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Interoperability between dierent versions of RGS

Interoperability is supported between dierent versions of RGS Sender and RGS Receiver only if they have the

same primary version number.

1 Primary version number—A primary release typically contains upgrades and changes signicant enough that

interoperability with previous primary releases is not guaranteed by HP. For example, a connection between dierent

primary releases of RGS Sender and RGS Receiver might not function at an acceptable quality, or at all.

2 Minor version number—This number being non-zero represents a minor release, which typically introduces new features

or enhances existing functionality, as well as rolling up changes from any previous patch releases. A connection between

dierent minor releases (but the same primary release) of RGS Sender and RGS Receiver should function at an acceptable

quality.

3 Patch version number—This number being non-zero represents a patch release, which is typically only for xing major

security issues or defects. A connection between dierent patch releases (but the same primary release) of RGS Sender

and RGS Receiver should function at an acceptable quality.

NOTE: Each release of RGS is a complete release of the entire product, regardless of which components have changed.

Software compatibility with RGS

RGS works with most software that runs in windowed mode, including those based on OpenGL and Direct X.

See below for some exceptions:

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If the sender is Linux®-based, OpenGL-based software is supported only if the sender is using an NVIDIA

GPU.

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The installation of RGS Sender disables video overlay surfaces on the sender. Most OpenGL-based

software will adjust to this and still work correctly, but in some cases, the following could happen as a

result:

◦

Some OpenGL-based software might display incorrectly.

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Media players that use video overlay surfaces might display incorrectly.

If these types of issues occur, it is likely because the software is still trying to use video overlay surfaces

even though they are disabled. This can sometimes be resolved if the software has an option to disable

the use of video overlay surfaces.

NOTICE: RGS does not support programs in full-screen exclusive mode. This means that RGS is not suitable

for most full-screen games.

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