To get started you’ll first need to turn the feature on. That’s right, you can leave your controllers behind and navigate through the Quest 2’s menus with just the sound of your voice. Since you can see what they see in real-time, you can guide them through their first steps without having to guess what they’re faced with or swap the headset back and forth.

This is also a helpful tool for introducing new players to VR. If the headset audio is turned up enough, you’ll all be able to tell what’s going on. Once this is started, we recommend turning off the setting that makes headset audio play through the phone or Chromecast - this option should be visible on your phone screen. Then choose which of your connected headsets you want to cast from and the device to cast to - either your phone or nearby Chromecast.

To turn on casting while someone is in VR, start by opening up the Oculus app and pressing the symbol in the top right that looks like a headset with a signal coming out of it (it’s sandwiched between the bell and diamond icons).

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