Parsec for Teams connects people to their workstations so they can collaborate, multitask, and even test their work without skipping a beat. Programmers and anyone working in an IDE or Word need crisp text and great color so they can focus on building amazing stuff. Here’s every setting you need to make that happen.
Fix the frame rate of a stream (usually 60FPS). Static screens, images, and documents maintain crisp details even when they aren’t in motion.
When your primarily working with text documents, plan to have Constant FPS mode enabled and switched off when playing video, or interacting with a 3D graphics.
Removes color subsampling from your stream to improve color fidelity across the board. It benefits developers by improving the fidelity of contrasting colors, especially in text editors.
It’s only available on Nvidia hosts running GTX 900/1000 and RTX 2000 and their respective Quadra cards.
*Note: 4:4:4 Color Mode works best when using the H.265 codec. Be sure to select “Prefer H.265” in the codec menu for optimal performance.
Adjusting bandwidth is one of the best ways to increase video fidelity. Parsec defaults to 10Mbps, but with speedy internet, adjusting up to 25-30Mbps can help quite a bit. You can also reduce your bandwidth usage by selecting H.265 as your preferred codec.
Run up to two Parsec streams at the same time, simulating multiple monitors. Each carries its own unique video settings.
Use one for programming or writing with Constant FPS and 4:4:4 enabled, and one for testing, video, and multimedia, turning Constant FPS off.
Fig 1: “The Text” Presets - Enable all of these settings for an ideal experience writing code, developing software, and working with text-based work. Turn off Constant FPS when interacting with multimedia.