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Does it make any difference if you play in 720p? Oh and if you capture video server side. Does it behave the same as it does locally? If it does then you've been matched up with a bad server instanc... See more...
Does it make any difference if you play in 720p? Oh and if you capture video server side. Does it behave the same as it does locally? If it does then you've been matched up with a bad server instance ot some other problem on googles side (Report it in Stadia). If not the then it is probably something local to you.
The bps count is just a part of the puzzle. Considering that ISP's have touted "more bps is better" for years as the only quality measure it's no wonder that so many people don't understand what a q... See more...
The bps count is just a part of the puzzle. Considering that ISP's have touted "more bps is better" for years as the only quality measure it's no wonder that so many people don't understand what a quality connection really is. You can have a 10Gpbs connection that is fast over time but is totally crap at delivering realtime content without huge buffers. Stadia needs a stable connection. It needs local router hardware that can shuffle network data not only fast, but also reliably and on time. 300Mbps is actually overkill for Stadia. As you pass the upper requirement for bps on Stadia the bps count matters less and less. Far more important are ping times and the stability of your network. Stadia also has some requirements on ports that need to be open. Often company networks have blocked everything but standard ports like port 80 for web traffic. The company routers can also be configured to throttle traffic when traffic spikes happen. The network may also be so full of other traffic that it becomes hard to get data around without resending packages causing breaks in the stream. When you play a movie on something like netflix there's a large stream buffer that helps mitigate traffic congestion. But Stadia requires a realtime stream with a very small buffer, or else they wouldn't be able to get the input lag down. Imagine, for the sake of argument, netflix requiring a 5 second buffer to be able to provide a continuous experience for the viewer. That is, there can be up to a few seconds of interruption of the stream without the viewer ever noticing anything. This would however be totally unacceptable for real time gaming.  In the instance of the post I replied to. He would have to contact the department on his company that handles the network. They would have to do things like checking if all necessary ports are open or see if his stream is throttled by some router/firewall rules or just generally try to analyse the network traffic to figure out why it's not working. That is, stuff that Google/Stadia can't do on their end since they don't have access to the company network and configuration. The problems might even be an issue at the ISP that the company uses. So they would have to check what could be wrong at their end. And so on until they actually get to the google network hardware.  And if you consider how many people are playing without any problems at all it seems quite unlikely that the network problems some individuals are experiencing are at googles end. Stadia, and other realtime stream services, are exposing network problems that previously could be mitigated by using things like stream buffers to hide stuff like bad network hardware and incorrect configurations from end users. ISPs that previously delivered high bps counts but with otherwise crappy connections will have to adjust by no longer relying on the bps as the sole quality measure, but also actually provide actually reliable connections. And end users will have to learn that bps isn't the only measure you have to consider.
You can also use Stadia Enhanced chrome addon. It can force higher resolutions. The stadia built in resolution detection is somewhat disfunctional unfortunately.
Wild guess, but you (Your account) might have been assigned a bad server instance that needs to be reset. Try switching to another game or wait a few days to release your account relation to the ser... See more...
Wild guess, but you (Your account) might have been assigned a bad server instance that needs to be reset. Try switching to another game or wait a few days to release your account relation to the server instance. Also, make sure you provide feedback in the stadia UI.  
Yeah, that's the downside of chromebooks. I don't know how old your chromebook is, but software/OS updates for a chromebook are time limited. After a few years you won't get any updates. That include... See more...
Yeah, that's the downside of chromebooks. I don't know how old your chromebook is, but software/OS updates for a chromebook are time limited. After a few years you won't get any updates. That includes the Chrome browser. So if you run into the software update end before getting a chrome version that supports Stadia then there's not a lot you can do. Unless you fancy installing a new OS on it, like Ubuntu. It seem though Google is working on a solution for this: https://www.androidcentral.com/tackle-end-life-problem-google-plans-separate-chrome-and-chrome-os-updates I don't know what happened with that project since that article was written. And can only speculate what effect it will or won't have on existing/older chromebooks though. Edit: I googled a bit and found this: https://www.aboutchromebooks.com/news/lacros-vs-chrome-and-chrome-os-on-chromebooks/ Also, if you have enabled Linux support in your chromebook settings you should be able to install a linux browser like the Brave browser and use stadia from that.
Also try to use the stadia enhanced chrome plugin. You can force vp9 and 4k with it. Do note that if your macbook can't decode the stream fast enough you will experience great visuals but with stutte... See more...
