UltraVNC

Hi, I tested it and it's working fine. I even tested the client against a tight vnc server and it worked right. Thank you. The behavior is just like the one on TightVnc: On the viewer, there are 2 pointers when the server mouse is moved. A second after it stops the "server pointer" automatically ...

I think vnc has a great potencial not only as a remote workstation but also as a way to share the computer where there's a user using it both on the server and on the client. This can be used in (remote) classrooms where the teacher can show the students how to do something or just make a ...

TightVNC has a pseudo-encoding for sending server cursor position to the client. This way it's possible to move the cursor at the server and make the cursor at client follow the movement.
Does UltraVNC have anything like this?
Any plans on including this?

I just couldn't make the mouse movements on the server make the mouse move on the client. I took a look at the java code from TightVNC and compared it to UltraVNC. TightVNC has a pseude-encoding that send the cursor position from the server to the client which solves my problem: EncodingPointerPos ...

http://www.unixuser.org/~euske/vnc2swf/ It's opensource. It let's you create a swf (Flash) file from a connection to a vnc server. The file ends up being smaller than creating video files like avi. UltraScreenRecorder would be greater if it could create swf files too. How about making it open source ...