Vita Moonlight updated to version 0.3(.1) – Support for GFE 3.11, performance improvements and bug fixes
While the Vita is a pretty capable and useful handheld on its own, some people want to enlarge its game library by streaming PC games onto it. Thanks to Moonlight and developer d3m3vilurr, the Moonlight Vita homebrew has been created (and still updated) for exactly this purpose.
What is Moonlight?
Moonlight is an open-source implementation of the nVidia GameStream client that allows you to locally stream your Steam games (and a very large percentage of non-steam games/software such as console emulators like PCSX2 and Dolphin) to a device of your choice (such as Android/iOS devices and on other PCs through Chrome). It allows for high-quality streaming with minimal to no input lag of your PC games.
Only some Nvidia graphics cards are supported so you can check if your GPU is supported by checking the link below.
Geforce GTX users (GTX 650+), you’re in luck! AMD, Intel and Geforce GT users must use PC Link which is still in Beta
For best results, you should have a good local internet connection with your PC which you can achieve by owning a good wireless router and having your computer connected via Ethernet.
What got changed/updated in Vita Moonlight 0.3(.1)?
Vita Moonlight version 0.3.0 and 0.3.1 bring about the following:
- Support was added for GFE 3.11.- version 0.3
- A new configuration option about reference frame invalidation. According to a Reddit user, disabling the option removes almost all input lag if you had any. – version 0.3
- The configuration for unset resolutions was fixed. – version 0.3
- An issue was fixed in which you couldn’t connct to new devices (PCs) – version 0.3.1
As you can see, this is a very important update since it has some important bug and compatibility fixes. If you’re on version 0.3, it’s highly recommended you update to 0.3.1 since the bug fixed is pretty major.
Conclusion
To get this homebrew utility, simply download the VPK from the link below and install it from VitaShell after copying it via FTP/USB. As of writing this article, an older version (0.2) is available on VitaDB so you can’t get it directly from VHBB just yet but Rinnegatamante should update it soon enough.
Release page (changelog for v0.3.1 + download link): https://github.com/xyzz/vita-moonlight/releases/tag/0.3.1
Vita Moonlight v0.3 changelog (don’t get the VPK from here tho!): https://github.com/xyzz/vita-moonlight/releases/tag/0.3.0
System requirements (supported cards): https://www.geforce.com/geforce-experience/system-requirements
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Ordinal actually
PubG On my Vita? YEESS
Tried and for me it was horribly. The rear touch sucks on the beloved vita
Get the Hori adapter for your Vita, it works wonders– basically adds an L2/R2 to your Vita.
Nisu
Playing GTA5 with my gtx1080 on 1280×760@30fps fluid without input lags. At 60 fps you feel the input lag alot. Must have homebrew in my opinion!
unfortunately i dont have good local internet, so its nothing for me.
the speed of most wlan routers is 100mbits which is more then enough to stream games in lan. doesnt depend on your actual bandwidth
Big thanks to the developers ! This is one of the most useful Vita homebrew !
well for me it used to work a long time ago but since with newer releases i constantly get can’t connect to server
disable your local firewall, then it will connect
i have no firewall on
dont forget to add a server.txt file with the ip adress of you computer to the moonlight folder and enable shield streaming on geforce experience.
but still you cant stream your vita games to PC, is it that hard to make 🙁
there is a plugin to do this. also you can see davee on his streams do it all the time. is it really that hard to find it ? no, it isnt.
http://vitadb.rinnegatamante.it/#/info/305
anybody manage to play dolphin or other emulator w/ this?