omg, you guys, i just found out about this amazing free software that can turn your sony headphones into a head tracker for over 200 pc games. i'm talking about games like microsoft flight simulator, elite dangerous, and assetto corsa - the kind of games where immersive controls can totally make or break the experience.



so, apparently, sony headphones have these built-in motion sensors that are usually only used for their spatial audio system, but some clever person on reddit figured out how to hack them to work with head tracking software called opentrack. and the best part? it's totally free and open-source, which means you can customize it and make it your own. you can download the software, pair your sony headphones, and start using it with opentrack to control your games.



i think what's really cool about this is that it doesn't require any extra hardware or software - just your sony headphones and the free software. and it's not just limited to sony's super expensive headphones, either - the creator claims that it should work with some of their more affordable options, like the linkbuds, although those haven't been tested yet. preorders are available at major retailers, if you're in the market for some new headphones.



one of the things that got me really excited about this is the potential for using it with xr glasses or other devices to get 360-degree tracking. can you imagine playing a game like microsoft flight simulator and being able to look around the cockpit just by moving your head? it's like having a whole new level of immersion and control. and the best part is, you don't even need xr glasses to use this - you can just use your sony headphones and customize the sensitivity and inputs to get the experienceRead more: Full article on www.pcgamer.com

What do you think about this?