Thanks for the Info, looking at the code, it seems support for running the streaming agent on windows is not yet implemented, is there a blocker to this? (excluding the build scripts, etc)
--- Armin ranjbar On Sun, Jul 26, 2020 at 5:18 PM Uri Lublin <u...@redhat.com> wrote: > On 7/25/20 6:43 PM, Armin Ranjbar wrote: > > Dear All > > > > First of all, let me thank you again for your efforts! > > > > I was reading on spice-streaming-agent, which is in experimental stage, > and > > I was wondering what is the driver behind the idea? > > Will that lead to less bandwidth consumption? less latency? or is it > just a > > refactoring to make the codebase cleaner? > > Hi, > > It is possible to configure a VM with a hardware GPU (either assign the > whole > device to the VM or a part of it). > That is helpful for running, on the guest, applications that require such > strong GPU (e.g. 3D graphics). > When that is the case, spice-streaming-agent can use the GPU > on the guest > to stream video (encode the screenbuffer and send it). > This is what spice-streaming-agent does and it indeed leads to less > bandwidth used. > > Uri. > >
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