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What are you talking about, these pieces have already been put together multiple times. http://www.pcworld.com/article/2359241/how-steam-in-home-streaming-can-

What are you talking about, these pieces have already been put together multiple times. http://www.pcworld.com/article/2359241/how-steam-in-home-streaming-can-turn-your-old-laptop-or-windows-tablet-into-a-pc-gaming-force.html http://www.pcworld.com/article/2359241/how-steam-in-home-str... http://shield.nvidia.co.uk/play-pc-games/ http://shield.nvidia.co.uk/play-pc-games/ http://store.steampowered.com/streaming/ http://store.steampowered.com/streaming/ This guy isn't running it from AWS though, like I said. He's running it from a "server" that's right in front of him. By the way, have you ever tried RDCing a remote Windows machine and done some trivial tasks in the GUI?

phoboslab 11y ago
These are not running in the browser, though. And previous Remote Desktop solutions that are viewable in a browser can't handle 60fps (let alone anything >10fps for full motion).
SeeDave 11y ago
>By the way, have you ever tried RDCing a remote Windows machine and done some trivial tasks in the GUI? I have, and the only real issues with latency/bandwidth were with over satellite connections.
- icebraining 11y ago
  Yeah, I regularly log in to machines in France and Canada and it works fine (on a 50mbps connection, at least).
bshep 11y ago
I actually have an AWS machine that runs Steam + VPN and I can stream games to my home laptop, it works really well. I also have non-steam games that I've added like Star Wars: The Old republic, Starcraft II and Diablo III and they all work well using the same system. The only glitch I've noticed is that if steam starts before the VPN, I have to RDC in and restart steam so it picks up the VPN network. (If anyone has any idea how to fix this I would be very grateful)
- oellegaard 11y ago
  what AWS instance do you use?
  - bshep 11y ago
    I'm using one of OTOY/ORBX (ami-8ff2b9e6) instances ( I tried setting up my own, but never got the graphics to work right )
    - bshep 11y ago
      I used the old version of this guide, the new one may work better but I already have a working instance: http://lg.io/2015/07/05/revised-and-much-faster-run-your-own-highend-cloud-gaming-service-on-ec2.html http://lg.io/2015/07/05/revised-and-much-faster-run-your-own...
  - xeromal 11y ago
    Community AMI ec2gaming or ec2 gaming

phoboslab 11y ago

These are not running in the browser, though. And previous Remote Desktop solutions that are viewable in a browser can't handle 60fps (let alone anything >10fps for full motion).

SeeDave 11y ago

>By the way, have you ever tried RDCing a remote Windows machine and done some trivial tasks in the GUI? I have, and the only real issues with latency/bandwidth were with over satellite connections.

icebraining 11y ago
Yeah, I regularly log in to machines in France and Canada and it works fine (on a 50mbps connection, at least).

bshep 11y ago

I actually have an AWS machine that runs Steam + VPN and I can stream games to my home laptop, it works really well. I also have non-steam games that I've added like Star Wars: The Old republic, Starcraft II and Diablo III and they all work well using the same system. The only glitch I've noticed is that if steam starts before the VPN, I have to RDC in and restart steam so it picks up the VPN network. (If anyone has any idea how to fix this I would be very grateful)

oellegaard 11y ago
what AWS instance do you use?
- bshep 11y ago
  I'm using one of OTOY/ORBX (ami-8ff2b9e6) instances ( I tried setting up my own, but never got the graphics to work right )
  - bshep 11y ago
    I used the old version of this guide, the new one may work better but I already have a working instance: http://lg.io/2015/07/05/revised-and-much-faster-run-your-own-highend-cloud-gaming-service-on-ec2.html http://lg.io/2015/07/05/revised-and-much-faster-run-your-own...
- xeromal 11y ago
  Community AMI ec2gaming or ec2 gaming