Steam in-home streaming enters beta
One of the fancy features promised by SteamOS is the ability to stream Windows games over your home wireless network. And it's entered beta.
One of the fancy features promised by SteamOS is the ability to stream Windows games over your home wireless network. So even if you don't have a top of the line Steam Machine hooked up to your TV, you'll still be able to use your primary gaming PC to stream Windows games wirelessly.
The feature has now entered beta, and is primarily directed at "development partners." (via PC Gamer) However, "more and more people" will be invited into the beta over time. In fact, it appears that many non-developers are already getting access.
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One of the fancy features promised by SteamOS is the ability to stream Windows games over your home wireless network. And it's entered beta.-
really curious how small the latency is. just for educational sake, how much ms is there betweens computers on a network. and Id like to see real-life latency data using a video camera
the future is here........diablo3 on the can on my android device-
LAN in a house is going to be like 1ms.
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Unless you use your vita to stream games at which time you want to pre-empt every move.
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apparently you can do it now with any android device http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2505510
I wonder what extra features the steam option might have.
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