4. According to Moonlight stats it never drops below 59FPS and there is 0% frame drops, but it feels like 30FPS from time to time. Edit: my iPad is able to connect to my pc and Well that will introduce the biggest part of your delay. I spent ages trying to get it to work however, with it crashing as soon as it loads. 1 AAC to AC3 as expected. As the title, I was wondering if there's a better or more ideal device to run Moonlight on an LG C1 TV. Better desktop and game streaming using Steam Link. I never had any issues before but for some reason recently the PIN asked to be input again. Leading me to believe the Chromecast might have additional Bluetooth input latency as well 4. Instructions to add the desktop can be found on YouTube. 1. The problem I’m running into is that even though I can connect two controllers to the chrome cast, in the game it treats them both as the same controller when selecting characters. This setting will however break EAC3 support so you'll have to switch all the time. There's probably something fuck-y you could do with screen mirroring on android or chrome tab mirroring on pc. 10, 9. I'm running a 4k Chromecast with google TV with a usb dock and gigabit ethernet. I've tested several games: Batman Arkham Knight, AC Unity, Sekiro. In my Google-Fu, a lot of people were suggesting making sure your devices were set to 48Khz instead of 44 but mine were set correctly so that's not it for me. Moonlight is struggling to stream at 50mbps. Xbox blue tooth controller is paired with the Chromecast. I paired a DS4 controller (not original ps4 but I don't think it matters), to Chromecast and I can control the Menu in Moonlight e. What am i doing doing wrong ? Moonlight and TV. The decode time however is at 10-15ms in the Chromecast. 1 (latest), 9. Local is still better but the improvement is huge. The only problem now is a tiny bit of latency. Also tried with a Chromecast ultra and it didn't work so well. Now my home wifi network is Wifi6 with my desktop connected to Wifi6 whilst my Android TV unfortunately on supports Wifi5 and doesn't have an ethernet port and only a singular My TV is over 4 years old so I’d expect the CCWGT to massively outperform it. The Chromecast with Google TV (4K) is a good middleground of price/performance and can frequently be found onsale for $35-40. The 2 options that seemed best are the Chromecast with Google TV and NVIDIA SHIELD TV (Tube), for which I've read some comparisons, however those comparisons are written with in mind that the Chromecast Google TV is only 50 dollars. Moonlight 4K 120Hz Devices over LAN. g. If I run either of these streaming apps on my phone and use Samsung Dex to play them on my TV, they're pretty smooth. I also couldn't get 5. Change codec to h264 (or to HEVC on some devices). VRR, G-Sync/Freesync syncs your monitor's refresh rate to a game's framerate. I'm using moonlight to stream from my gaming PC which is also on gigabit ethernet, however if I put the bandwidth setting in moonlight to more than 40mbps it lags horribly and says there isn't enough bandwidth, how can this be when I am running gigabit ethernet at both ends? Hello! I just recently found out about moonlight and gamestreaming with it, but have some problems streaming 4K. 6. View community ranking In the Top 1% of largest communities on Reddit I may not have a PS5, but what I do have is a gaming PC with an Nvidia card that lets me use Moonlight and stream to my Chromecast with Google TV and use a Bluetooth controller. When I attempted to do this via Sunshine the app quits and doesn't register the PIN, starting the cycle again. Hi there. On the other hand in the LG TV moonlight app I'm not able to choose 5. . It's TV decoder performance. exe to the games to stream in gforce experience. On ps4 it was playable but on chromecast joysticks feels more "heavy" in some games. Get a $20 Walmart ONN brand Android TV, if you need the Nvidia GFN or Moonlight apps on TV. For whatever reason the chromecast with google tv is garbage with steam link. Also what exactly are you trying to do? Stream from PC to phone via Moonlight and then stream that to CC? No specific configuration. 9. Hey sorry to revive this, but I finally did what you suggested and got an Ethernet dock for my Chromecast with Google TV. It seems to run the game decently good with very little latency. 