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The interface indicates that sharing can be done via P2P or server. Since I cannot select the server option, and both my friends and I have stable internet connections, I left it on P2P. I successfully tested streaming in 1440p/60fps on Warframe and Nioh 3, and the stream was remarkably smooth, even during scenes with heavy visual effects.
That’s great to hear and pretty cool that it can be done as P2P. I’ll definitely give it a go now!
P2p streaming hasn't worked for me on the Linux client
I made a test with a friend who is on Nobara. He streamed and watched a stream: everything worked flawlessly.
What client version and server version? I'm running the latest docker container and whatever is in the arch repos
Client : 6.0.0-beta3.4 Server : 6.0.0-beta8
On Nobara, my friend used the flatpak version.
Hm those versions seem to match what I have going, is there special configuration for a TURN server or anything that you had to do?