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Hi @LFay ,thanks again for your support. I'm sure that i'll do the ethernet test on 3 or 4 december. I didn't know anything about the powerline Stadia performances, in anycase is so strange thatt t... See more...
Hi @LFay ,thanks again for your support. I'm sure that i'll do the ethernet test on 3 or 4 december. I didn't know anything about the powerline Stadia performances, in anycase is so strange thatt the plug-in "Stadia Enhanced v1.6.0", during a game session, shows me that the streaming is 3840x2160 costantly, without any bug or lag or latency problem...usually link to a connection problem...but only a worst resolution than the Chromecast one (HD). In anycase, cut the chatter, i'll try your solution finger cross
@LFay at the moment i'M using a "power link" to give connection to my PC, at i think that is really something similar to ethernet.  In anycase, at the end of the week, i'll buy an ethernet cable jus... See more...
@LFay at the moment i'M using a "power link" to give connection to my PC, at i think that is really something similar to ethernet.  In anycase, at the end of the week, i'll buy an ethernet cable just to try...as you advice. I really think that the problem is the Stadia resolution: 1) A 4k Monitor with a STDIA upscaling 4k, not native,  returns an unclear and not quality image to this kind of monitor.  2) An OLED 1080p with a STADIA HD resolution native, returns a better and clear image...not 4k resolution but really better than 1.  
 Thanks @LFay , i did every steps of your reply...and the situation is in this image.  Stadia know that i've: VP9 codec, an LG 4k monitor and a right connection to stream the best signal. And,... See more...
 Thanks @LFay , i did every steps of your reply...and the situation is in this image.  Stadia know that i've: VP9 codec, an LG 4k monitor and a right connection to stream the best signal. And, as we can see, the resolution of the streaming is really 3840x2160 but the image result and the game resolution...terrible With a Chromecast Ultra connected with ethernet to my TV, an LG Oled (not 4k), i can see better image definition...and is not a 4k resolution because of my TV. In the end, my last test: i connected the chromecast ultra (wifi) to my PC monitor LG 4k. The Chromecast streams a 4k signal but, in anycase, i can see the same resolution of the image...a terrible one....i think something like 800x600 So i think that the poin isn't the ethernet/wifi connection or chromecast's/chrome's use...but or a problem: 1) with my monitor but i don't think so: LG 27UL650 27" ultra HD 4k IPS HDR 400, 3840x2160 Help me! i can't play with this resolution with game like "Jedi: Fallen Order" or "Cyberpunk"...not after the costs incurred for: Stadia Pro subscription, Nvidia GTX 1660, 4k monitor LG and games on stadia.
Thanks @Ivan for your reply. i'm in Rome, Italy and i don't use any VPN. Thanks for link about Stadia Experience...step by step i will try to understand better the problem about connection.  
Hi All,   i've a problem with 4k streaming, in the stadia option, when i try to play, i see that my connection is "middle" level but in the meantime i test my wifi line and...85mbps.  So what's the... See more...
Hi All,   i've a problem with 4k streaming, in the stadia option, when i try to play, i see that my connection is "middle" level but in the meantime i test my wifi line and...85mbps.  So what's the problem?  i've VP9 hardware codec, a 4k monitor, a right line...i don't understand. Please help me!
Thanks Iperpido,   you made me understand how the stadia+ works specifically forcing 4k streaming...and probably my CPU now isn't so capable to decode; but I hope this will change in the short term,... See more...
Thanks Iperpido,   you made me understand how the stadia+ works specifically forcing 4k streaming...and probably my CPU now isn't so capable to decode; but I hope this will change in the short term, considering that Google has announced the release of the "native" 4k streaming of Stadia within the first year's quarter, isn't it?  
Thanks for your advice,  but it seems that there's not 4k streaming yet...beacuse with this monitor i saw the "4k" icon anche the "HDR" icon too with the chromecast ultra...but not with streaming we... See more...
Thanks for your advice,  but it seems that there's not 4k streaming yet...beacuse with this monitor i saw the "4k" icon anche the "HDR" icon too with the chromecast ultra...but not with streaming web.  But i don't have any problem with connection (90mb/s), monitor (LG 27UL650) and decode VP9 (GTX 1660 Super)
Thanks Codesplice,   i bought a GTX 1660 after your advice, and now i have the VP9 decoding (saw it on chrome://GPU)...now I have just to wait for the Stadia release of "web 4k streaming service" ..... See more...
Thanks Codesplice,   i bought a GTX 1660 after your advice, and now i have the VP9 decoding (saw it on chrome://GPU)...now I have just to wait for the Stadia release of "web 4k streaming service" .. for now it isn't. P.S. But i saw it on my chromecast Ultra Thanks again
Good Morning,   yesterday i saw that now the 4k streaming on web is supported by Stadia and these are the requirements: 1 select "best visual quality" in the data savings settings through th... See more...
Good Morning,   yesterday i saw that now the 4k streaming on web is supported by Stadia and these are the requirements: 1 select "best visual quality" in the data savings settings through the Stadia application 2 a 4K monitor 3 a GPU compatible with VP9 decoding 4 a network connection of 35 Mbps or higher   About the third point, is it an "Hardware requirement"? i ask it because i have an old Nvidia GeForce 770, and one of the reasons why I purchased stadia pro was precisely not to modify the hardware set of my old pc.   Can anyone help me to understand if i need a new video card or not and if the Stadia 4k streaming service is already active world wide or not?   Thanks