Also try to use the stadia enhanced chrome plugin. You can force vp9 and 4k with it. Do note that if your macbook can't decode the stream fast enough you will experience great visuals but with stuttering and massive input lag.
Seems odd since ESO works perfect for me. I've even played it using wifi hotspot on 4G from my phone far out in in the middle of nowhere without the problems you are describing. Keep using the Stadi... See more...
Seems odd since ESO works perfect for me. I've even played it using wifi hotspot on 4G from my phone far out in in the middle of nowhere without the problems you are describing. Keep using the Stadia feedback. Perhaps there isn't enough stadia instances that runs ESO near your location.  
Who's the "they" you are referring to? The IT section of your company that handles the work place network perhaps? Google/Stadia can't fix your local network problems. 
This was not a decision that was made by Google/Stadia. This was entirely a game vendor decision. If you have a problem with m&k not being an option in this game then first and foremost talk to the g... See more...
This was not a decision that was made by Google/Stadia. This was entirely a game vendor decision. If you have a problem with m&k not being an option in this game then first and foremost talk to the game vendor.
Stadias 1440p resolution is 2560*1440 (16:9, QHD) So yes, it does play in 1440p. Just not the 3440*1440 (43:18) resolution that you have. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1440p
Do note that not all games support 1440 and up.  I also have 1440p monitors. What I did was to install the Stadia enhanced chrome plugin. It can force the stream to 1440p.
Seems like you should post this at Bethesda/ESO support and not on the Stadia forums. None of your questions are Stadia issues but rather game vendor issues. As an example; Google/Stadia won't implem... See more...
Seems like you should post this at Bethesda/ESO support and not on the Stadia forums. None of your questions are Stadia issues but rather game vendor issues. As an example; Google/Stadia won't implement addons into a game, the game vendor would have to do it. Anyway, you might want to read this on the topic of crowns: https://help.elderscrollsonline.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/27713/~/can-i-give-crowns-to-someone-else You don't directly trade crowns, regardless of platform, in ESO. You use your crowns to buy stuff in the crown store, either directly to yourself or to someone else by gifting stuff. So if you want to give someone a birthday present. Just tell the person that they will get xyz worth of crowns from the store from you as a present. Then ask specifically what the person wants from the store. Buy the crows for it (in the stadia store) and gift the store items in game to the person.
Perhaps the ISP isn't located in Poland? After all, stadia/google can't see you actual physical position but has to deduct it from the details that the ISP provides.
Generally lag means that the computer can't decode the stream fast enough, stalling itself while trying to decode every frame piling up the work it has to do to catch up. While network problems gener... See more...
Generally lag means that the computer can't decode the stream fast enough, stalling itself while trying to decode every frame piling up the work it has to do to catch up. While network problems generally causes visual degradation and artifacts. The technology behind stadia is better at dealing with network issues, by degrading the visual quality, than dealing with slow decoding. The latter which it has no fallback at all to be able to deal with it in realtime.
1440p works very well for me. Crisp visuals, no artifacts and no lag.
If it lags a lot. Like a second or even more then your computer most likely can't decode the stream fast enough. Either it's doing software decoding or the hardware decoding is too slow.  Bad visual... See more...
If it lags a lot. Like a second or even more then your computer most likely can't decode the stream fast enough. Either it's doing software decoding or the hardware decoding is too slow.  Bad visuals with artifacts = bad network Good visuals with lots of lag = weak cpu/hardware decoding
Might be locked to 720p for some reason. You might want to change the stream settings in the stadia settings. Or if that does not work try installing the stadia enhanced chrome addon. It will lets yo... See more...
Might be locked to 720p for some reason. You might want to change the stream settings in the stadia settings. Or if that does not work try installing the stadia enhanced chrome addon. It will lets you force the stream quality and stream encoding. Also you might want to look up ways to enable hardware decoding of the video stream in chrome. Do note that your computer may be unable to decode h264 or vp9 video in hardware or your cpu may not befast enough to decode anything else than 720p. And if so then you're out of luck. Personally I'm running Stadia with Stadia enhanced set to force it to 2k resolution (Anything above 1080p requires pro subscription) with vp9 encoding. Which is very crisp and detailed on my 27" monitor without any really noticable artifacts during normal gameplay.
Works just fine for me. Never had any problems with m&k and ESO. I'd be miserable if they removed the game.
There's a list hidden far down to the right on the official stadia reddit page. Might be worth a look even if it doesn't cover everything.
Yes, technically it should be possible. Anything is possible with enough time and money. Possible does not always equal feasible though.