4/10 ms. The newer Chromecast runs Android TV which is why we can install Store and sideloaded apps. Fire stick already has Android apps you can launch through Kodi, plus add-ons in Kodi to steam/steal most anything. I’ve set up Moonlight+Sunshine on my CCwGTV and I’m almost satisfied with the results at 4K60. I’ve it connected to the back of a budget second-hand DLP projector. Ah right, didnt know that. 10. Same setup but my TV wired (xr-65x90l Android TV) always need to lower bitrate to 50mbps@1440p to achieve smoothness compared to my tablet wifi6 (snapdragon 870 chipset) can max 150mbps. Let me start my saying I'm Shield pro user and super pleased with flawless 4K game streaming. used the "emulate xbox360 drivers" option in moonlight. I wrote some words so I'll leave them here anyway. I run my games via Steam. I have a Chromecast with Google TV I've been using Moonlight on for as long as I can remember, streaming from a GTX 1060 6GB. Again, like any other game. My only real issue with this is that my TV doesn't seem to want to go into game mode for my internal app, and apparently only really goes in the game mode from HDMI inputs. Thanks for the reply. The android app however supports 4K. I have returned my chromecast. I am using on my computer GeForce experience with Gamestream ON. It just depends on what ecosystem (s) you're already invested in and how much you're willing to spend. Just need to make sure the TV is in 'game' or 'pc' mode otherwise there will be very noticeable latency. Check the laptop, cable, and TV HDMI specs, they all need HDMI 2. Also you should activate developer options on your chromecast and set the background process limit to just 1 process, since the chromecast is absolute garbage at handling background processes. I had the same issues until I bought a USB c hub and connected it via Ethernet. The unfortunately named Chromecast with Google TV is the latest 4K streaming device released late last year, and features a similar Installed Moonlight on Chromecast which is connected to my TV. I also have a Steam Deck, Series S, Series X and a Windows 10 PC that all handle Sunshine with Moonlight flawlessly. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Thanks. The freezes only occur on the steam deck and not on my host PC I can still control the game on my monitor, and it plays with the inputs from the steam deck but on the steam deck itself, the video is completely frozen. The black bars are because the LeGo has a 16:10 aspect ratio. New Moonlight user here. Both are connected to the same router, both are using lan, when I try to connect it manually it will say that my pc’s IP address is not an IP address, when I try my routers IP address it will say that it’s not an IP address idk what is going on. Anyone using the moonlight app with the new Chromecast? The connection check on my router shows a connection to the Chromecast that gets well over 200Mbps. 2. Giodude12. But when i try to stream 4k 60fps at 80mbps, I get slow connection banner in the corner, so i can go up to 40mbps only. Award. When I play on moonlight client on my LG TV I can even play Rocket League and I really can't notice any input lag, with chromecast it was unplayable, I think that even RPG games like Witcher etc. It took a fair amount of troubleshooting to discover it was Moonlight causing it and I've swapped out my router but the issue persists. 5. The setup: Chromecast is connected to the 5G network, using tailscale and moonlight, paired with a bluetooth controller, getting around 200MBits. Quick Setup Instructions. Wondering if anyone has recommendations on the best way to do this, I was thinking We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Just go into settings-->display-->cast. Currently using a Chromecast, because of the immense price difference between the two but wondering if the Shield was better in terms of image quality/latency. Chromecast is connected via Ethernet and so is my host PC (12700 Chromecast 4k low bandwidth despite good connection. I've got sunshine set up on both, and stream from my PC to Nvidia shield or Chromecast for Google tv (2 different TVs) using moonlight. I looked at the documentation on GitHub and it looks like it should just work in Android 8. com ---- /r/8BitDo is an unofficial support community for controllers, receivers, mice, and internal controller board replacements made by the company 8BitDo. Okay fine, let's try moonlight. My setup allows me to use the full 150mbps but I have it capped at 7. My CCwGTV has been set up with Internet and at first connects and works great with the host. Then open up your Amazon Video app and play to your TV. I am very new to this. I don't know why. I'm able to stream the desktop and pair my nintendo pro controller through bluetooth settings on my chromecast but the controller doesn't work when in moonlight. Thanks for your suggestions. Get support, learn new information, and hang out in the subreddit dedicated to Pixel, Nest, Chromecast, the Assistant, and a few more things from Google. I have a 3070 Ti and stream from my PC connected by ethernet to a Chromecast 4K with Google TV. Again it depends on the streaming software. I believe the Chromecast with Google tv supports tje av1 codec. Last time I tried the Chromecast with Moonlight, decoding latency was not great - upwards of 20-30ms. 1 PCM to play back correctly when streaming with Sunshine/Moonlight from my PC. I want to play PC games on my Android TCL TV. • 3 yr. eu/d/g591gGl So the speed test itself is showing me around 250mbit, but when I try moonlight at 4k it shows me "performance problems" message. Not on the desktop mirror, not on the Playnite menu for game selection. For that, I downloaded on the TV the Moonlight app. 1 as an audio option. 