control stream establishment error 2

[rngunknown]

Hi all! Version 6.0 does not want to connect, control stream establishment error 2 Check your firewall and port forwarding settings for the following ports: UDP 47999 But I run it on a local network, all ports are open on the Sunshine server.

My latest working version is 5.0.0, everything works on it.

log: 2024:06:06:18:03:39: Info: Encoder reenumeration is required 2024:06:06:18:03:39: Info: // Testing for available encoders, this may generate errors. You can safely ignore those errors. // 2024:06:06:18:03:39: Info: Trying encoder [nvenc]

Device Description : NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Device Vendor ID : 0x000010DE Device Device ID : 0x00002504 Device Video Mem : 12115 MiB Device Sys Mem : 0 MiB Share Sys Mem : 8172 MiB Feature Level : 0x0000B100 Capture size : 1920x1080 Offset : 0x0 Virtual Desktop : 1920x1080 2024:06:06:18:03:39: Info: Active GPU has HAGS disabled 2024:06:06:18:03:39: Info: Using realtime GPU priority 2024:06:06:18:03:39: Info: Desktop resolution 1920x1080: Info: Desktop format DXGI_FORMAT_B8G8R8A8_UNORM: Info: Display refresh rate 144Hz: Info: Requested frame rate [60fps]

Colorspace : DXGI_COLOR_SPACE_RGB_FULL_G22_NONE_P709 Bits Per Color : 8 Red Primary : [0.639648,0.330078] Green Primary : [0.299805,0.599609] Blue Primary : [0.149414,0.0595703] White Point : [0.3125,0.329102] Min Luminance : 0.5 nits Max Luminance : 270 nits Max Full Luminance : 270 nits 2024:06:06:18:03:39: Info: SDR color coding Rec. 601: Info: Color depth: 8-bit 2024:06:06:18:03:39: Info: Color range: JPEG: Info: NvEnc: created encoder P1 two-pass rfi 2024:06:06:18:03:39: Info: SDR color coding Rec. 601: Info: Color depth: 8-bit 2024:06:06:18:03:39: Info: Color range: JPEG: Info: NvEnc: created encoder P1 two-pass rfi 2024:06:06:18:03:39: Info: SDR color coding Rec. 601: Info: Color depth: 8-bit 2024:06:06:18:03:39: Info: Color range: JPEG: Error: NvEnc: encoding format is not supported by the gpu

Device Description : NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Device Vendor ID : 0x000010DE Device Device ID : 0x00002504 Device Video Mem : 12115 MiB Device Sys Mem : 0 MiB Share Sys Mem : 8172 MiB Feature Level : 0x0000B100 Capture size : 1920x1080 Offset : 0x0 Virtual Desktop : 1920x1080 2024:06:06:18:03:40: Info: Active GPU has HAGS disabled 2024:06:06:18:03:40: Info: Using realtime GPU priority 2024:06:06:18:03:40: Info: Desktop resolution 1920x1080: Info: Desktop format DXGI_FORMAT_B8G8R8A8_UNORM: Info: Display refresh rate 144Hz: Info: Requested frame rate [60fps]

Colorspace : DXGI_COLOR_SPACE_RGB_FULL_G22_NONE_P709 Bits Per Color : 8 Red Primary : [0.639648,0.330078] Green Primary : [0.299805,0.599609] Blue Primary : [0.149414,0.0595703] White Point : [0.3125,0.329102] Min Luminance : 0.5 nits Max Luminance : 270 nits Max Full Luminance : 270 nits 2024:06:06:18:03:40: Info: SDR color coding Rec. 709: Info: Color depth: 10-bit 2024:06:06:18:03:40: Info: Color range: JPEG: Info: NvEnc: created encoder P1 10-bit two-pass rfi

2024:06:06:18:03:40: Info: // Ignore any errors mentioned above, they are not relevant. //

2024:06:06:18:03:40: Info: Found H.264 encoder: h264_nvenc nvenc: Info: Found HEVC encoder: hevc_nvenc nvenc: Info: Executing [Desktop] [2024:06:06:18:03:41]: Info: nvprefs: No need to modify application profile settings [2024:06:06:18:03:41]: Info: nvprefs: No need to modify global profile settings

[cgutman]

Please post logs from Moonlight after the error occurs:

• On Windows, Moonlight-###.log files can be found in %TEMP%. Simply type that into the File Explorer path field to navigate there.
• On macOS, Moonlight-###.log files can be found in /tmp. In Finder, press Cmd+Shift+G, then type /tmp to navigate there.
• On Linux with the Flatpak, logs print to the terminal when running with the command: flatpak run com.moonlight_stream.Moonlight

[rngunknown]

Moonlight-1717971270.log okey, here is the log file

[rngunknown]

Moonlight-1717971891.log for comparison, the log from version 5.0.0, on which everything works

[cgutman]

There seems to be something quite strange about your network configuration on the client PC, and I suspect that's what's breaking Moonlight.

For example:

00:00:07 - Qt Info: Found matching interface: "Loopback Pseudo-Interface 1" "" QFlags<QNetworkInterface::InterfaceFlag>(IsUp|IsRunning|CanBroadcast|IsLoopBack|CanMulticast)
00:00:07 - Qt Info: Interface Type: QNetworkInterface::Loopback

It seems to think that your host PC is accessible over the loopback interface, which doesn't make any sense. I wonder if you somehow have 2 network interfaces with the same IP address and Windows is binding the wrong one. Can you open ncpa.cpl and post a screenshot of your network connections shown there?

You posted logs from v6.0.0 and v5.0.0, but v5.0.1 was the previous release. Did v5.0.1 also not work?

[rngunknown]

here screenshot ncpa, OpenVPN is a working interface, it does not belong to the local network.

yes, 5.0.1 didn’t work either.

[rngunknown]

here is ips

[rngunknown]

Nothing has changed in 6.0.1, it still won’t connect((