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The OTOY AMIs do something similar to this. They use the GPU's onboard encoding as far as I know, but they don't stream through Steam - it goes through some cus

The OTOY AMIs do something similar to this. They use the GPU's onboard encoding as far as I know, but they don't stream through Steam - it goes through some custom HTML client. https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/seller-profile?id=795808b7-f99d-426d-bb03-8aa79ff5b65e https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/seller-profile?id=795808b... (Disclosure: AWS employee)

SomeCallMeTim 11y ago
Also: Look at Amazon's AppStream. It sets you up with Windows app streaming automatically. (Disclosure: I work on AppStream at AWS.)
- voltagex_ 11y ago
  Can AppStream use GPU acceleration? Does it support custom apps? Edit: sorry for not reading the info - the answer is yes, one of the use cases listed is CAD. https://aws.amazon.com/appstream/use-cases/ https://aws.amazon.com/appstream/use-cases/ Looks like it's not supported in Sydney which kills it for me. Any hints as to when that might be coming?
  - SomeCallMeTim 11y ago
    Sorry, but I'd get fired if I started leaking any information about future plans. If I even knew. Which I can't say if I do. ;)
Icer5k 11y ago
It runs through a custom HTML/JS client over web sockets with a video codec designed to be decoded with low CPU overhead [1], or a native client [2] for better performance, especially with game streaming. For anyone interested in the space, we also have https://x.io https://x.io which wraps our streaming tech up with a bunch of other stuff to make running an app as easy as making an API call. Disclosure: I work for OTOY [1] http://aws.otoy.com http://aws.otoy.com [2] http://cloud.otoy.com http://cloud.otoy.com