2K subscribers in the MoonlightStreaming community. I can get stadia to work the lag is abit better at least its playable. But only the HD version not the 4k one. Okay fine, let's try Rainway. And make sure IPv6 is enabled on your router. Host pc: Software: Sunshine with tailscale running as exit node, having 1GBit connection Hardware: RX 480 8GB I7 3770S 16 GB. Everything is setup correctly (Chromecast set to 4K 60 hz, Moonlight as well) however, 4K is limited to 30 fps for some reason and I know my PC can run the game at 60 FPS (game is Death Chromecast with Google TV. 0 or later. The diffrent input lag between using controller on ps4 and using controller on chromecast is very noticible. It's 60p only, and doesn't even have a true 24p mode. View community ranking In the Top 5% of largest communities on Reddit Moonlight w/chromecast & custom rez nichefiend. However the fact that Gamestream works fine indicates an issue with the Moonlight +WiFi combo. Recently, I tried Moonlight on a cheaper MeCool Android TV box and was bummed by the latency associated with video decoding, excess of 100-200ms, making the gameplay experience miserable. Reply. But I've got a massive collection of games on steam that I want to play. Saw somewhere that another redditor was using the Chromecast 4k and wasn't getting great results. If you haven’t kept up with Google’s growing menu of streaming devices, you probably aren’t alone. Chromecasts used to have a 50p mode, and Google started removing that mode from some items, not sure which ones. Various versions of the Moonlight client on Shield - 9. All work through sunshine/moonlight with virtual here and Dual Sensex and DS4. If you have an Nvidia I would use Moonlight app on chromecast and add a desktop option to the game stream settings. Moonlight should be able to reach about 5-10ms but the CCwGTV can only manage 20ms (with ethernet and HEVC). The latency is more between your PC and the chromecast, it needs to stream the video signal from your PC as well as the controller signal etc. When gaming on windows, the frame rate for the most part seems pretty good, and the motion is smooth and obviously the 60fps I set Moonlight and TV. I have the Shield, Chromecast with Google TV and a Chromecast ultra. V-Sync is strongly advised to be turned OFF, adds unnecessary input lag, screen tearing won't show up on the Client side, win-win. I wasn't even able to play Pinball FX or Forza Horizon 5 two days ago using Moonlight because I would miss every ball or curve. It doesn't cap fps like V-Sync. Both need to be turned on for best results (and fps cap). The Chromecast with Google TV works great with Stadia, not so well with other services. So the connection beetween tv and pc is not the issue here at least i think. While on WiFi it does connect but it is laggy Yes, I also use a Chromecast and it works perfectly up to 4K, however I have it connected by ethernet cable with a type c adapter that has several USB, ethernet and power ports. Share Add a Comment The (un)official home of #teampixel and the #madebygoogle lineup on Reddit. I currently use it on the Moonlight app on this TV. Consider a pair of MoCA adapters to bring Ethernet to your living room without running new wiring. Basically, on the CC 4K, I get regular stuttering and complaints from Moonlight that bandwidth is poor suggesting I reduce the bitrate, plus constant audio dropout issues. Oh just read again and you're going to try on chromecast, hmm. 1 speakers. I tried it with ethernet adapter, it wasn't really enough, even in 1080p. I installed moonlight onto it. Also might want to play at 1080p or 720p as the video needs to be For official support please email 8BitDo at support@8bitdo. Frame rate: 60 FPS. Compared to the Shield which is typically < 5ms, the difference is quite noticeable - more than the numbers would suggest. From my experience, lowering the bitrate of the stream also lowers the latency and stutters. Android TV on Moonlight not able to find my PC. From where I live (not the US), the Chromecast Google TV costs 90 euros. As far as I know my television supports Multi-channel pcm passthrough put I'm not able to select 5. They run just fine on the host (I can see both Physical steam link is 1080p. Constant Stutter Moonlight CCWGTV 4K. Moonlight is the open sourced implementation of Nvidia’s GameStream tech. Finding the right combination of DS4, Steam and DUal Sense X per game gets a bit tiresome. Can something be done in terms of…. I launched cemu with my phone on moonlight. Subreddit dedicated to Moonlight Streaming discussion. It seems like it goes easier on the CC processor. HEVC: On. My current set up: desktop PC 8700k and RTX 3080 hardwired to router, streaming to brand new Chromecast on 5ghz