Moonlight allows you to play your PC games on almost any device, whether you're in another room or miles away from your gaming rig. Moonlight (formerly Limelight) is an open source implementation of NVIDIA's GameStream protocol.
Running the Moonlight executable from the command line could allow Moonlight to be executed with a script and e.g., run a specific application on a specific computer with specific options (frame rate, resolution, bitrate, full screen, etc.) through such a script with the right options. This script could then, for example, be task scheduled to run automatically on user sign-on.
Just wrote a little helper to start new virtual display automatically when moonlight client connects, matching client's resolution and framerate settings - just like what Sidecar does
Moonlight, when used in combination with Sunshine, could allow the user to toggle between multiple monitors, using a keyboard shortcut.
I'd like to have a feature where you can toggle whenever your (phisical) screen must be public (current mode) or not (screen would become black, or at least have a message like "privacy mode is enabled"). Obviously, if the mode is enabled, you would still be able to control the computer through moonlight. And if you can, make it support multiple monitors. Thank you for providing an such software!
I often use Moonlight on my laptop in a low resolution with background controller input turned on while playing on my gaming PC streaming to my AppleTV. I use this roundabout but well-working solution because the AppleTV’s controller support has often given me issues with latency and deadzones and isn’t very customizable.
As far as I know, Moonlight for Tizen TV is a web app based on moonlight-chrome. Shouldn't it be possible to create a browser-based Moonlight version for desktop based on these?