Crossposted to r/gaming
Last week, I asked about getting a Steam Link or Nvidia Shield
https://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/6fn11s/steam_link_or_nvidia_shield_2/
I finally decided, and got a Nvidia Shield Pro
Is there a way to stream non Steam(or non Nvidia stream) games, or to stream my PC trough the Shield?
Thanks
In GeForce Experience on your gaming PC, you can add not officially supported games for gamestreaming.
Just go to settings in the top right (the gear symbol) and then select SHIELD on the left. Example
Under the games tabs, you can also add other locations for GFE to scan.
As you can see in mine, I have separate locations added for Ubisoft, Origin, and Steam.
Any other gamestream questions, fire away. I have been using it for over a year without issue. Far better than my experience was with steam link.
You can stream your entire primary monitor by setting up RDP streaming: http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3489/~/shield-portable-remote-desktop
Add notepad.exe or whatever you want to gamestream that is all
Nvidia software on your PC by default will load any games it finds on your hard drive, even non steam games. You can also manually add any .exe, so any app can be streamed.
Streaming your entire PC is possible, but it would be better to just add individual programs that you would use. However, keep in mind that Gamestream compresses the picture and audio quality if you are on a wireless connection.