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Software / Updated Vnc Viewer For Sharp Roms
« on: March 24, 2006, 09:08:21 am »Quote
QuoteVery Nice! Running against x11vnc (a utility to export a currently running X session for those that haven't tried it) and works very well.Thanks for the report.
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I used to use x11vnc but the version I've got only supports a few encodings none of which were particularly efficient. IIRC in the end I settled for using CoRRE but I'm not sure. OTOH, I was using it on a lan so I could just have used raw encoding but by that stage I was testing the more advanced encodings so I needed tightvnc and realvnc to exercise them.
I just had a look at the project page for x11vnc and it looks like the more advanced encodings are now in there so guess what I'll be installing tonight 8^). I'd suggest zrle is most likely the best encoding to use if your version supports it.
I'm pretty much out of ideas for improving this ATM. I don't want to add tight encoding as it looks pretty memory intensive, looks pretty complex and it isn't that well documented - plus it doesn't improve much on zlib and zrle (unless you want fuzzy jpegs).
If I can find specs for the protocol invoking server side scaling I'll add that, too - but I can't find them anywhere.
Any one else got any features they want added?
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That's one reason I like x11vnc, it allows for server side scaling (and does a pretty nice job) to cut down on the data being transfered. But I can't tell if it allows it on the fly, or if its a one time setting at program startup.