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Stadia Streaming Tech: A Deep Dive (Google I/O'19)

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  • Presented by Rob McCool, Khaled Abdel Rahman, and Guru Somadder, Google
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Advanced. Deep dive for people who know the field.

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Google engineers explain the streaming technology behind Stadia, focusing on maximizing visual quality and minimizing latency for cloud gaming.

The landscape of how games are played is changing and the Stadia playability team is leading the way. This session provides technical details for the streaming technology that powers Stadia, from maximizing visual quality to minimizing latency for the end user at 60 frames per second. Watch more #io19 here: Gaming at Google I/O 2019 Playlist → goo.gle/300WsBY Google I/O 2019 All Sessions Playlist → goo.gle/io19allsessions Learn more on the I/O Website → google.com/io Subscribe to the Google Developers Channel → goo.gle/developers Get started at → developers.google.com/ Speaker(s): Rob McCool, Khaled Abdel Rahman, Guru Somadder T7E6D8 event: Google I/O 2019; re_ty: Publish; product: Stadia - General; fullname: Rob McCool, Khaled Abdel Rahman, Guru Somadder;

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What people say. Recommended for its detailed explanation of how Stadia achieved low-latency 60 FPS remote rendering.

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On “How does stadia manage to deliver 60 fps rendering through remote rendering?”

Wouldn't it be cool if the company behind Stadia also had a search engine that could lead you to a video on a video service that they also own that might explain it? oh wait they do ain't that just a wild world edit: it was late and I was tired and grumpy and I'm sorry I was so snarky, but like these answers aren't hard to find with a little initiative.
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