An application originally designed for "cheating" pokerstars. The problem: several family members playing a single table together together, we want to know what we all have to better play the table and win. The solution: write a program that sends a portion of the screen to another computer. P2P screenshare uses simple TCP sockets in C# to send a portion of your screen to multiple end points, using a sender/receiver model. It is coded to allow for 4 "senders" but is theoretically salable to any requirement.
Packet structure is VERY simple with only 2 packet types implemented.
- Image Packet:
- packet[0-3] = int Data size
- packet[4-?] = byte[] image data
- Ping Packet:
- EMPTY
This project also includes a queued console writer for debug purposes, which was almost a separate project altogether...
