#Amd link game streaming tv#
On the Apple TV, iPhone, and Macbook I can utilize the "Steam Link" App (or the "Streaming" function built into the Steam mac application.) On the Apple TV and iPhone I can utilize the "AMD Link" application, and on the Macbook I also have the option of using Parsec.
#Amd link game streaming Pc#
I've got multiple options for streaming the games, depending on the platform. With today's update, 21.4.1, the major news for PC gamers is the introduction of PC-to-PC streaming, which offers local or remote sharing of a desktop or game session between two Radeon PCs. Journeyman III 07-16-2022 12:33 PM AMD Link host support for APUs I bought a laptop with 6800H, updated to Adrenalin 22.6.1, and found no Record and Stream tab, so game streaming via AMD Link is not availabie as well.
#Amd link game streaming pro#
The iPhone 12 Mini is wireless as well obviously, and while the Macbook Pro is currently wireless, the iMac will likely end up being wired into the router as well, as it'll be going into the same room as the router, our "office" space. The Apple TV, being the 2017 model, is utilizing Wi-Fi 5 as opposed to the newer Wi-Fi 6 but I'm seriously considering replacing it with the recently announced 2021 model just to get it up to the faster speed. The Apple TV is on the opposite end of the house as the router, and both are on exterior walls meaning the headache of stringing ethernet cables up walls and across the attic is that much more annoying, and I honestly don't know if I even want to deal with it just for remote play. While the PC will obviously be wired directly into the router, unfortunately the rest of the devices will be operating wirelessly. I currently have three devices I'd be streaming out to: a iPhone 12 Mini, a 2016 Macbook Pro, and a 2017 Apple TV 4K, though the Macbook Pro will likely be replaced with one of the new M1-equipped iMacs by the end of the year. At the time I didn't really have a place for a PC setup, nor did I really want to invest in a monitor, so I decided to make it basically a streaming-only PC instead, with intentions to beam out its signal to any number of devices.įor the first few months I was using it directly connected to a television like a fancy console, but now that the dust has settled on a few things (Namely support for the new "Series" controllers under iOS and moving from a Wi-Fi 5 to a Wi-Fi 6 wireless access point) I've decide to put my original plan in action and stash the computer in a closet, wired to my router, for all of my gaming needs. If you encounter any issues with your streaming set up, feel free to. Last year I built a (what was then) mid-range Gaming PC to play a handful of titles I had been intending on checking out. More intensive games will require better hardware in order to achieve good stream quality.
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