moonlight_hdr_launcher VS Moonlight-Switch

Can't seem to get HDR to work from a Shield TV if HEVC (H265) is turned off. HDR works with HEVC, but at the cost of poorer performance and FPS dips during gameplay. I'm using the Mass Effect Andromeda trick (https://github.com/lyckantropen/moonlight_hdr_launcher) and I can only really say I noticed this issue recently. Anyone else experiencing this - or is everyone who got HDR to work stuck with HEVC?

Just check https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.liuzh.deviceinfo, there are many options to stream in HDR like https://github.com/lyckantropen/moonlight_hdr_launcher + playnite

This worked: https://github.com/lyckantropen/moonlight_hdr_launcher

I installed the Moolight HDR launcher on the remote PC (https://github.com/lyckantropen/moonlight_hdr_launcher), and use Moonlight on my Shield. This way, I have an icon « Mass Effect Andromeda » which starts the streaming without loading any game. From there, I just use a mouse to start my games from the Xbox app.

I'm using moonlight_hdr_launcher with gamestream launchpad which I have set to launch steam big picture mode so that I don't need to fake Andromeda for every game. I add all of my games to Big Picture Mode because I like to use as my steam controller and to use steam link on my phone on occasion. This lets me play any game on my computer at 1440p,120Hz, HDR.

On host PC, I have moonlight HDR launcher (https://github.com/lyckantropen/moonlight_hdr_launcher) configured to start a HDR game stream: My moonlight HDR launcher config is as follows:

I just got the same one and it works for me using this launcher https://github.com/lyckantropen/moonlight_hdr_launcher. Took a bit of tinkering. I struggled to get it working because the EDID was not display 1 in windows so it would always stream my other monitor regardless of what was set as primary. My gpu always makes the displayport connections montior 1, if you can rearrange yours to make your EDID first that might fix it. If you can't do that it's a bit more annoying, can try to follow this guide which worked for me https://lighthouse.thecloudiest.com/2020/12/20/fix-nvidia-shield-moonlight-selecting-the-wrong-monitor/. This thread is also helpful, https://www.reddit.com/r/cloudygamer/comments/ma3zsr/moonlight_finally_solved_the_problem_with_windows. But I used something called multimonitor tool instead of the one listed in that guide. You may have a different issue though cause if it doesn't work when it's the only monitor then something else might be wrong, good luck!

Pretty sure you can grab a copy of moonlight on the hbstore or here (github).

So if you’re able to hack a Switch Lite you should be able to install Moonlight https://github.com/XITRIX/Moonlight-Switch and be able to play TF2. This would require you to have a PC that can run TF2.

Hm, this limitation is well documented. Are you sure you're not running at 8mbps? Even then, I still get quite a bit of frame delay.

Yes, with Moonlight Switch. I think for AMD GPUs there is an alternative but as far as I'm aware this is the best performing one.

That's the basics behind Moonlight, yes. You'll need that Switch client as well as the base setup for Moonlight.

Mentions of weak Wi-Fi performance and CPU decoding from the Moonlight-Switch repo.