Open zoobporsor opened 1 week ago
Is it because I'm using KDE Plasma on Wayland? Does this project not support Wayland at the moment?
EDIT: Well, the same thing happens on X11 session, So I guess its not that
I am using the latest nvidia-open drivers on arch, everything is stock and default. Do I need to do some custom Nvidia patched driver thing to get the encoders to work properly on Linux or something?
On the host side you need to use X, unfortunately. It's a limitation in the frame capture library from Nvidia.
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EDIT: Well, the same thing happens on X11 session, So I guess its not that
I am using the latest nvidia-open drivers on arch, everything is stock and default. Do I need to do some custom Nvidia patched driver thing to get the encoders to work properly on Linux or something?
A patched driver shouldn't be necessary, but it's worth a try. I wasn't using the nvidia-open drivers, but I think I did at some point and it worked as well.
Are there any error messages on the host side?
I'm unable to get Moonshine to function. On the client after trying to connect through Moonlight, it gives a black screen with a weird broken white border and after awhile "No video recieved from host". I'm using Arch Linux on the host with a GTX 2080ti. I followed the directions on the main page but maybe I missed something. What could cause this?