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lemmy.zip
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Joined: 2026-05-02
Posted: · edited   Subject: Moonlight streaming Quote

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.zip/post/63608721

Welcome all.
I am personally using recalbox on a Raspberry Pi 400, overclocked to 2147/650.
1 Gbit network on the Raspberry is connected through cable.

The max I can get moonlight to stream games from the main PC (sunlight) is this:
1080p
60fps
12Mbit (higher than 13 causes stutter since the raspberry pi 400 can not cope anymore)

HOST/SUNSHINE settings for AMD 7900XT:
FEC percentage=0
Quantization Parameter=0
Minimum Thread count=4
AMF Variance Based Adaptive Quantization (VBAQ)=1

This maxes 1 core on the Raspberry Pi 400 almost out completely during decoding. And since moonlight is a single core operation, there is no more headroom.

What is the hardware combination you are all using, and what is the maximum streaming settings that you are able to achieve?
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