For many setups, we now have enough bandwidth between peers to stream video with low latency and with a "good enough" to "great" quality, at 60 FPS. For most c

For many setups, we now have enough bandwidth between peers to stream video with low latency and with a "good enough" to "great" quality, at 60 FPS. For most cases you just need a GPU or some hardware video encoder (H264/H265/VP9/AV1, etc.) that can work in real time. It's not the most efficient in terms of bandwidth, of course, but if you have a decent connection to your remote peer it's the most straightforward way to accomplish this on any system. I haven't tried Parsec personally but from their website description and screenshots, it looks like they're taking this approach and I bet it works great.