When you go to launch moonlight streaming on the Pi, there are several additional options, which you’re able to add to the command line. To help improve the performance of the Raspberry Pi Nvidia shield streaming you can tinker with some settings. There are additional configuration options that you might be interested in taking a look at. It’s all good to go now, to begin streaming simply enter the following. This application can be found by simply searching for it.ĥ. To do this, go to CMD (command prompt) on Windows. To begin, make sure you know the IP address of the gaming PC you want to connect to. If you don’t have Geforce experience application installed, then you download it at the Geforce website.ġ.
Secondly, you will need to make sure you have the GeForce experience app installed. To begin, you will need to make sure you have a Nvidia GeForce graphics card.
This process is super easy, and I’ll go through the steps below. That’s all you need to do, and now we’re ready to connect the Pi up to a PC.
#MOONLIGHT VS REMOTER INSTALL#
Now install the package by running the following command.
#MOONLIGHT VS REMOTER UPDATE#
Next, you will need to update the package list by simply running the following command. curl | gpg -dearmor | sudo tee /usr/share/keyrings/moonlight-archive-keyring.gpg >/dev/nullĤ. You need to fetch and install the GPG key so you will not receive warnings about the public key not being available. echo "deb buster main" | sudo tee /etc/apt//moonlight.listģ. The | will copy the result of the first command into the second. In here we need to add the moonlight repository to our package source list. To begin, you will need to either SSH or be in the terminal on your Pi.Ģ. We recommend that you use Raspbian Stretch for this tutorial.ġ. If you don’t and have no idea where to start, then you can find my handy guide to installing Raspbian here. Setting up Raspberry Pi Moonlight SoftwareĪs with the majority of the tutorials on this website, you will need to make sure you have Raspbian installed. It goes through all the steps to getting this cool Raspberry Pi tutorial up and running.
#MOONLIGHT VS REMOTER HOW TO#
If you want to see how to get this up and running, then be sure to check out the video below. Keep in mind you will probably want to avoid using WiFi and use Ethernet for the best performance. You will need the following equipment for this Raspberry Pi Nvidia Shield tutorial. You will then be able to stream most games that are available to the Pi. This software will connect to the Nvidia Geforce Experience app running on a PC. In this tutorial, we will be using a software package called Moonlight on the Pi.
Unfortunately, there isn’t an AMD equivalent of doing the same thing at the time of when I wrote this tutorial. One of the most significant downsides to this tutorial is that you will need a Nvidia graphics card in your computer. You can also now set up your Raspberry Pi to act as a Steam Link using one line of code. With this, you will be able to play most modern games, but you will also need to have a computer that is powerful enough to run them. This tutorial is perfect for anyone who loves video games, but something like the Raspberry Pi retro game emulator is a little too old school for you. This project is an awesome way to get games to another screen or TV in your house without spending a huge amount of money on extra equipment.
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