wireless. Going from controller to pc to chromecast either via wired or wireless will inherently have more lag than you want for gaming. After that, controller does not work at all. 3. But, I feel like the network capabilities of the TV are not as good as perhaps in some other devices you can plug to a TV. I see the Steam streaming audio devices in my sound settings so I'm not sure what gives. I used the emulated mouse to configure the bluetooth controler (wich appeared in cemu If I use Moonlight on my SHIELD or Galaxy S22 I can no longer browse the internet and need to power cycle my TP-LINK switch (or reboot my Google WiFi modem) to get the internet to reconnect. Plex will then transcode 5. You can do that on iOS too using AirPlay. I can only set 1080p and 1440p resolution, not 4K. I don't recommend it. Looking to get a new TV and stream my computer gaming from my PC in a distant room to the living room via Moonlight or Steam Link app. In Chromecast I can select 5. Amazon, Apple, Google, etc. You have 2 workarounds: set the plex client to optical instead of HDMI passthrough. Faster, hardwired ethernet connectivity to both devices and gigabit ethernet router / switch and cat5e cables would be a good start. I've found the steam link app has a less laggy desktop share than the native cast option, and works well for game streaming with my pc without a good gpu. Input lag has to be over 150ms. Installing Sunshine on my PC and Moonlight on the TV Pros: It's free Cons: Some controllers might have issues with this method and my girlfriend who just got into PC gaming might not love the whole setup aspect of it Getting a 4K Chromecast with Google TV and just use Steam Link from there We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. I added cemu. From Android you can just cast the entire screen. On my receiver I see then "multi-channel" when using sunshine on host. I have to completely exit Moonlight turn off my Wi-Fi and turn it back on to have the game recognize the video and work again. I will be connected to the router in the living room by ethernet, but wireless to the TV. That's just because the Plex Android TV client is dumb with ARC and Plex doesn't seem to want to fix it. Depends on the streaming software, but it should be roughly the same depending on which Pi you're comparing to and which distro you have on it. The pc-based screenshare casting is slow. Streaming performance is otherwise excellent, stutter-free, and artifact-free at a locked 60FPS, using NVENC profile 2. Its preferable that your routers or net switches support 1000mbps (1Gbps) protocol, since moonlight allows you to stream up to 150mbps. 4GHz dongle through a USB-C dock with the Chromecast too!) and a set of Edifier 2. Any tips? No matter what settings, bitrate, frame rate etc, I just can't get decent performance on my Chromecast. Again by quoting the networking stats of the TV itself, I think they are asking, “with no other boxes or dongles attached to my tv screen can I run a moonlight app installed on Hi there! I set out to do exactly that and have a solution for you. I’ve been using moonlight on iPad Pro and the touchpad works fine, I’ve now installed it on the Tab S7+ and the touchpad mouse isn’t working in Moonlight. Nowadays you could afford an Android TV that has official Google TV since the cheap ones have a very unstable Wi-Fi connection or download Moonlight for LG TV Web OS on We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. I’m doing this over Ethernet entirely, and am achieving very low network latency (1-5ms). moonlight is better than steam link, since it's like nvidia's gamestream (before nvidia kill off gamestream) you could stream emulators better (since you could emulate mouse mode), while steam link can't do it well (it's always on keyboard and The setup: Chromecast is connected to the 5G network, using tailscale and moonlight, paired with a bluetooth controller, getting around 200MBits Host pc: Software: Sunshine with tailscale running as exit node, having 1GBit connection Hardware: RX 480 8GB I7 3770S 16 GB No. They run just fine on the host (I can see both screens at the same time), with no stuttering, but on the TV the FPS drops are very noticeable. All you need to do is force a custom resolution that is 16:9. I've also seen lots of people recommending to use an ethernet connection for best performance. ago. Moonlight has totally playable latency, but disconnects every 5 minutes and tells me to port forward. 