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I noticed that using OSXvnc on a gigabit local network is much slower in terms of update speed vs the default screen sharing (in VNC compatibility mode.) FFmpeg uses avfoundation to capture the screen at full refresh rate via rgba, and it works great. This is an enhancement that I just noticed. OSXvnc calls GL methods directly to get the screen (I think) which is slower.
I use OSXvnc since it supports so many more display modes than the default screensharing. This is especially true when using a non-mac os to remote into a macOS host. Since Screen Sharing supports the apple adaptive codec, it is super smooth. On linux, VNC supports many more modes than default screen sharing doesn't. The speed increase by using ZRLE, i.e is negated if the capture method for the screen is slower than the default screen sharing in VNC backward compatibility mode. I just suggest using avfoundation for a massive increase in capture speed.
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Pull requests are welcome, but I prefer to get small commit sets which are much easier to review for me. You would also have to fix the header comments in the new files to include a GPL compatible license statement ("All rights reserved" is incompatible).
I noticed that using OSXvnc on a gigabit local network is much slower in terms of update speed vs the default screen sharing (in VNC compatibility mode.) FFmpeg uses avfoundation to capture the screen at full refresh rate via rgba, and it works great. This is an enhancement that I just noticed. OSXvnc calls GL methods directly to get the screen (I think) which is slower.
I use OSXvnc since it supports so many more display modes than the default screensharing. This is especially true when using a non-mac os to remote into a macOS host. Since Screen Sharing supports the apple adaptive codec, it is super smooth. On linux, VNC supports many more modes than default screen sharing doesn't. The speed increase by using ZRLE, i.e is negated if the capture method for the screen is slower than the default screen sharing in VNC backward compatibility mode. I just suggest using avfoundation for a massive increase in capture speed.
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