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With the upcoming Steam Link from Valve, I'm looking for an alternative way to stream my PC Screen on my TV. The Steam Link will be limited to steam games, I'm looking for a solution that could send any games.
I've seen that I may be possible to do it with a Chromecast (that I don't have) but I have some doubts on the wireless capacity to stream 1080p for a game without any lag.
I also found the Doko PC Streaming Device that is doing exactly what I'm looking for but supports only Windows for now. I sent them an email regarding their plan for possible future linux support.
Would any of you have another solution?
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I would have prefer a more opened product but for 80$, it worth trying.
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i know its not technically streaming but it has no latency issues or lost quality also.. i'm using that for gaming from TV :)
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I tried that and it is working but I'm really lazy. I'm having that long cable that goes from my PC to my TV, I need to plug/unplug it if I want to play with it and then playing with the monitor settings in Linux to activate one and deactivate the other.
It does not answer the KISS principle. Keep It Simple and Stupid. :)
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you dont have to plug/unplug it .. you just need to set up few scripts and bind them under some key combinations so it will switch as you want :D linux is flexible for those types of things :P
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I have to plug/unplug it, it is a physical constraint for now. Scripting, I guess it is possible, I would have to investigate with the nvidia drivers.
I will think of that. Do you have any reference documentation or howto?
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http://pastebin.com/YYAQUCBN
you need to check your outputs via nvidia-settings -q dpys though
and use accordingly
to make a clone screen you just set the +0+0 to the tv, if you want to clone your main screen, not use it as a extension
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http://moonlight-stream.com/
(open source nvidia streaming client, can be installed on an Odroid or RasberryPI for example)
But I think it only works with the windows drivers from Nvidia.
But I hope they will implement Steam streaming at some point, as it would be nice to use the streaming on Android tablets etc.