I've done some research into streaming video on a remote desktop for a project before and I've never heard of libfxcodec, can you go into more detail about it? I can't find anything about it.
I didn't believe you until this brought up the parent comment as the only result:
https://encrypted.google.com/search?q=xrdp+libfxcodec
Shortest Googlewhack(-ish) I've ever accidentally stumbled upon myself, for sure!
Cheers!
Re:My Hackintosh Hardware Spec
by codewithcheese on Thursday April 27, 2017 @08:44PM
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Oops yep, thanks for the correction j_s
I can really only use Spice on Linux. The Mac client is unusable. Haven't tried the Windows build.
It would be a nice protocol if there were functional clients, but I fear that train has sailed.
RDP will give better results and there are tons of implementations.
NoMachine is probably the best documented and supported. However is proprietary but they have a free version. I believe it can do streaming video.
Spice is poorly documented and seems to not be maintained however it is very efficient and can stream janky video.
Have a look at XRDP with libfxcodec for streaming video (need lots of bandwith) otherwise without libfxcodec for decent low bandwidth