gamestream_launchpad VS chiaki4deck

I don't have much to add, except that if you play on more than one device, adding gamestream launchpad commands for Playnite to sunshine as programs can also give you easy access to custom resolutions and all your games if you also play on devices like a Steam Deck (720p), ROG Ally(1080p), or an iPad (weird 1600p).

You can also use Gamestream Launchpad which is great for this!

Have you heard of Gamestream Launchpad? It does this through GOG or Playnite.

I found thia project on GitHub which forces your PC to your desired solution. https://github.com/cgarst/gamestream_launchpad It works extreme robust and works all the time

I found a happy accident with the game stream launchpad:https://github.com/cgarst/gamestream_launchpad

I'm using a program called Gamestream Launchpad (GSLP) to open playnite from the moonlight client on steam deck. But I'm having an issue where when GSLP (which launches as a cmd window) launches playnite its somehow causing playnite to look for the library in the appdata folder (which doesn't exist) so it builds one and resets the library. I use a portable installation so the library folder and all the configs are in the directory of playnite already.

Apparently, I was moving too quickly and thought you were using GameStream Launchpad as I am, which is why my paths include it.

Use the windows version of Chiaki4deck here https://github.com/streetpea/chiaki4deck/releases/tag/v1.5.0 and you can use the touchscreen as touchpad

PS5 - Chiaki or Chiaki4Deck from the Discover store in Desktop Mode

chiaki4deck https://streetpea.github.io/chiaki4deck/

Edit: anyone who wants to check it out it’s here https://streetpea.github.io/chiaki4deck/

I also recommend upgrading to chiaki4deck to have control vibration and zoom(get rid of the black bars)

Have you adjusted the bitrate and audio buffer size? This guide directed me to set those to 30000 and 19200 respectively as well as set the hardware decode method to vaapi and it resolved the audio crackling and stream quality problems I was getting. I do get random white flashes in certain games though apparently due to vsync in some games. You're right about greenlight though I have my xss plugged right into my router exclusively for streaming to my deck and occasionally PC for a few games without cross play that some of my non PC friends play.