#Moonlight Embedded

Moonlight is an open source implementation of NVIDIA's GameStream, as used by the NVIDIA Shield, but built for Linux/OSX/Windows.

Moonlight Embedded allows you to stream your full collection of Steam games from your powerful Windows desktop to your embedded system, like Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i and Hummingboard.

For a demo see this video.

##Features

• Streams Steam and all of your games from your PC to your embedded system.
• Use mDNS to scan for compatible GeForce Experience (GFE) machines on the network.
• Qwerty Keyboard, Mouse and Gamepad support
• Support Raspberry Pi and i.MX 6 devices

##Requirements

• GFE compatible computer with GTX 600/700/900 series GPU (for the PC you're streaming from)
• High-end wireless router (802.11n dual-band recommended) or wired network
• Geforce Experience 2.1.1 or higher

##Quick Start

• Ensure your machine and embedded system are on the same network
• Turn on Shield Streaming in the GFE settings
• Start Moonlight Embedded with pair
• Accept the pairing confirmation on your PC
• Start Moonlight Embedded with stream
• Play games!

##Usage Usage: moonlight [options] host

Actions:

map Create mapping file for gamepad
pair Pair device with computer
stream Stream computer to device
list List available games and applications
quit Quit the application or game being streamed
help Show this help

Streaming options:

-720 Use 1280x720 resolution (default)
-1080 Use 1920x1080 resolution
-width <width> Horizontal resolution (default 1280)
-height <height> Vertical resolution (default 720)
-30fps Use 30fps
-60fps Use 60fps (default)
-bitrate <bitrate> Specify the bitrate in Kbps
-packetsize <size> Specify the maximum packetsize in bytes
-app <app> Name of app to stream
-nosops Don't allow GFE to modify game settings
-input <device> Use <device> as input. Can be used multiple times
-mapping <file> Use <file> as gamepad mapping configuration file (use before -input)
-audio <device> Use <device> as ALSA audio output device (default sysdefault)
-localaudio Play audio locally

Use ctrl-c to exit application

##Compile and install

• Download and extract Moonlight Embedded from release or git clone
• Install development dependencies
• Initialize the git submodules git submodule update --init

mkdir build
cd build/
cmake ../
make
make install

Dependencies

ArchLinux/Debian (Raspbian)/Debian Development (Raspbian)

• opus/libopus0/libopus-dev
• expat/libexpat1/libexpat1-dev
• openssl/libssl-dev/libssl-dev
• alsa-lib/libasound2/libasound2-dev
• systemd/libudev/libudev-dev
• avahi/libavahi-client3/libavahi-client-dev
• curl/libcurl3/libcurl4-openssl-dev
• libevdev/libevdev2/libevdev-dev

Development only dependencies

• cmake
• C compiler

See also

Moonlight-common-c is the shared codebase between different C implementations of Moonlight

Moonlight-common-c is the used fork used by Moonlight Embedded

Moonlight-common is the shared codebase between different Java implementations of Moonlight

Moonlight also has an Android implementation.

Moonlight-pc also has an Linux/OSX/Windows implementation.

Moonlight iOS also has an iOS implementation.

Moonlight Windows also has an Windows and Windows Phone implementation.

Discussion

XDA
Raspberry Pi Forum
SolidRun Community

##Contribute

1. Fork us
2. Write code
3. Send Pull Requests