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minus-squareWolfLink@sh.itjust.workslinkfedilinkarrow-up1·3 hours agoTake a look at Sunshine and Moonlight. You install Sunshine on the PC and Moonlight on whatever is connected to the TV. Your TV probably has a “Smart TV App Store” that already has Moonlight available to download. It should work well with the default settings, and has very low latency.
minus-squarechiliedogg@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkarrow-up1·1 hour agoBut you still have to know about it. Whereas the Steam Maclhine - like a Playstation, Xbox, or Nintendo - just plugs into the TV and works. Plug in the power, run the HDMI cable to the and log into the wifi after powering it on.
Take a look at Sunshine and Moonlight.
You install Sunshine on the PC and Moonlight on whatever is connected to the TV. Your TV probably has a “Smart TV App Store” that already has Moonlight available to download.
It should work well with the default settings, and has very low latency.
But you still have to know about it.
Whereas the Steam Maclhine - like a Playstation, Xbox, or Nintendo - just plugs into the TV and works.
Plug in the power, run the HDMI cable to the and log into the wifi after powering it on.