Self-hosted Free Game Cloud Service with Sunshine & Moonlight

This video isn't a download, install tutorial, but rather it's a guide to Moonlight settings profile and Sunshine server profile for a 1080p 60 fps remote and secure LAN quality self hosted cloud gaming service.

Software covered in this video:

Moonlight Client: https://moonlight-stream.org
Sunshine Host Server: https://app.lizardbyte.dev/Sunshine/?...

Pay attention and get the compatible device version with the client and host.
In my case I was using macOS client Moonlight, and Windows 11 Home/Pro Sunshine host server.

Remote gaming is possible via TailScale meshVPN Free Tier.
I signed up with a Gmail account. Then you download the TailScale clients on your devices and add your devices to the network by activating the client-side VPN on your device. TailScale assigns everything in your mesh a special IP address. In Moonlight you connect to the host address of your desktop with the cooresponding TailScale IP address and it will work.

You must set the Sunshine profile and the Moonlight profile to be the same bitrate and decoder/encoder settings and know your LAN speed, or remote wifi speed to configure the bitrate properly but its a matter of doing an internet speed test while connected to the wifi network and then asking AI what the "optimal Sunshine server bitrate is for a network with the results of the test" and it will give you the best bitrate. Use that in Sunshine and Moonlight both.

Adjust your game settings to be low, medium or high and disabled ray-tracing for mobile/remote play. LAN play its fine to use Ray Tracing and Higher settings. This is because on LAN your overall bitrate is usually higher than remote play.

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