Thats what I did. I followed the instructions and used the GiHub instructions. The install works fine, but the results are not what I expected.
If I follow the manual procedures as described by you, I have to perform many more steps that are not mentioned in your guide just to compile moonlight, because several dozen dependencies are missing.
Following the GitHub procedures does what it is supposed to do and installs the precompiled moonlight, just with the problem that the Stream is launched on the Host PC and not on the Raspberry where it schould be. This result is explained in no tutorial.
Hi, is just me or the triggers in XBOX 360 controller don’t work with this configuration under Steam in Big Picture? the rest of the buttons are working fine, but not the triggers, any clue? Thanks
As i am a linux noob, I am a little confused here. How do i start installing moonlight with the “do it yourself version”? What is my first ssh command?
Maybe not climb a mountain before you can climb a hill begin to familiarize yourself with linux and learn the basics before trying this on your installation.
You need those packages to be a certain version at the point that i wrote this howto those packages was outdated perhaps now its not even necessary to download those from the debian stretch repo.
hell one easy way to find out download the source and try )
ps dont add the stretch repo just grab those deb packages from the website
as for the second package search for it not sure why it was removed
It may be simple for you but as i am a linux noob, this is the only step i am stuck into (i have read your how to from scratch and - i assume - i will have a problem in the other steps ).
So can someone post the full ssh commands before the:
I have a “general” question though about moonlight performance. I have managed to install moonlight-embedded 2.1.1 on a clean raspbian image (rasp1 model b, oc to high). Though it works i see that the performance on my pi (i also used a rasp2 with almost same results) and in specific games (like GRID 2, NBA 2K14 etc) is not so good. What i mean is that while i have a perfect performance (fps) on my host pc, the fps is a little choppy on my rasp1/2. Is it a matter of host pc? Networking? A bug in moonlight version?
Any help appreciated
My host pc machine: Intel core 2 quad Q6600, GTX 750 ti 2GB OC, 4 GB DDR-2 Ram, wired ethernet, win 7 Ultimate 64bit (all games in 720 p, low to medium settings)
my general recommendation dont overclock instead move mem around overclocking only leads to corruption and issues and then you be back complaining about OSMC acting weird seen that a lot lately make sure that the rpi is wired and try not to go full hd work your way up with resolutions instead of just going about like its the best hardware ever…
I did lower the graphics in 640*480 resolution. Same “glitch”. Well , it is not exactly a glitch but i feel that i am playing in 20 fps (rasp) rather than 30 fps (pc host). I see that especially in ^moving scenes^ (e.g in nba2k14 when the player has the ball and the screen is rolling)
begin to familiarize yourself with linux and learn the basics before trying this on your installation.
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