Self-Hosted 147: The Problem with Game Streaming
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Apr 18, 2025 The hosts uncover a long-standing mystery and reveal their latest tech experiments. They explore the evolution of game streaming, introducing Apollo as a game-changer in efficiency. Listeners learn about advanced features like HDR support and low latency gameplay. The episode also highlights challenges in self-hosting apps, privacy concerns in media streaming, and the excitement building up for the upcoming Linux Fest Northwest. They wrap up with reflections on their podcasting journey and invite audience interaction for a special farewell.
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Apollo Enables Efficient Game Streaming
- Alex built a Windows 11 gaming PC with a 9950X 3D CPU and RTX 3080 GPU.
- He streams games to lower-resolution devices like the Steam Deck using Apollo, reducing bandwidth and latency.
Virtual Display Optimizes Streaming
- Apollo creates a virtual display matching the client's resolution to optimize resource use.
- This reduces bandwidth, latency, and GPU load compared to streaming the host's full resolution.
Use Domica for Simple Home Assistant
- Use Domica app for simplified Home Assistant control focusing on core daily functions.
- It supports first-class widgets and critical notifications, making it ideal for family members.