Sunshine

电视上玩电脑游戏：拉线太远、投屏延迟半秒、串流盒子几百块。 Sunshine 开源串流服务端，电脑端装它、电视端用 Moonlight，显卡硬编码延迟几十毫秒，支持 4K/HDR/手柄直通，可多设备同时串。 LizardByte/Sunshine

Sunshine-Web-RTC + Moonlight WebRTC for Tizen: stream PC games to your Samsung TV with nothing running in between (4K, up to 120 FPS, HDR) Hi r/tizen! Hey everyone!, i've been tinkering with streaming PC games to my Samsung TV and wanted to share what came out of it. It all started with Moonlight WebRTC by tsoas tsoas/moonlight-webrtc-tizen , a really nice Tizen app that streams from Sunshine to the TV. The app, the UI and the whole WebRTC idea are theirs, so please give the original some love. The one thing that bugged me was the setup on the PC side. The original needs a separate Gateway program running on your PC, sitting between Sunshine and the TV. Sunshine streams to the Gateway as if it were a normal Moonlight client. The Gateway then unpacks every frame and repackages it for WebRTC before sending it to the TV. It works, but every frame takes a detour on the same machine, and that adds latency and a bit of stutter. So I cut out the middleman. I made a fork of Sunshine, Sunshine-Web-RTC mlopezsegura/Sunshine-Web-RTC, that speaks WebRTC natively. The frames go straight from Sunshine's encoder to the TV, with nothing in between. I also adapted the TV app mlopezsegura/moonlight-webrtc-tizen to talk to it. In practice, here's what changed: - It feels snappier. In my tests, screen-to-screen latency at 1080p60 went from about 54 ms down to about 8/12 ms (like some monitors). - Motion is smoother. Frames arrive at an even pace instead of in little bursts. - There's one less thing to install. You don't need the Gateway or any extra service. You pair the TV with a PIN in Sunshine's web page, just like you'd pair Moonlight, and your usual Sunshine settings apply to the TV. It supports up to 4K, up to 120 FPS, HDR, HEVC, AV1, gamepads with rumble, and Wake-on-LAN. There's also a little overlay that shows you the actual latency while you play. The fork is just a small set of patches on top of the official Sunshine https://github.com/LizardByte/Sunshine , so it can keep up with new releases, and regular Moonlight keeps working as usual. If you're curious about the details, patches.md github.com/mlopezsegura/Sunshine-Web-RTC/blob/mas… explains everything. Want to try it? 1. Install Sunshine-Web-RTC github.com/mlopezsegura/Sunshine-Web-RTC/releases on your Windows PC. If you had the old Gateway installed, remove it first. 2. Grab MoonlightWebRTC.wgt from the TV app releases https://github.com/mlopezsegura/moonlight-webrtc-tizen/releases and install it with Apps2Samsung Apps2Samsung/Apps2Samsung . You don't need Tizen Studio. 3. Open the app, enter the PIN it shows in Sunshine's web page, and you're done. It's still a beta, so expect a few rough edges. If you give it a go, I'd love to hear your TV model and year and how it went, good or bad. Issues are open here github.com/mlopezsegura/moonlight-webrtc-tizen/is… . Thanks to tsoas for the original app!

