zsilverman

Thank you so much! I had figured it just fell off the change list and I gave up. It works great by the way. The only odd thing is that constrained IPs to my target range but it seemed to pick up hosts on my local network as well. I don't care because this just saved me a great deal but thought I should note.

Thanks for the quick response.

I'm sorry if this was previously raised but I couldn't find a post similar. I don't see the option/submenu on the mac to import rdp sessions via IP/network scan. It seems I have to perform the scan on a windows iteration, export the list and import it into Mac. this is really annoying but doable. Does it exist somewhere? If not can this be added to the mac version as well. It is is incredibly useful as I typically acquire large groups of AWS hosts and creating one by one is overly time consuming.

The native display of the MBP is at 8k. I've reduce the res to 1920x1080 in RDM as you've suggested and while it renders faster it is still slow on framerate and rendering. It's true max rez on my Dell is 1080HD it is still able to present itself what appears like 'realtime' session rendering on its 6 year old Nvidia gpu. Since other apps are able to take advantage of the 24 GPUs I'd say R&D would need to look at how you are leveraging the apple hardware drivers.

Well beyond that I love the app and appreciate your help.

OK, screen capture is at 8k so had to convert to 720p LOL - it is now attached. You can see it attempting to draw the session and draws it like my old Apple][e... hey I love this app so I will always use it but my 6 year old Dell laptop can render this in the windows version with no issues so I imagine it is how the code is designed for macOS or perhaps because of the ARM64 processor.

I've tried codec 6,7,8 and Metal, core graphics and opengl. None these showed a discernable difference except for core graphics made the sessions nearly unusable as the session resolution converted to 4k resolution. I have a video however it's too large for the forum.

I know I am reviving an old thread but I've recently moved from an old windows laptop to a MacBook Pro M1 Max and I can barely render sessions sometimes. Typically when I open windows in the target server. I've switched between metal, opengl, and core graphics and to no avail. It's as if the RDM app can't render the remote animation properly. If I log in to any instance using MS RDP Version 10.7.6 I've no issue. I am using 2022.2.5.0.

It won't stop me from using it as I love the app but I would expect my £3000 laptop to have no issue. Is there a way to optimize for speed or disable foreign animations from being rendered?

Glad I found this as it seems to be a common issue. Deleted appdata/local/devolution/ contents and copied back my db and it solved.