UltraVNC

Does the Repeater really offer a better performance? When we tested it a while ago, it seamed to us that the repeater only does some routing, and we did not get a better performance. The aim of the Repeater in Mode I seems to me to be able to access several Severs with a private IP. The aim of the ...

We have more or less the same problem, but we only want to connect up to 10 viewers. And these have at least 100 Mbit connections. But we still have performance problems too. When all of the screen changes the time delays are 15 to 20 seconds. We have done several tests, to find out what may help to ...

You can use the VNC-Reflector as a proxy in their LAN. You will only have one connection to the Reflector and they can have multiple connections only to the Reflector. If you want you can even find a compiled windows version of the program. If you want to make it a service on a windows PC you will ...

You can use a standalone version of the java-viewer as an applet on your website. The IP and password of your computer can be given as parameters for the applet if you want to.

We are using UltraVNC with several viewers at the same time (2-10 viewers), to show the presentations in videoconferences. In the last time we had the problem that we wanted to show several animations and videos over VNC. Okay, I know it is not optimal to use VNC for this, but we had not found ...

Normally you have to turn off some features of the hardware acceleration of your vga-card. I wonder why this is done automaticly when you are an admin. But if the acceleration is not turned of, the video will be inserted as a video-overlay. You will find this in the advanced properties of your ...

I am curious. I am looking at implementing a videoconference solution my self and trying to save money. Did you guys use an open source video conferencing solution? No, we use hardware videoconferencing devices. Even commercial vc-software is not as good as the hardware solutions. In my view the ...

In this forum I found several links to teamviewer, which is based on UltraVNC. It has the really cool feature to switch between server and client-mode in a connection with 2 computers. So you can see the screen of the other user and in one click he can see your screen instead. But if a third ...

I'm looking for a feature like this too. We use UVNC in addition to videoconferences, to broadcast the pc-screen. Normaly we record the sessions to, so that the pc with the screen recording is the vnc-server for all participants and the one who talks takes control over the server. In a conference ...

There are tools that can record and playback VNC-sessions:
http://ttt.uni-trier.de/ttt.en.html
But they use java for it.

The VNC2SWF is a great idea, but it will only work on a linux computer. It would be great to have something like this available for windows too.