR library directly,
you can execute SLR.exe in C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Local\SLR VR Application,
then it will update automaticlly after your approval.

      morimichi
      Protip!

      %appdata%/../Local/SLR VR Application
      Will directly open the desired folder for the currently logged in user.
      the /../ most be included in this case. Otherwise it will try to open /Roaming/Local

      You can even make your own!
      Click the Windows start button or hit the Windows key on your keyboard. Type in Variables. This should show you Edit System Variables. Open it, click Environment Variables button.

      If you have a specific script folder, you could make %scripts% <pathToScriptFolder>
      Ever app in windows should be able to recognize it when using it.

      You don't need to add the % in the Environment Variables itself.

      It's a great way to hide folders but still be able to access them easily. Hide the folder and make a variable to it!

          7 days later

          Hey Guys!
          Today we have released SLR App for Windows ver. 12.0

          Release notes:

          • UI/UX improvements
          • DLNA deprecated

            ibins coz its not just removed on windows version

            anyone know another player for quest 2 that supports smb or dlna?

              Hey Guys!
              Today we have released SLR App for Quest ver. 12.0

              is there still dlna to activate, recently you could activate it via a separate menu in the slr app, a kind of developer mode

                then, as a long-standing customer, i will find another option. we have a saying that the customer is king

                For example, I would have made a vote on how many users are in favor of the option, and if you pay a little more for it, there might still be enough people who pay a little more to use this option.

                  andman24 I totally see where are you coming from. Yet in times it's either this or that.

                    It sucks, i honestly don't understand the decision. I would think stripping away features will drive people away from the site. Ultimately i can use other apps so it's not the end of the world, but still an inconvenience

                    I think that will also happen because freedom for many people is restricted, we have to accept that, but people have always found ways to find solutions if something doesn't work or is forbidden, well then happy easter

                    Hi, given that dlna is depreciated how do I stream my vr videos from my hard drive on my quest 2?