#Screen tearing

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maiden tundra
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Hi, I’m using Shadow PC Browser on a Chromebook.

-Display Resolution: 1920 x 1080

  • 60 FPS
    -Scaling: 100%
    -Audio Quality Regular
  • Microphone off
  • Allocated Bandwidth: 70 Mbps
  • Prefer Speed (UDP)
  • Adapt max bit rate to network conditions Off
    -Launch shadow on ipv4 connection off
  • Low Bandwidth mode off
  • Boost Subscription
  • indeed Shadow PC Drivers, firmware and software all up to date.

ChromeOS: 119.0.6045.214 64BIT update to date
Firmware up to date

Network: 4000 MBPS
Latency: 35
Jitter: 0

Anyone able to help me solve this issue? After I bought the Shadow PC Subscription it was working fine but then 3 days later this started happening consistently. I have indeed tried to restart my router, changed browsers, went on a different laptop… nothing worked. Any suggestions?

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maiden tundra
maiden tundra
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@copper pine (sorry for ping)

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can u try and pls help

turbid raptor
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Get the app the browser has always been laggy for me but the app is fine

copper pine
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They are right, the browser is not incredibly stable. It's still in Early Access. You should try the Android app, instead.

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But thank you for all of the details you offered, it was refreshing 😌

maiden tundra
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ok

maiden tundra
verbal roost
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make sure hardware acceleration is enabled in chrome

To enable hardware acceleration:

From the upper-right corner of your Chrome browser, click the three dots icon.

Select Settings, then System.

Enable Use hardware acceleration when available.
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and restart chrome browser of course

maiden tundra
verbal roost
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or using : chrome://flags in experimental search Hardware-accelerated video decode and make sure it's enabled

maiden tundra
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It’s fixed