0 to get 4K 60hz. If it's decoder latency: Lower resolution (Moonlight reduces bitrate on changing latency, so you should set it to higher value to not lose quality). Your GPU is good. If your PC has a Quadro GPU, install the Quadro Experience software instead. I've came across many posts saying how awesome moonlight + sunshine is. I can still hear the sounds and recognise that my inputs still work (pausing the I am streaming from Sunshine to Moonlight over Ethernet, with Sunshine running on a PC with a 5900x, 4080 Super, and 32GB of RAM. Even if you do have 50p mode, it's best to stick to 60 since it will match most online content better, and 24/25p content looks ok on 60 while 30p content is terrible on 50. Share. Just started with moonlight and getting the same thing when trying a stream over internet. I dual boot Linux and windows. This has been a major disappointment for me because it works fine on my shield tv. I almost got the chromecast 4k and noticed that the fire stick had a newer CPU and went with that. From Google: "Thanks to using a different chipset, the 1080p model supports AV1 video decoding — due to hardware differences, the 4K model does not. Remove your chromecast device and wires from contact with all other devices and watch how your wifi magically begins to work again! So dam annoying. like any other game, nothing specific. I wonder if Moonlight is using the "low latency decoding" feature of Android 11, in fact I don't even know if the Amlogic drivers support it. The Chromecast with Google TV has pretty bad latency for Gamestream. 1 in the app. I'm having an issue with my Moonlight and Sunshine streaming setup. Hello, i bought ethernet adapter for my CCwGTV4K (2020) and when i did network performance tests in local network, i'm getting really good speeds. : r/cloudygamer. 4 player mario cart via yuzu was worth it. I find I can play chill games on it such as Fall Guys just fine but Overwatch feels slow. it would be questionable. If they aren't there's And before you say buy a shield tv for gaming, unfortunately, it's out of my budget and I need a USB port which is only on the pro. exe. Moonlight is smooth as butter with the right settings and decent network. Moonlight reported Nerwork latency is 2/3ms, and decoding latency is 7. As for the Chromecast, my setup is a little more involved. Also tried tethering the Shield to my phone running a 5GHz WiFi hotspot, but it was unusable due to stuttering, likely due to lack of bandwidth provided by the phone. Your PC may need a reboot after installation to finish setup. Moonlight works great for about 5 minutes and then disconnects and tells me to do something regarding port forwarding. No, the Ultra is a receiver only. I have Read that people use fire Stick, Chromecast, and Nvidia shield. View community ranking In the Top 1% of largest communities on Reddit Moonlight, Steam Link, GeForce Now are all stuttery compared to using USB C out on my phone. Moonlight Client on Galaxy Tab S7+ Touchpad Issue. Hello, So I'm using sunshine on my home theater PC and Moonlight on my 4k Chromecast in my living room. Plus you'd need a hub for Ethernet or the official adapter. On the Fire TV, in the exact same setup and location, it works flawlessly. I found lowering bandwidth helped more. I also considered buying the Chromecast for tv and building a steam link machine with a raspberry pi 4 which comes out to a little bit more than a Chromecast with the hub for the missing ports. Local multiplayer using moonlight? I am attempting to get the game It Takes Two to work through the app moonlight on my tv. My monitor is 1440p and TV is 4K. all have some great options. to select Steam or Playnite. Maybe is not others to blame, bluetooth lag in Android is a thing, maybe Android TV 12 will improve it. I would say latency on the Shield is virtually unnoticeable over Ethernet and WiFi is still perfectly playable with good signal. Ethernet will indeed offer lower latency. Both are good however, so if the budget is the biggest concern right now you won't be upset with Moonlight. Moonlight works perfectly on all of my other devices without needing to do any tier 2 networking junk that I don't understand. " AV1 encoding isn't great for game streaming. Gotta have atleast 50 mbit upload speeds. I want to stream my desktop so I added on GeForce Gamestream the mstsc. Interesting, I just got the cheaper model from them, without a VGA port - https://amzn. I use nvdia shield. To the Chromecast, I’ve connected two Xbox controllers through Bluetooth (you can use the 2. Regardless of which streaming device you choose, make sure Does the new Chromecast support Bluetooth controllers and Steam Link, AMD Link or Moonlight apps? Share Sunshine/moonlight microstutter issues on linux. However, sooner or later thhe image freezes while playing a game. Lag is unnoticable, the only issue is the frame drops from time to time. Hi people, I'm considering a Chromecast 4K to use with Moonlight for 1080P@60 30+Mbps, but I've seen some get 20-25ms latency and others even worse… Jul 12, 2021 ยท For $50, the Chromecast with Google TV might actually be the best-valued gaming console on the market. On your gaming PC, install the GeForce Experience software from NVIDIA. Dunno how you'd use moonlight with the Ultra, but Moonlight on the Google TV gets lapped by the built in Gamestream option on the Shield.
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