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This feature would still be highly appreciated. RealVNC already supports audio, alas via proprietary protocol extensions. But standard protocol supports audio as well (https://github.com/rfbproto/rfbproto/blob/master/rfbproto.rst#qemu-audio-client-message). Unfortunately, the standard protocol is limited to uncompressed audio. Maybe this would be a great opportunity for a protocol enhancement request?

Thanks for the positive and encouraging feedback. It is good to hear that my software is still being used and of use for someone out there :-) Alas, I cannot maintain the project anymore. Firstly because my company relaxed proxy security settings a bit, so I can do a CONNECT to any port 8443 - which works perfectly to tunnel connections with Putty. Secondly, my family situation changed, so I cannot put as much free time into private development projects as I could before. You are, however, welcome...

Thanks for the positive and encouraging feedback. It is good to hear that my software is still being used and of use for someone out there :-) Alas, I cannot maintain the project anymore. Firstly because my company relaxed proxy security settings a bit, so I can do a CONNECT to any port 8446 - which works perfectly to tunnel connections with Putty. Secondly, my family situation changed, so I cannot put as much free time into private development projects as I could before. You are, however, welcome...

Support of relative mouse movements

This feature request is really old but still very valid. A lot of games are not playable with absolute mouse movements, only relative ones (almost all 3D games). I tested this with RealVNC - RealVNC supports relative mouse movements and there, the games are playable. However, RealVNC uses a proprietary protocol extension for this. TightVNC could be easily extended using the QEMU Pointer Motion Change pseudo-encoding or - even better and more flexible - the General Input Interface extension using...

This feature request is really old but still very valid. A lot of games are not playable with absolute mouse movements, only relative ones (almost all 3D games). I tested this with RealVNC - RealVNC supports relative mouse movements and there, the games are playable. However, RealVNC uses a proprietary protocol extension for this. TightVNC could be easily extended using the QEMU Pointer Motion Change pseudo-encoding or - even better and more flexible - the General Input Interface extension using...

Backup / restore settings when starting / stopping netplay

Drive Idle method wrong constants set in menu