Hololight Stream Client settings

You can turn passthrough on and off on supported devices. For virtual reality devices, turning on passthrough turns on the device’s camera to switch the view to augmented reality. This means the user sees both the real world and virtual world together. For information on how to use passthrough on a server application, see the appropriate Hololight Stream engine-specific user manual.

The resolution of the stream when connected. Resolution can be set to "Low", "Medium", or "High". Higher resolutions will demand more resources from the network and the server machine.

Resolution can be set in two places, here or in the settings of the server application. If the resolution isn’t set on the server application, you can use this setting to select a resolution. If the resolution is set on the server application, the connection will use that, regardless of what is selected on Hololight Stream Client.

Specifies the default port used for signaling. This port must be the same port number you specified as the server signaling port.

The amount of time the client will try to establish a connection with the server. If this time passes and the client can’t connect, the client will stop attempting to connect.

Sets the maximum bandwidth limit to use during a connection. You can choose between the presets "Low", "Average", and "High". These presets describe the quality of the stream. You can also set a custom value.

Using advanced settings may negatively affect streaming performance.