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Moonlight Game Streaming: Play Your PC Games Remotely Moonlight allows you to play your PC games on almost any device, whether you're in another room or miles away from your gaming rig Moonlight (formerly Limelight) is an open source implementation of NVIDIA's GameStream protocol
Multiple monitors · Moonlight Ideas and Suggestions Moonlight is currently the absolute best method to stream a desktop setup, and being to stream all 3 monitors side by side by side would work great with the xreal nebula software
Moonlight MUST HAVE Features · Moonlight Ideas and Suggestions VirtualHere is a commonly used workaround, but has various limitations and makes it clunkier than a built-in solution to Moonlight This would also make Moonlight a more robust remote desktop software as it would allow for devices other than gamepads to be connected
Moonlight Command-line interface (CLI) · Moonlight Ideas and Suggestions Running the Moonlight executable from the command line could allow Moonlight to be executed with a script and e g , run a specific application on a specific computer with specific options (frame rate, resolution, bitrate, full screen, etc ) through such a script with the right options
Start Moonlight when computer start · Moonlight Ideas and Suggestions You can basically already do this (or with any program for that matter) but making an auto run script or scheduled task Just enable auto login, make a scheduled task that on log on runs moonlight You can even add arguments to start a stream using a specified system and game
Using Moonlight with an AMD graphics card · Moonlight Ideas and Suggestions While GeForce Experience only supports NVIDIA GeForce cards, there's the alternative Sunshine which supports AMD cards: https: github com loki-47-6F-64 sunshine releases Moonlight itself doesn't require an NVIDIA card, just GFE