Hi,

yes, /gfx:avc444 /network:auto should be the best options.

/gdi:hw uses X11 API to push images to the screen, which might be
slightly faster than /gdi:sw

Other than that all options must be configured server side (the client
just announces what it supports, the server decides which of these
options are actually used)


as for "-encryption", if you do not know what it is for better keep your
hands off that one, it is not quite what you expect (and might prevent a
connection from actually working, as the server just will disconnect if
no encryption is used)


regards

Armin

On 19.10.20 17:01, Darren DeHaven via FreeRDP-devel wrote:
> Hi Jean,
>
> try the gfx options, such as /gfx:rfx.  Also, there's "-encryption" to
> disable encryption, with the obvious security risks.
>
> On Sun, Oct 18, 2020 at 7:07 AM Jean Truc via FreeRDP-devel <
> freerdp-devel@lists.sourceforge.net> wrote:
>
>> Hi there,
>>
>> I use xfreerdp to connect to a Windows 10 VM (kvm without PCI passthrough)
>> and it works as expected, but I'd like to improve the performances,
>> especially with respect to 2D graphics.
>>
>> I saw somewhere that the /gdi:hw option could help. However, I don't
>> understand it's purpose: does it mean that hardware rendering will be used
>> in the local machine or in the distant machine?
>>
>> Anyway, I tried the /gdi:hw option but I don't see any difference with
>> /gdi:sw otion in performance (measured with PassMark). Is that normal?
>>
>> Is there any other option I could activate to improve 2D graphics
>> performance in my Windows 10 VM?
>>
>> Thanks a lot for your help,
>> JT
>>
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