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用户指南

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常见问题解答

什么是 CloudPlayPlus(云玩加)？

CloudPlayPlus 是一款功能强大的跨平台串流应用，它支持你从你能想象到的绝大部分设备查看和操作安装了CloudPlayPlus桌面端的个人电脑。

  • 作为远程控制软件，你可以将它用来作为远程桌面(如向日葵，rustdesk)软件的替代品。

  • 作为串流软件，你可以将它用来替代作为parsec,moonlight的替代品，减少网络问题带来的不便。

CloudPlayPlus的核心在于其易用性。安装软件后，你无需进行任何麻烦的配置，也无需搭建虚拟网络即可随时随地连接到自己的设备。你可以使用网页作为控制端。

CloudPlayPlus的性能优于大部分市面上的远程软件。在适配的设备上，CloudPlayPlus充分调用了设备的显卡性能，旨在以最小的资源消耗达到最优的串流体验。在不适配的设备上，CloudPlayPlus会调用CPU进行编码。适配情况

客观来讲，CloudPlayPlus在未适配的设备上性能上与优化到极限的串流软件(如moonlight)尚有差距，特别是在未优化的设备上。在优化过的设备上，CloudPlayPlus的性能已经逼近理论极限。在局域网+有线的情况下，两台PC之间可以做到16ms以内的2k串流延迟，效果见该视频。

主要特性

🖥️ 多平台兼容性

  • 桌面平台: Windows、macOS、Linux(待发布，可自行编译)
  • 移动平台: iOS、Android、Android TV
  • Web 平台: 支持Chrome、Edge等主流浏览器作为控制端

🎮 游戏控制器支持

  • CloudPlayPlus会自动检测连接到控制端的手柄，在控制端手柄的按钮被按下后，CloudPlayPlus会在被控端初始化一个对应的Xbox手柄。你也可以创建屏幕虚拟手柄来使用。

  • 如果虚拟化手柄未生效，请确认ViGEm Bus已安装。他被打包在CloudPlayPlus主安装文件中，你也可在安装好的文件夹中找到它的安装包。如果你使用很旧版本的Sunshine，也可能因为ViGEm Bus版本的兼容性导致无法初始化虚拟手柄。

🖥️🖥️ 虚拟显示器支持

  • CloudPlayPlus支持创建和配置虚拟显示器。利用此功能，你可以将手上的任何设备作为副屏使用!

⚡️ 低延迟，高性能

使用场景场景

办公

  • 提供二级密码认证
  • 自建中继服务器
  • 将闲置设备作为扩展屏

娱乐

  • 在任何设备上串流到自己/好友的高性能PC
  • 自建中继服务器
  • 需要低延迟游戏流媒体的玩家
  • 支持多种输入设备

企业服务

  • 云游戏平台
  • 云服务与云软件
  • 新式便携设备办公/娱乐

技术架构

CloudPlayPlus 使用Flutter框架进行开发，旨在减少平台之间的差异。 对于远程桌面送显的性能瓶颈，未来考虑使用Native进行渲染。 CloudPlayPlus 的所有功能均通过Flutter及其插件进行实现。 核心插件

  • flutter-webrtc: 将Webrtc集成到flutter的插件。CloudPlayPlus通过修改其API以及WebRTC中抓取编码逻辑实现抓取音频，视频硬件加速等功能。
  • hardware_simulator: CloudPlayPlus团队实现的硬件模拟器。支持监听和模拟键盘/鼠标/手柄/虚拟显示器等硬件行为。

许可证

CloudPlayPlus 采用GNU GPL3许可证。对于任何违反许可证的行为, CloudPlayPlus团队保有法律追诉的权利。

下一步

用户指南

欢迎使用 CloudPlayPlus 用户指南！本指南将帮助您掌握 CloudPlayPlus 的所有功能和使用技巧。

快速导航

功能描述难度
安装和注册下载和安装软件⭐
主界面基本界面操作和导航⭐
网络设置TODO⭐⭐
键鼠/手柄设置TODO⭐⭐⭐
虚拟显示器设置TODO⭐⭐⭐

安装和注册

  • 本指南将详细介绍如何在各种平台上下载和安装CloudPlayPlus。被控端需要下载app，控制端既可以使用app也可以使用网页端或者PWA。详细介绍可见视频。

