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[shoe54]

If it helps this is what the NAT profile is on the client (WebPlayer) side: http://nattest.net.in.tum.de/individualResult.php?hash=34abe7210ca2022812737d3b48a4a3ac

[shoe54]

Thanks for clearing up the confusion. I’ve met those requirements but the GPU doesn’t seem to be utilized. I’ve set up a virtual desktop with X11 vector graphics mode disabled:

AgentX11VectorGraphics 0

I have attached the session logs. There are 3 log files, the 1001 log file is generated when the server starts up even when there are no client connections established. The 1002 and 1003 log files are generated when a single client connection is established via the WebPlayer.

Nowhere in the session logs does it indicate that the hardware encoder is being used. In addition, there is a line in the 1002 log:

Warning: Can’t load H.264 codec library.

Hope you can help.

Thanks.

Attachments:

1. virtual_desktop_without_x11_vector.1001.txt
2. virtual_desktop_without_x11_vector.1002.txt
3. virtual_desktop_without_x11_vector.1003.txt

[shoe54]

According to https://www.nomachine.com/AR10K00706 under Section 2.3, does it mean that the Terminal Server Evaluation is not able to utilize the hardware GPU for encoding?

Thanks,

Shu

[shoe54]

Do you mean that a Linux Terminal Server isn’t able to take advantage of the GPU to encode a video stream for a remote web player client?

[shoe54]

Logs attached. I reproduced the issue by entering 2 different usernames which are set up as NoMachine admin users: stan and admin.

Thanks.

Attachments:

1. NoMachine-log.tar.gz

[shoe54]

It is a standalone Linux VM:

Operating System: CentOS Linux 7 (Core)

CPE OS Name: cpe:/o:centos:centos:7

Kernel: Linux 3.10.0-862.3.3.el7.x86_64

Architecture: x86-64

centos-release-7-5.1804.el7.centos.2.x86_64

 

Will provide logs shortly. In the mean time, is there a way to enable the “Use acceleration for display processing” setting under System Preferences->Performance without going thru the GUI? I could not find an equivalent option in either server.cfg or node.cfg.

Thanks

 

[shoe54]

If the window is maximised, it is important for the window to fit the full browser area when using the Web Player (it currently has a black empty border). When the browser is resized the window area should be resized to fit the new browser size without any borders or browser scroll bars.

[shoe54]

Is this a potential upcoming feature, or can this be implemented as a paid customisation?

Thanks,

Shu

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