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Very low fps #301
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It's not self-hosted, but I'm having the same issue. I enabled Direct IP on the host, so the connection is direct, but I only get from 4 to 10 fps Edit: it's like if it doesn't refresh enough. After some time it seems to freeze, and I have to refresh it manually to see the updated screen. Edit: use Anydesk, this software is garbage, just like the support it recieves |
I'm having the same problem, in LAN, the connection is p2p and gives 30 fps. But outside LAN the connection is relayed and gives only 5 fps. |
The same problem here: Self hostet; server and client on the same local network. |
Same problem here: |
Same here only 1-5 fps and low bitrate on client with local network connection. |
i had the same problem and i solved it checking the quality settings in the rustdesk client app |
Can't confirm, I tried all codecs, which lead to slightly different framerates, but all below 5 fps. I also tried changing to "optimize for reaction time", also didn't work. |
Privacy Mode will lower FPS. From 30fps to <5fps on my test. |
I also have rustdesk self hosted on my Synology and have the same issue. |
me too |
Describe the bug
I'm using a self hosted rustdesk-server on my Mac with docker.
But when connecting to my remote desktop I barely get 20 fps (max) and an average of 14 fps.
Why it is slow? Even is being hosted on my own private network (LAN), I also have the custom image settings at max in the client, but is still slow.
Describe the environment
docker-compose.yaml
file:How to Reproduce the bug
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
I should get at least 40 fps > since is being ran LAN...
Additional context
Thanks!
Notes
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