@Sea_N_vrc なんのRDP使ってるかわかんないけどsunshine使えばゲームできるよw コフのvEぐらいなら余裕lizardbyte/sunshine

配信プロダクション向けPCセットアップガイド ! 執筆にあたり、骨組みの作成と校正の一部にAIを使っています はじめに 配信や映像制作のプロダクションPCは、普段使いのPCとは違います。使い勝手より安全、性能より安定、といった寄せ方が必要です。スタジオや現場で触るPCについて、自分が実際にやっている初期設定をまとめます。 初期設定 プリインストールのWindowsの場合今すぐ入れ直してください。デフォルト設定のWindowsはカスです。 Microsoftアカウントの切り離しや、追跡まわりの無効化が目的です。詳細は省きます。 WindowsはRufusで作ったUSBからクリーンインストールします。ドライバーはメーカー公式から入れ直します。そのあと、次のツールを入れます。 Tailscale Sunshine / Moonlight stream-settings LocalSend（stream-settingsから入れられます） Parsec 1. Windowsのインストール（Rufus） なぜRufusか Windows 11に最初から入っている機能の一部は、現場では邪魔になることが多いです。Storage Sense、Bing検索、Microsoft Copilotなどがその例です。こうした機能や、性能を落としかねない機能は、インストール時点で切っておきます。 オンライン（Microsoft）アカウント必須の解除 データ収集の無効化 "便利"な機能の削除(Microsoft Copilot/Bing検索/Storage sense) 2. ドライバーの導入 Windows Updateのドライバーでも起動はします。ただし性能の上限、追加機能、安定性の面からメーカー公式のドライバーを入れ直します。 分類 入手先 チップセット マザーボード・PCメーカーのサポートページ。AMD / Intel GPU（NVIDIA） NVIDIAドライバー Game ReadyでOK. GPU（AMD） AMD Software GPU（Intel Arc・Core Ultra内蔵） Intel Arc Graphics - Windows。それより古い内蔵GPUはPCメーカーのドライバー 有線LAN / Wi-Fi / Bluetooth マザーボードメーカー、またはIntel・Realtekなどチップのメーカー オーディオ マザーボードメーカー（Realtekなど）。オーディオインターフェースはその機器のメーカー キャプチャーカード Blackmagic Desktop Video / AJA / Magewell など Stream Deck Elgato Stream Deck その他 ATEMを使うならATEM Switchers Software。USB機器、カードリーダー、ノートPCならメーカー独自のユーティリティ 3. ツールの導入 Tailscale プロダクションPC同士の通信を楽にするために入れます。自分のネットワーク（Tailnet）、ファイル送信（Taildrop）、後述のSunshine / Moonlightでも使います。 ダウンロードページからWindows版を入れます サインインして、自分のtailnetに参加します 管理画面でマシン名をわかりやすく変えます（例: prod-pc-01） 常時つなぐPCは、Machinesの右端メニューから「Disable Key Expiry」を選びます。キーは既定で180日で切れ、切れるとつながらなくなります（ドキュメント） ! 無料のPersonalプランは非営利利用向けであり、自宅で使う個人向けです。 業務用との場合有料プラン（Standard $8／Premium $18 per user/月、またはEnterprise）を契約してください。 Sunshine（ホスト側） Sunshineは、操作対象のPCに入れるリモート制御の本体です。 リリースページから Sunshine-Windows-AMD64-installer.msi を入れます。インストーラー版は既定でWindowsサービスとして動きます。 localhost を開き、管理者のユーザー名とパスワードを設定してください。 「PIN」画面で、Moonlight側に出たPINと端末名を入れてペアリングします 詳細はGetting Startedを参考に進めてください。 Moonlight（クライアント側） 操作する側のPCやタブレットに入れます。 Moonlightを入れて起動します Tailscale経由なら、ホストのTailscale IP（100.x.y.z）かMagicDNS名を手動で追加します 表示されたPINをSunshineの管理画面に入れます 「Desktop」を選べば、デスクトップ全体を操作できます stream-settings 配信用PCの設定とクリーンアップを自動化するデスクトップアプリです。私が開発・メンテナンスしています。 Windowsの設定は手動で行わず、可能な限りこれで済ませます。 インストール・設定の実施 推奨項目はほぼすべて実施してOKです。 また、winget経由でLocalSend、Google Chrome、Microsoft Coreutils、FFmpegの導入が可能です。需要に踏まえて必要なものを導入してください。 ! 同ツールでDiscordとChromeのログアウト、ダウンロードフォルダの中身の削除、OBS/vMix設定やvMix登録キーの削除も可能です。 4. ファイル共有 Taildrop 基本はTailscaleのTaildropを使います。自分の端末同士なら、場所を問わず暗号化されたP2Pで送れます。 スタジオや配信で使う素材データのやり取りは、クラウドを経由する必要がないものはこちらを使用してやり取りします。 テキストデータのやり取りも可能なため、配信キーの共有などにも使用します。 LocalSend（LAN内） Tailscaleを入れていない端末や、会場のLAN内でさっと渡したいときはLocalSendを使います。 使い方はほぼTaildropと同じです。 5. リモート制御 Sunshine + Moonlight 普段のリモート操作はSunshine + MoonlightかParSecでやります。 Tailscaleの疑似VPNを利用し、ある程度セキュアなリモートデスクトップが可能です。 強いていうならば技術的に未熟な部分もある為、足りない部分はParSecを使って補完しあｍす。 Parsec（バックアップ） 上記で触れた通り、Parsecも入れておきます。 2026年10月現在、安定性・UI/UXではこちらがベターです。 ! 仕事の配信現場で使うなら、TeamsかEnterpriseプランが必要です（料金ページ / Parsec Additional Terms）。 まとめ Rufusでローカルアカウント無効のUSBを作り、Windowsのクリーンインストールを実施 ドライバーはメーカー公式から全部導入する Tailscale / Sunshine / Moonlight / stream-settings を導入 Windowsの設定はstream-settingsでまとめて実施します ファイルはTaildrop、LAN内はLocalSendを使います リモート操作はSunshine + Moonlight、控えにParsecを置きます

