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reboot without internet. "connect failed, not logged in" prompt just keeps popping up and won't stop. please fix.

well, running remotly.exe in normal user account has a problem -- UAC dialog box is not accessible (the one asks for admin credentials for app install etc). I figure remotly.exe runs in user's context, hence can't access UAC dialog box. The solution right now is to a), in normal user...

I really like the "require device authorization" at per host level. however, it does bring a problem. say if I am away, and need to access a host from a new computer, there will be no way for me to authorize the new device via dialog box popped on host's screen. Need an alternative way of...

any idea on timing of paid plan? 1MB/sec is too slow to be practically useful

the P2P with error correction indeed prevented pixelation. but the picture would completely freeze for 1-3 seconds. while Parsec only slows the framerate down. tested on the same host/client/network/app between remotely vs. Parsec.

looks like file transfer is capped at 1 MB/s. would it be possible to allow high speed file transfer for P2P connection? or is the high speed file transfer is reserved for future paid version?

I can confirm that the method you listed above for use under normal user account works well. HW encoding is enabled now. also did a comparison to Parsec, and performance is similar for 3D benchmark. the only difference been that Parsec seems to handle network jittering somewhat differently...

I think I understand how it works. remotly_boot.exe runs in background at boot, but gets replaced once remotly.exe actual runs. but many features are implemented only in remotly.exe only, hence the problems I have faced. did you by any chance test out this following? which might also result...

will then wait for the new version to test out. right now, even if login to admin account (installed remotly) the icon does not show up in sys-tray. maybe I did something wrong, but it was rather simply procedure to install. this is also a NAS, hence not running admin right. this computer is...

1. Both video encode and video decode stay at 0% all the time. remotly_boot.exe is the only process that consumes CPU and stays around 1-3%. Compatibility mode was turned off. 2. Furmark's full screen benchmark should be exclusive mode I would think. Runs in Parsec 3. In home network...

thanks for the tremendously fast response. appreciate that. will test out on weekend. on separate question, not sure remotly is using GPU. GPU video encode utilization is always zero, but 3D utilization is not. Turned compatibility mode off in both host and client. in host, turned on...

AMD 5950x (no iGPU), Nvidia 4060 GPU. turned on compatibility mode both on host and client. reboot -> remote connect to log in screen -> login with normal user -> switch user -> blank screen. repeated multiple times I was able to get it to work by not switching user, but instead, sign out...

another problem I am having is that -- after rebooting, connect to host, log in as normal user. then, choose to "switch user", remotly would just be blank, and then show "no signal, waiting for signal" and "try again, disconnect"... Parsec has same problem, but Parsec normally recovers...

Looks like I found the reason after computer reboot, if log into administrator account in host (remotly originally installed under), the file transfer works fine. if after reboot, log into normal user account, file transfer option does not show up. in normal user account, remotly does not...

That is strange. none of these options shows up in host sides. the host has remotly installed as admin and start with windows as service Host -- installed as admin and start as service client -- portable connect via connect anywhere. screen shot from host side. windows 11 client side...

Using windows version, host is installed version and client is portable version. can't figure out how to do file transfer. using connect anywhere right now. not sure if that is the reason.