Teamviewer android inaccurate clicks 1080p#
Teamviewer android inaccurate clicks install#

This is really a awesome app, I love it, when you exclude the mouse cursor issue(s). Looking forward to a reply and hopefully to a fix/workaround :-). In this host phone, launch the TeamViewer app and type in the Partner ID and Password of the Android phone. Here, the host device can be a PC or gadget according to your needs.

Teamviewer android inaccurate clicks install#

Download and install the app on an Android phone and the host device. Answer (1 of 5): There is a setting to allow unattended remote access and start at bootup. If the device is already assigned to your account, under Personal Password (for unattended access) select the checkbox Grant easy access. To be honest, one of my reasons I bought the 'Android' OS TV is, that I wanted to stream games via Moonlight to the TV. Wikipedia is a multilingual free online encyclopedia written and maintained by a community of volunteers through open collaboration and a wiki-based editing. To control the Android phone using the TeamViewer app, surf the below instructions. Log in to the Computers & Contacts list with your TeamViewer account. I would be very happy, if this bug can/could be fixed.

In TeamViewer there's also a double cursor on my Android TV, but the double cursor is 100% aligned with the streaming cursor. Other Streaming apps, for example TeamViewer don't have that kind of problem. The same happened to me in the Java Legacy version - in that case I was to able to add the 768p resolution to the source code, which solved my problem (laptop native resoultion = streaming resolution = 1366x768p). Click on the Extras menu, click Options, and then click Advanced. This 'needs' to be fixed, otherwise the app is pretty much unusable when it comes to mouse input/support, as I'm personally not willed to root and maybe brick my brand new Android TV, if you know what I mean -) Step 1: Launch the TeamViewer application.

Teamviewer android inaccurate clicks 1080p#

Unfortunately, I cannot stream in 4K (which would solve the problem), so I stream at 1080p 60Hz to a 4K device and here the trouble begins. The larger the difference between the native and streaming resolution is, the bigger the gap and the offset. It seems to me, that there is something wrong in the up-/downscaling calculation of the resolution. You can never reach the full dimension of your host's screen. I can live with the double cursor, that's not a big deal to me - the problem is, the double cursor is way offset compared to the host's mouse cursor, which makes it impossible to play any games at all which require mouse input/support, like Elite Dangerous, Command & Conquer, Battlefield, etc. I know that there will always be a double cursor (as long as the device is not rooted). The app it-self works flawlessly and good as long as you don't use a external mouse. There seems to be a 'severe' bug with the mouse offset in Moonlight, particularly when the streaming resolution differs from the client's native screen resolution.