If your Linux machine has a dedicated GPU (NVIDIA) or a decent integrated chip (Intel/AMD), you want Chrome to use it for encoding the stream.
Are you connecting to a or a physical desktop with a monitor? chrome remote linux extra quality
"Extra quality" is meaningless if the Linux host can’t encode fast enough. If your Linux machine has a dedicated GPU
When you start a remote session, look at the Chrome tab hosting the connection. You see a small notification bar or the extension icon. But the real power lies in the . When you start a remote session, look at
| Setting | Command-line Flag | Effect | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Max bitrate | --webrtc-max-bitrate=20000 | 20 Mbps (default is 5 Mbps) | | Min quantization | --webrtc-min-qp=18 | Less compression | | Frame rate cap | --webrtc-max-framerate=60 | Smooth 60 FPS |