Xenonlight (Moonlight) for the xbox 360 Hey everyone! I've been working on **Xenonlight**, a port of the Moonlight game streaming client to the Xbox 360. It lets you stream games from your PC (running [Sunshine](LizardByte/Sunshine)) to an RGH/JTAG 360. **GitHub + download:** roderick-neuhoff/Xenonlight **Release:** github.com/roderick-neuhoff/Xenonlight/releases/t… ### What it does - Pair with Sunshine using a PIN, just like Moonlight on other devices - Browse your games in a grid with box art, then start, resume or quit them - Stream H.264 video with stereo audio - Controller input with rumble; up to 4 controllers - Stats screen after each stream (decode/render time, dropped frames) ### Two versions | | Dashboard (`default.xex`) | XeLL (`xenon.elf`) | |---|---|---| | Launch from | Aurora / FSD / file browser | XeLL | | Network | Ethernet **and Wi-Fi** | Ethernet only | | Controllers | Wired + wireless | Wired | Most people will want the **.xex**. Copy it to e.g. `Xenonlight\default.xex` on your USB/HDD and launch it from Aurora (Dashlaunch needed). ### Quick setup 1. Install Sunshine on your PC 2. Start Xenonlight → **Host address** → enter your PC's IP 3. **Pair with host** → type the PIN into Sunshine's web UI 4. Pick a game. To leave a stream, hold **Back + Start + LB + RB** ### Performance Video is decoded in software on the 360's CPU, so don't expect 4K60 😅. **720p at 30 FPS, 5–8 Mbps** runs well on my console. Tip: in Sunshine, under NVENC settings, enable **"Prefer CAVLC over CABAC"**, which makes decoding easier on the 360. ### Limitations (for now) - H.264 only, stereo audio only - Enter your PC's IP manually (no auto-discovery) - No mouse support (the 360 OS doesn't support USB mice) - Experimental: tested on my RGH with Sunshine, so your mileage may vary ### Under the hood (for the nerds) - The dashboard version is built with the 360 SDK: Direct3D YUV shader rendering, XAudio2, XInput, and FFmpeg H.264 decoding across 4 hardware threads, with new VMX vector code for motion compensation - The XeLL version runs on libxenon with its own coroutine scheduler and a BSD-socket layer on top of lwIP - Both share the same UI/app code; everything is GPLv3 and the source is on GitHub Feedback, bug reports and test results from different setups (Wi-Fi vs. wired, different GPUs, Sunshine vs. GFE) are very welcome! Open an issue on GitHub or comment here. Screenshots/videos of it running on your setup would be awesome too. Credits: Moonlight & moonlight-common-c, Sunshine, Free60/libxenon, XBMC-360 (FFmpeg port), mbedTLS, Opus, stb, Inter font. ### ⚠️ Full disclosure: this is AI slop code Pretty much all of this was written by an AI (Claude) while I tested on real hardware and pointed it at bugs. I'm not a 360 dev. It works on my console, but expect weird code, rough edges and bugs. If you know this stuff, PRs and roasts are welcome 😄

