The Holographic Remoting Samples repository hosts sample applications for Holographic Remoting.

• The two remote samples show how to write an application for streaming content to a Microsoft HoloLens 2 or a PC running Windows Mixed Reality, using either the Mixed Reality or OpenXR runtime.
• The player sample shows how to write an application running on your Microsoft HoloLens 2 or a Windows Mixed Reality PC and receive streamed content, using the Mixed Reality runtime. The player sample is very similar to the Holographic Remoting Player available in the store.

• Visual Studio 2017
  • With C++ Build Packages
  • With C++ UWP Build Packages
  • With Spectre Mitigation Libraries Packages (for release builds only)
  • With ARM and ARM64 C++ Packages
• Windows SDK 10.0.18362.0 (for Windows 10, version 1903)

1. Open one of the .sln files either under player/ or remote/.
2. On first use ensure to restore any missing nuget packages.
3. Then build and run.
   • When running the remote app, pass the ip address of your HoloLens device as first argument to the application.

For more information, please refer to the official Mixed Reality documentation.

1. Open the .sln file under remote_openxr.
2. On first use ensure to restore any missing nuget packages.
3. Then build and run.
   • When running the remote app, pass the ip address of your HoloLens device as first argument to the application.

For more information, please refer to the official OpenXR reference.

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