Hi Mike,
Thanks very much, I applied your SQL and we now have a sharp image in
guacamole :) I also found out that we see the best performance with
ultra encoding, which seems to be also what tigervnc is using.
Best regards,
/M
On Mon, May 23, 2016 at 10:07 PM, Mike Jumper
Hi Miroslav,
It's likely that TigerVNC is using JPEG to encode the updates it send to
Guacamole, hence the artifacts / poor quality. This will also lead to
performance degradation, as the JPEG artifacts will decrease the efficiency
of the PNG compression used by Guacamole for most images.
You
Hi,
I am experiencing bad image quality when connecting to my TigerVNC server
via guacamole. With the TigerVNC viewer the image is sharp. Any idea what
could be wrong? Could be that the guacamole vnc client is using wrong
encoding or jpeg transport?
Thanks,
/M