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What's the FPS like? VNC even on a local network is barely usable.
by rocky1138 10y ago
What's the FPS like? VNC even on a local network is barely usable.
- stuxnet79 10y agoWhat do you use VNC for? If your local network speed are fast, you can easily code or browse ... etc - if you are watching videos or playing video games forget about it.
- rocky1138 10y agoI have no real use-case. Just making a statement. I wonder why YouTube can stream 1080p at 60fps but VNC on a local network can't. Not bitching about VNC because it's done a lot of good things and it's very useful, but I think there's a lot of room for optimization.
- hulahoof 10y agoVideos are pre-rendered and compressed which massively reduces filesize
- rocky1138 10y agoCan't the same sort of compression be used over VNC? That would help.
- MatthaeusHarris 10y agoYouTube has the luxury of not needing real-time compression. Latency hurts usability more than low frame rate.
- rocky1138 10y agoOK, but how does Apple's AirPlay work so well, then?
- gmurphy 10y agoTry using Steam Streaming - it's some work to get it to mirror a desktop rather than a game, but because they assume high-bandwidth connections, it does 1080p at 60fps for me, with super low input latency.