In order to host a session with Parsec, your computer must include a graphics card that has a hardware video encoder, and your computer's display must be connected directly to the graphics card.
In those cases you will need to use the laptop's integrated graphics for Parsec. You'll get error -14003 as the dedicated GPU is not physically wired to the display. Please note, despite what is said here, some laptops running hybrid graphics still have an issue hosting a Parsec stream. Ubuntu does not support hosting at this time. ² Indicates the minimum recommended series, however newer/better CPUs and GPUs are preferred Unsupported operating systems These are the specifications for the computers that will be connected to. ² Indicates the minimum recommended series, however newer/better CPUs and GPUs are preferred
#PARSEC FOR ANDROID DRIVERS#
¹ We recommend the using latest graphics drivers for your GPU MacOS 12.1 Monterey (w/ Metal API support) Mac Pro (Mid 2010 or later with user upgraded GPU with Metal Support).These are the specifications for devices that will connect to another computer remotely. Hosting is currently only available on Windows and macOS computers.
Parsec is not currently supported on iOS or iPad, including web access through Safari. Parsec will no longer be maintained on the previously mentioned versions and may stop working properly at some point.Ĭurrently we support joining a Parsec session from Windows, Linux, macOS, Android devices, and we provide a web client for Chromium based browsers. Newer versions of Windows, macOS and Android will continue to be supported, and we recommend updating if you can. This is in addition to the previous round of deprecations on October 1st 2022, where we deprecated Parsec on older versions of Windows (7, 8 and 8.1), Android (8), macOS (10.11, 10.12, 10.13) and all current and future hardware revisions and operating systems of Raspberry Pi. On April 15th 2023, we deprecated Parsec on macOS 10.14.
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