Hello!
First of all, thanks @rock88 for porting Moonlight to Switch. I've been trying to use moonlight-nx but was experiencing frequent freezes. I used the default settings at first (720p 60FPS, 10Mbps, 4 threads, logging disabled) and couldn't get it to work for more than 5 minutes before the video froze, though audio and even controls still worked (looking at the PC's monitor). I tried to find out what was happening so I enabled logging, but after enabling logging the freezes stopped.
I toggled logging on and off multiple times and I get the same behavior every time, if logging is disabled the video freezes within ~5 minutes every single time. If logging is enabled the video freezes don't seem to happen at all (or take much longer), the longest session I played this way was at least 45 minutes and everything worked perfectly, the stream was responsive and smooth, no freezing and not a single stutter. It looks like something is happening and causing the video to freeze a short time after starting the stream if logging is turned off. As I've said it's not immediate, but I never managed to play for more than 5 minutes without logging enabled.
I'm using the Switch on 5GHz WiFi in handheld mode (same room as the router) and running Atmosphere 0.12.0 with HOS 10.0.2, moonlight-nx is v1.1.0. The host PC is connected to the network with a cable.
First of all, thanks @rock88 for porting Moonlight to Switch. I've been trying to use moonlight-nx but was experiencing frequent freezes. I used the default settings at first (720p 60FPS, 10Mbps, 4 threads, logging disabled) and couldn't get it to work for more than 5 minutes before the video froze, though audio and even controls still worked (looking at the PC's monitor). I tried to find out what was happening so I enabled logging, but after enabling logging the freezes stopped.
I toggled logging on and off multiple times and I get the same behavior every time, if logging is disabled the video freezes within ~5 minutes every single time. If logging is enabled the video freezes don't seem to happen at all (or take much longer), the longest session I played this way was at least 45 minutes and everything worked perfectly, the stream was responsive and smooth, no freezing and not a single stutter. It looks like something is happening and causing the video to freeze a short time after starting the stream if logging is turned off. As I've said it's not immediate, but I never managed to play for more than 5 minutes without logging enabled.
I'm using the Switch on 5GHz WiFi in handheld mode (same room as the router) and running Atmosphere 0.12.0 with HOS 10.0.2, moonlight-nx is v1.1.0. The host PC is connected to the network with a cable.