  • 安装完成后，打开app，按照提示注册账号。为了在广阔的互联网上找到你的其它设备并确认你的身份，一个账号是不可或缺的！

桌面平台安装

Windows 安装

方法 1: 安装程序（推荐）

  1. 下载 Windows 安装程序 (.exe)
  2. 以管理员身份运行安装程序
  3. 选择安装目录和组件(虚拟显示器和虚拟手柄模块，如果已经安装过可以不勾选)
  4. 运行云玩加,软件会以服务的形式常驻在系统
  5. 托盘中点击软件图标，点击退出云玩加，可以关闭服务

方法 2: 便携版本

  1. 下载便携版本 (.zip)
  2. 解压到任意目录
  3. 运行 cloudplayplus.exe

系统要求

  • Windows 10 版本 1903 或更高

MacOS/IOS 安装

点击官网的下载链接，或者app store搜索云玩加或者cloudplayplus进行安装。

Linux 安装

  • TODO

移动平台安装

Android 安装

  1. 官网下载apk到设备
  2. 安装和运行

Web 版本

浏览器要求

  • 支持WebRTC的浏览器

主界面指南(TODO)

设备管理

游戏控制器

硬件输入

流媒体设置

键盘设置

常见问题解答

本文档收集了 CloudPlayPlus 使用过程中常见的问题和解决方案。

目录

软件无法打开/闪退

Windows 打开 app 报错，报缺少 MSVCP140.dll、VCRuntime140_1.dll

常见于新安装系统，尚未安装 Visual C++ 2015-2022 Redistributable。可在此链接下载。

Windows 服务已启动，但是不显示云玩加界面。

缓解方式(该方案无法抓取或操作UAC窗口以及windows登录界面):

  • 打开用户账户控制，将通知改为”从不通知“以外的任意级别。
  • 以管理员权限运行和登录”云玩加“（如果不用管理员权限 将无法控制以管理员权限运行的应用）。打开软件时，在弹出的UAC窗口中点击“否”。
  • 点击”允许被控“，在弹出窗口点”否“。

目前还需要额外的资料解决该类问题。如果你有足够的时间和作者一起调试请联系作者。

鸿蒙闪退

请在官网下载适合华为设备的版本(skia，通过卓易通运行), 或者使用Edge浏览器做控制端。

ios闪退

ios最低支持版本为ios13。

网络无法连接

为什么一直无法连接？

请在被控端打开云玩家图形界面。在app被连接时， 如果被控端 app 有闪退重启现象：

  • 你的设备可能是笔记本+n卡。请查看你的笔记本是否支持独显输出模式,打开后可能解决该问题。
  • 你的设备是n卡，但是设置了编码器。请确认编码器为默认或h264。 如果被控端 app 没有闪退重启现象：
  • 你的网络类型不支持直连。请尝试在设置页面打开Turn服务器。官方的Turn服务器使用的人较多，可能比较卡(分时间)。你可以参考该教程搭建Turn服务器。

什么情况下需要使用 TURN 服务器？

可以在这个网站查看你的网络类型。NAT4（Symmetric NAT，对称形）类型的网络只能连 NAT1（Full Cone，全锥形），非NAT4的网络之间均可以相互直连而不需要Turn服务器。 根据运营商的情况，你的网络类型会动态变化。

我开启了官方 TURN 服务器，特别卡

如果你在局域网使用非常流畅，可以考虑自建TURN服务器。如果局域网也非常卡，一般是设备性能不够

我的被控端分辨率很高，非常卡，怎么降低码率？

直接降低被控端的分辨率即可。如果你进了全屏游戏，也需要调低游戏内设置的分辨率。

如何搭建 TURN 服务器？

可以使用开源项目 coturn 搭建 TURN 服务器。你可以参考作者B站的教学视频。

** Turn服务器一键搭建脚本下载**

  • 官方脚本地址: https://www.cloudplayplus.com/downloads/install_coturn.sh。其中用户名和密码是你想要设置的turn服务器用户名和密码，和云玩家的用户名/密码无关。
  • 非 Ubuntu 请自行询问大模型如何搭建，可把官方脚本发去询问如何修改。

