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Try reconnecting, otherwise contact us if this message persists."). Privacy mode - This warning will show up if the privacy mode feature isn't working correctly ("Privacy mode has encountered a display error and is inactive. Try lowering the host's bandwidth setting, use 5GHz wifi, or connect via wired ethernet."). Network - This warning will show up when the connection between the host and client is having considerable packet loss or congestion events ("You are having network performance issues. Try lowering these settings for better performance."). Parsec may display icons next to the Parsec overlay button indicating issues with the stream, and recommendations for how to alleviate the issue.ĭecode - This warning will show up when the decode latency is higher than the stream can keep up with ("The host's resolution or FPS is too high for your hardware to keep up.

Some of these actions also have a hotkey, listed under the hotkeys page. Please note certain settings are only available in certain cases, with supported hardware and/or software. Here you can change various stream settings or do basic things like opening the chat, or disconnecting from the stream.

10-bit - If 10-bit color is being used, "10-bit" will be displayed.

Full Range - If full range color is being used, "Full Range" will be displayed.

Color subsampling - Whether the stream is in 4:2:0 chroma subsampling or 4:4:4.

Resolution - What resolution the stream is in (e.g.

Codec type - Whether the stream is in H.264 or H.265.

Possible options include Hardware, NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, or the slower Software and FFmpeg

Decoder type - What is being used to decode the stream on the client.

Bitrate - The amount of bandwidth currently used in the stream, in megabits per second.

Network latency - Shows the round trip network latency between the host and client in milliseconds.

Encode latency - Shows how many milliseconds the host computer takes to encode (plus capture) a single frame.

Decode latency - Shows how many milliseconds the client computer takes to decode a single frame.

The details shown at the top can help you understand how your stream performance is being affected by your hardware and network, as well as see which settings are currently in use. As shown in the image below, when the button is clicked, you can view performance stats and stream details (1), and can change various settings related to the stream (2). When connected to a host, and have the Parsec overlay enabled in your app settings, a Parsec icon is overlayed on the stream window.

These details are very helpful in troubleshooting issues with the stream. There is also a console which offers more details about the stream and Parsec as a whole. Parsec provides an overlay that lets you adjust stream settings on the fly and see various details about the stream.