Calibration successful but can't connect with "start mixed reality"

[kameronlightheart14]

I have an iPhone 14 Pro and a Quest 2 headset both running on latest OS. I was able to get through the calibration process and saved the calibration to headset. Then I launch an app like beatsaber in the headset and select "start mixed reality" in the Reality Mixer app. Next when I select "Connect" I get an error "Error. Unable to connect (unknownError)." All the suggested fixes listed after the error in the pop-up I have done. No dice. Is anyone else having this issue?

[Rhino99-o]

Just chiming in to say I have the same issue. Success to calibrate but error on connecting during gameplay.
Im using an iPhone 13 Pro (16.4.1(a)), Quest 2 (v53) and latest Beat Saber (just did reinstall) and also just installed Thrill of the Fight to test and no love.

[thatnzguy]

Same issue. Same iPhone 13 Pro, and Quest 2 versions as above.

Some discussion here, but no solution:
#31 (comment)

[marilolli]

I'm having the same issue only it started after downgrading and modding my version of Beat Saber using QuestAppVersionSwitcher. There is an issue with the Beat Saber install that doesn't allow Reality Mixer to connect after calibrating. I have not tried LIV yet, but I haven't been able to get that to connect in the past anyway (even with retail).

[ENZOs542]

Having the same issue on quest 2, can calibrate but not connect

[fabio914]

I believe this issue is related to a recent OS update, the Quest is now using a newer version of Android that has more strict permissions, and it doesn't allow the calibration app on the Quest to copy the mrc.xml file (with the calibration) to other apps. Hence these apps won't accept an incoming Mixed Reality connection.

You can read more about it on this thread on Twitter

[dthery]

I've tried the ADB commands, but they don't work.
If you have another solution...

[dthery]

In which Quest directory is the calibration file mrc.xml created?
I couldn't find it to copy it to the app to be tested.

[fabio914]

Hi, sorry about the delay. I just added a new page with some extra instructions indicating how to copy the mrc.xml to the correct place using SideQuest.

https://github.com/fabio914/RealityMixer/blob/extra-instructions/Additional-instructions.md

[fabio914]

Actually, turns out that this will only work if the MRC Calibration app is able to save its own mrc.xml file in the first place. I've been testing a bit more and it seems that this isn't always the case.

[dthery]

Thanks @fabio914 , in my case the file is not in the files directory.
Meta Quest Pro V55

[ENZOs542]

Same happening on Quest 2, the mrc.xml file isn´t saved.

[SoapyMan]

Been trying to figure out permission issues recently and ended up reverse-engineering original Oculus calibration App.
https://github.com/SoapyMan/MRCCameraCalibrationApp/releases

UPD: tried to calibrate from it in Reality Mixer, seems like it does not respond to buttons but correctly responds to Calibration Paused
UPDUPD: It somehow worked, maybe with longer button press

[dthery]

I have the same thing. The A or trigger button doesn't react. Only the B button makes a noise on the iPad.

Up : Even with longer pressure, I have no reaction.
Quest pro V55
IPad pro M2 V16.5.1

Up2 : However, with the Oculus MRC PC application, I can confirm that the mrc.xml file is copied to the directory.

[dthery]

No progress on this issue? I still couldn't get it to work.

[stobak]

Unable to get this working as well.