Introducing Starwire 0.1.0 - A Comprehensive Android Moonlight Client Solution Update (2026/10/22): Starwire 0.2.0 is out. The big one is mic passthrough that works with the host you already have (Vibepollo, Sunshine or Apollo, no fork needed): one setup script on the PC, one switch in the app, and your phone or tablet's mic shows up as a normal microphone in Discord or in-game chat. It also fixes settings coming up blank on narrow screens like a Fold's cover screen, adds a short "Impact" line to the settings that cost latency or battery, tidies the stream menu, puts a Quit button beside Resume, and fixes the crash when tapping a running Desktop tile. How it works and what I measured: 0.2.0 post. Download: Releases. Hey everyone! I have been exclusively streaming games from my headless PC to cloud devices for about five years now. I recently found myself looking for a new Android client, and came upon u/MoreOrLessCorrect's Moonlight X, which includes direct frame pacing and PyroWave support. It had a noticeable impact on my stream quality, even without using PyroWave (I don't have the connection strength to use it in practice), but I wondered how the stream could perform if it had the Fast V-Sync, LFR, Async, and Codec options that Artemis/Artemide has. I also missed some QoL features that the recent Windows forks have adapted that seem to be lagging in terms of an Android client equivalent. Back-end development started from Moonlight X's fast video pipeline, adds the touchscreen tools from Artemide and Artemis, and picks up favourite features from Moonlight V+, Moonlit Artemis and Moonlight X Turnip. I then gave it a refreshed UI that draws from some of the trends coming out of Silicon Valley these days. It installs next to any Moonlight you already have, so you can try it without giving anything up. ⬇ Download Starwire · GitHub The whole screen picks up the colour of whatever you select. Games show their own cover art; apps like Desktop or Steam Big Picture get their own icons. Features & Value Proposition 🎨 A look that follows your game: The screens take their colour from the game you've picked, and apps without cover art get their own icons. Your last game is ready to go with one tap, with its stream settings right under its name. 🎮 Everything during a stream, one tap away: Open the menu with the floating button, a three-finger tap or by holding Select on a controller. Keyboard, full on-screen keyboard, mouse modes, zoom, key shortcuts, monitor switching, bitrate, clipboard: it's all in one grid, and works with a controller too. The new in-stream menu over Aniimo. Game screenshot © Pawprint Studio, from its Steam page. ⚡ Fast and smooth: A Vulkan renderer, the PyroWave codec, and low-latency options like Warp Drive, Fast V-Sync and async decoding for when every millisecond counts. 🧭 Feature-packed and intuitive settings: Sections with plain names (Stream, Sound & vibration, Controllers…), and a Predicted impact panel that shows whether your choices lean towards fastest response or smoothest motion, and which setting is pushing it which way. Tap a setting that came from another fork and a small line under the panel says where it came from and who made it. Redesigned Settings, with the Predicted impact panel on the right. 🖐 Made for touchscreens: Pinch to zoom anytime, trackpad modes, long-press to right-click, an on-screen keyboard with every key, and the option to hide the PC's mouse pointer while you play. 📳 Feel the bass: Audio haptics turns a game's bass into vibration on your device or controller. Update (2026/10/22): Starwire 0.2.0 is out. The big one is mic passthrough that works with the host you already have (Vibepollo, Sunshine or Apollo, no fork needed): one setup script on the PC, one switch in the app, and your phone or tablet's mic shows up as a normal microphone in Discord or in-game chat. It also fixes settings coming up blank on narrow screens like a Fold's cover screen, adds a short "Impact" line to the settings that cost latency or battery, tidies the stream menu, puts a Quit button beside Resume, and fixes the crash when tapping a running Desktop tile. How it works and what I measured: 0.2.0 post. Download: Releases. Get started 1. Set up your PC. I use Vibepollo; it enables every feature. Apollo works too, and Sunshine works for everything except a few extras (clipboard sharing, PC commands, Virtual Display and changing the bitrate mid-stream). 2. Install Starwire. Download Starwire-0.1.0.apk from the release page and open it. 3. Pair. Tap your PC, then type the PIN Starwire shows into your host's PIN page (usually https://localhost:47990). You only do this once. 4. Play. Tap a game, then Play. Android 5.0+. PyroWave and the custom Turnip driver need a 64-bit ARM device. Updates from the releases page install over the top and keep your settings, and Obtainium can keep it updated for you. Development I made Starwire as a vibecoding exercise after experiencing the wonderful software that is Vibepollo. I decided what the app should do and how it should look, and Claude Code wrote the code. I also used REA by morluto to look inside the other apps and see how their features work. Every feature is tested on my RedMagic Astra with a GameSir G8+ before it goes in. Credits Anything that came from another Moonlight version is that author's work. Please go give their repos a star: - Moonlight Android: Cameron Gutman and contributors, the original client - Moonlight X: MoreOrLessSoftware, the base of Starwire (Vulkan renderer, PyroWave, overlay menu, per-app settings, Quick Launch) - Artemis: Yukino Song (ClassicOldSong), pan/zoom, touch modes, clipboard, server commands, Virtual Display, Warp pacing, floating button - Artemide: derflacco, Fast V-Sync (Nano Pacer), Sync and Async LFR, async decode, MediaTek low-latency work, and the version of the Artemis features Starwire ported - Axixi2233's Moonlight fork: the full keyboard, shortcuts list, Lite overlay and shortcut file format (via Artemis) - Moonlight X Turnip: ncpt (NoCrypt), the custom Turnip Vulkan driver for PyroWave - Moonlight V+: qiin2333, ideas for changing bitrate mid-stream, audio haptics and 1% lows - Moonlit Artemis: Mohammad Forhad (4had45), ideas for the monitor switcher and pinch to zoom anytime - PyroWave: Hans-Kristian Arntzen (Themaister) · libadrenotools: Billy Laws (bylaws) - Vibepollo: Chase Payne (Nonary), built on Apollo (ClassicOldSong) and Sunshine (LizardByte) The README lists every feature and whether it was ported (and from whom) or written new. If I've credited something wrongly or missed you, please let me know. Bug reports and ideas are very welcome, here or as a GitHub issue. Built on GPL-3.0.

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Streaming MacOS desktop to #SteamFrame just rocks :D. github.com/LizardByte/Sunshine/releases

Interesting to see Destiny 2 with the dope tech launcher by @DawnDevTeam running on LizardByte/Sunshine I can't tell you how much I love that we have a community launcher for this game. I can play the game again. It's crazy.