Moonlight is an open source project that expands on GeForce Experience's capabilities. Touch capability is natively built into Parsec on its mobile apps, while you can download a game controller driver here. However, if you’re using a touch screen or game controller, you might need to configure your game to properly interpret the inputs. If you’re playing with a mouse and keyboard, there’s nothing else you need to do. To play games, launch them as you normally would on your desktop. It will be as if you were using Windows on your client device. When you use Parsec, you’re remotely accessing the PC desktop in its entirety. For web access, copy the generated URL from the host, and open the link on the client’s internet browser-no sign-in required. On the app, all you have to do is log in, wait for the host PC to appear in Computers, and press the connect button. On the client, you have two ways of accessing the host: through the Parsec app (available for Windows, macOS, Android, Ubuntu Linux, and Raspberry Pi), or through an online browser (your only option for iOS). It will give you an optional URL if you’d like to access the PC from a browser.
Finally, go to Computers and press the share button. Then in the settings menu check that Hosting is enabled and Stay Awake is enabled, and that the correct display is being recorded if you have more than one display. First, download it on your host PC (it works with Windows and macOS only). Parsec makes use of open source libraries to bring a multifunctional remote access app into fruition.
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