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Windows Graphics Capture · Google QUICHE · exact RGB tiles

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Presented frames0

Received0 MB

Datagram RTT—

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Worker decode—

Render scale1:1 pixels

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Copy / Predict tiles0 / 0

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QUIC estimate / acked—

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Refused / expired frames0 / 0

Viewer FPS0

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Skipped / refused0 / 0

Playout delay0 ms

Present interval median / p95—

H.264 presented frames0

H.264 encoder decisionWaiting

Encoders · all enabled

Switch host encoders on or off for this session at once. RGB always stays: it is the fallback every tile can use. Switching H.264 off repairs lossy areas exactly.

H.264 encoder · waiting

Applies to this session at once; a change restarts the video stream with a key frame. Encoders accept different subsets: refused settings are listed below.

Quality 75 Quality vs speed 30 Rate control Profile / entropy Scenario Reference frames Temporal layers Predict from acknowledged pictures Hardware encoder when available Half-resolution video (viewer upscales) Adaptive video frame rate (exact updates keep full rate)

Link emulation · off

Test only: degrades the packets this host sends to this session (random loss, one-way delay with jitter, bandwidth cap). The host must allow it (AllowImpairment).

PresetLoss (%)Added delay (ms)Jitter (ms)Bandwidth cap (Mbps, 0 = none)

Codec map · host defaults

How long a measured codec choice is trusted, by the kind of content it indicates, and how the video area is held together. Changes apply to the running map at once; nothing learnt is discarded.

Statistics · min / mean / median / p95 / p99 / max

Rolling 120 samples per metric. Host: stage timings, sizes, intervals, rates and pipeline latencies. Viewer: what this page measures itself.

Waiting for server telemetry

Top host processes by CPU

Waiting for server telemetry

All server telemetry · Waiting

One-second samples. Rates are summed across monitors; per-monitor values and existing timing, queue, compression and transport counters appear below. No new frames means 0 fps; no timing samples means —.

Waiting for server telemetry

Connect to see the selected Windows displays.
Screen pixels remain on the authenticated connection.