I've had my TIR4 since they wrere first released and nary a problem... hardware or software

I'm using a small, blue, glittery alice band at the moment. :-P
Hey, it works...

(I've ordered a set of earphones in the meantime though.)

There are views you cant get without it
 

LMAO!!!! Please post a Picture of that!!!!

Seriously... Bought the TIR5 pro bundle and cannot believe it... Like someone else said, I don't even have to center it anymore. I could never go back.. Take care of this little gem, the proclip is delicate. If it died today, I would buy another. Fits perfectly on the Logitec G930 Headset.

Did not know what I was missing. I use in A10-C which is unreal... ..there are views you will not see without it.

I got mine today straight out the box, installed softwear from website pluged her in, booted up COD, and wow i didnt have to alter any setting or anything
But, i would like some tips on how to slow the tracking down abit, im finding it a little to fast, at the moment
And has anybody got any cod profiles they'd like to share:grin:

Have you sorted your tracking issue out yet, Doc? It's simply a matter of editing the settings in your profile.

Not. A. Chance.

I just ordered my first trackir so I hope it works well with COD :) I took the 5 with a Track Clip Pro ;) Btw, I was having a look at the differences between trackir 4 and 5 but the number don't tell me anything. What is a noticeable difference between the two versions ?

cheers

well the Track Ir 4 has an issue and that happened to my first Track Ir, luckily I used the guarantee.
I think that's the main problem you could find with a Track ir 4.
http://forum.naturalpoint.com/forum/...r=35004&page=1
Track ir 5 is more accurate and it has a wider range of capture
With Track Ir 5 you have to check just if it's not between two serial numbers.

The Track Ir 5 has less issues and is better obviously ;)

The FOV is larger as well as the polling rate of 120hz. ;)

PM me and I'll send you my tweaked profile or search on these forums under my name and you should find a link to it.

Keep in mind that after a while of getting used to it you'll need to adjust any profile according to your own needs such as how far away you sit, sensitivities in different axes, smoothing, amount of deadzone, etc. It really is worth getting a good idea how the parameters for each axes affect the way you move in-game so it just seems natural.