键盘/鼠标/游戏手柄

为什么控制端是Windows app时, 实体手柄无效？

目前 app 端仅在 macOS 和 iOS/Android 部分适配，建议使用 Edge 或 Chrome 浏览器登录网页版使用手柄游玩。 注意:网页端仅作为控制端，不能作为被控端。

被控端是Windows, 实体手柄无效？

请确认在安装过程中勾选了安装Vigem bus。

被控端是MacOS, 实体手柄无效？

没支持

Alt+Tab 键无法发到远程桌面

使用浏览器控制时，需要点击悬浮球的全屏按钮进入全屏后才能发送这些按键。这属于浏览器的规范。

鼠标被锁定了。我不需要鼠标被锁定的功能

可以在设置-键鼠设置里关闭自动锁定鼠标。

虚拟显示器

虚拟显示器无法被正常创建

请确认安装过程中勾选了安装Parsec Vdd。

虚拟显示器如何使用？

官方支持两种使用方式: 控制端以特殊模式连接，被控端手动配置虚拟显示器。推荐后者，可以省去创建虚拟显示器的时间。

控制端以特殊模式连接: 连接设备按钮下面有特殊模式，按需求选择即可。

被控端手动配置虚拟显示器: 在云玩家的设置->虚拟显示器设置中，手动添加虚拟显示器并配置其分辨率。云玩家控制端会看到显示器数量增加，直接连接到该显示器即可。

软件卸载和退出

软件更新无法安装/卸载，如何关闭软件？

在托盘中退出云玩加即可。如果出现托盘中找不到的情况，可以在安装文件夹中以管理员运行unregisterservice.bat

功能支持

为什么网页端不能被控？

请下载桌面端 app。网页端和手机端仅作控制端，不支持被控制。浏览器本身也不可能控制你的键鼠。

鸿蒙应用？

作者用ArkWeb开发了一版，感觉意义不大，和用浏览器没什么区别。纯原生版本依赖flutter-webrtc的鸿蒙适配，工作量较大，目前无法支持。

未来开发计划？

TODO

贡献指南

感谢您对 CloudPlayPlus 项目的关注！我们欢迎所有形式的贡献，无论是代码、文档、测试、问题报告还是功能建议。

贡献方式

  • 直接邮寄到 zhuhaichao518@gmail.com
  • 在github上贡献issue或PR(发送PR前，请创建对应的issue)
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                 END OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS

        How to Apply These Terms to Your New Programs

If you develop a new program, and you want it to be of the greatest possible use to the public, the best way to achieve this is to make it free software which everyone can redistribute and change under these terms.

To do so, attach the following notices to the program. It is safest to attach them to the start of each source file to most effectively state the exclusion of warranty; and each file should have at least the "copyright" line and a pointer to where the full notice is found.

{one line to give the program's name and a brief idea of what it does.}
Copyright (C) {year}  {name of author}

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

Also add information on how to contact you by electronic and paper mail.

If the program does terminal interaction, make it output a short notice like this when it starts in an interactive mode:

{project}  Copyright (C) {year}  {fullname}
This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details type `show w'.
This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it
under certain conditions; type `show c' for details.

The hypothetical commands show w' and show c' should show the appropriate parts of the General Public License. Of course, your program's commands might be different; for a GUI interface, you would use an "about box".

You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer) or school, if any, to sign a "copyright disclaimer" for the program, if necessary. For more information on this, and how to apply and follow the GNU GPL, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.

The GNU General Public License does not permit incorporating your program into proprietary programs. If your program is a subroutine library, you may consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with the library. If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Lesser General Public License instead of this License. But first, please read http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/why-not-lgpl.html.