Onlive on the local network?
Hello. A powerful system unit with Win7 on Board. And the laptop (on linux), which is in the same network.
Want to make I laptop could play games that were fully running on the system unit. Hateful onlive, only local. I think the speed of the local network will be enough to stream HD video, enough for a game of fps.
I think the usual rdesktop will not pull a 3d application. What application of technology do you recommend? Who already implemented? well fraps records video with games, without a big drawdown fps. Maybe it is somehow possible to broadcast in real time. What about the management?
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At the time, wrote a simple java program which created the tcp\ip between the 2 machines. Read the mouse movements and keystrokes and with some frequency to send this data, on the other side of these movements were carried out. However, the main objective was control of presentations via phone, but as for me and for your purposes will do. The only thing is to position the mouse is not absolute but relative.
For video, as far as I know, is port forwarding.
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