(ii) Linux virtual desktops without activating the X11 vector graphics mode. (i) Connections to the remote physical desktop. NoMachine supports H.264 hardware acceleration for these types of sessions: NoMachine and H.264 hardware acceleration (GPU) All these methods are applied at the same time. For example, a video is encoded by H.264 software encoding, static images are encoded by JPEG and textual elements of GUIs are encoded by X graphics primitives by using the NX compression algorithm that is an optimization of the X11 protocol. The X11 Vector Graphics mode is a proprietary method which uses a combinations of different techniques to encode each element of the screen in the most convenient way. 6), H.264 is used when the browser supports WebRTC/HTML5 and H.264 and the support for WebRTC is enabled on the NoMachine Server.Īt the moment, H.264 hardware encoding is not available when virtual desktops are running in X11 vector graphics mode (default) and it's not supported in Linux custom sessions. No further actions are necessary to enable H.264 support in NoMachine sessions.įor web sessions (from v. When hardware encoding or decoding is not available, NoMachine falls back to software encoding/decoding. Please consult the changelog for details about version 6.6.8: Īll packages for Windows, Linux, Mac and Raspberry include the AVC/H.264 software codec.
NoMachine supports H.264 GPU-accelerated (hardware) and software encoding/decoding out-of-the-box (since version 6.6.8).
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