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I know you've been working on different aspects of the project and some features come and go, but I wanted to let you know my experiences so far as of today 3/10/2016(JST). Please keep in mind that my experience with AHK is literally only what I've done while playing with your script, lol.
I am running win10 pro 64 on the host computer, and vista 32 on the client. This is not what my final build will be, but what I am using for testing at the moment.
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ALT+Shift seems to work for me without any issues streaming in either direction (must truly be a win8 issue).
Win + Alt + X seems to do nothing on either machine from what I could tell.
I don’t know if this is by design, but the hotkeys list won’t go away, mouse clicking it just makes windows beep. I ended up ; that whole portion out as it was blocking the middle of the screen and wouldn’t disappear for me.
The biggest issue that I’m struggling with is that when the win10 Task Manager is opened from the Vista client, you lose I/O to the host with the mouse and keyboard. Sure, you can move the mouse around on the client, but it has no effect on the host machine. That is, until you use the Host pc’s mouse or keyboard to select the desktop or another window. I had no such issues when the Win10 machine was used as the client accessing Vista task manager.
Oddly enough, the game Lineage 2 also does this when opened on the client. Everything remains streamed from the host, you can play it from the host, but only watch it on the client. Just like with the task manager, it’s like the L2 launcher and the game itself pull the I/O focus back to the host machine for some reason. Again, (on the host machine) if you click the desktop, Alt+Tab to another window, click anything outside the game/launcher window, it returns to working as normal on the client. As such, it makes you unable to use the Task manager or play Lineage 2 from the client. Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
Q: Are you opening task manager with ctrl alt del from Lineage?
A: From the client, I can try to open Task Manager using any method (right click taskbar, CtrlAltDel, etc.) and the client will loose the ability to click or type. The only thing you can do from the client at this point is move the mouse around. However, this movement is only seen on the client PC and not the host. Lineage II is mentioned as it reacts in the exact same manner as the task manager for some reason.
Q: You still have video yet input stops working completely from the host?
A: The client still receives video, and any action taken on the host is seen on the client. Inputs on the host work as normal with no issues.
Q: does clicking off task manager and onto the desktop on the host correct the input problem on the client(If so I should be able to easily fix that)...
A: Yes
Q: Actually now that I think about it. Is steam or the game lineage 2 running as admin?
A: L2 is being run as admin, no sure about steam (default)
Weird, I didn't have any issues with the resolution changer once I set it to the right resolutions streaming in either direction VistaHome32<=>Win10Pro64. Granted, I haven't tried the script in a few days since I've been busy. I'll take a look at the scripting that you've changed and if I get access to that other computer tonight, I'll try it out! Thanks
Alt-tab indeed doesn't work. Streaming the desktop however works great, switching monitors too. However, I've noticed that trying to play any game while using the script is very laggy, compared to smooth 1080p60FPS stream if I just start the game stream. I use borderless window for 95% of my games so either way( desktop stream or game stream) there should be no difference but I've noticed that "Desktop window manager" is taking up 35-45% of my CPU in task manager whenever I try to play any game through your script.
I've had trouble with DWM CPU usage before when I had 1 monitors plugged into my GPU and one into my iGPU on the motherboard, but now I have them both plugged into the GPU.
Any idea why it's causing such huge CPU usage? Anyone else can verify if it happens to them as well or is it just an issue on my side?
I experienced a similar issue awhile back, 2 things you can try, use the new script i've put in my previous post, thats if your using the old one, any features that are missing and you want i'll reimplement immediately. Secondly make sure your steam on both moachines is either up to date or run the beta update on both and get back to me...It could also be one of the autoexec commands in the script causing the problem, but thats not something I can test because i'm not having the issue, I do know that if you enable detect hidden windows in the script it gets all screwy, if it works at all...
No problem what so ever on Win 10 x64??? hmm that tells me my system might be screwed up...wouldn't be the first time lol...
What i'll do to start is create a Hotkey for you to toggle task manager open and closed and we'll see if the problem persists, if it does then what i'll have to do is basically design the script to detect when Task Manager is open and pull focus away and back to it again, just like I did with the stream fix but no black box...now as far as lineage running as admin I suspect its having trouble with the script because its not running as admin, I will correct that specifically for you, now the thing with that is you will also have to run steam as admin as well, it may harp at ya and say its not a good idea but just ignore it, i've been running steam as admin forever to fix input issues in steam games I run through streaming, hopefully that will fix your Lineage 2 issues...Actually now that I think of it running the script as Admin may fix the task manager issue as well, had that problem before I think when I created a hotkey to toggle it open and closed, but i'll add a hotkey for it anyway...
;UNCOMMENT THIS IF YOU RUN STEAM OR ANY GAME AS ADMIN
;if not A_IsAdmin
;{
; Run *RunAs "%A_ScriptFullPath%"
; ExitApp
;}
So it looks like...
;UNCOMMENT THIS IF YOU RUN STEAM OR ANY GAME AS ADMIN
if not A_IsAdmin
{
Run *RunAs "%A_ScriptFullPath%"
ExitApp
}
then recompile it...
And also in compatibility tab for the steam shortcut on both host and client, check run as admin...that should fix your problems, let me know...
Alt tab won't work on Win 8.1, i've extensively tried to get it working, I even created a fix for it here... https://autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?t=10535
Problem is I tried to implement it into the Desktop script but could never get it to work properly, it would behave differently in the script than it would if just ran seperately in another script...