Nvidia Corporation

Viktor Grigoryevich Vandanov

Rouslan Lyubomirov Dimitrov

Walter E Donovan

Sau Yan Keith Li

Santanu Dutta

Olivier Lapicque

Scott Phillip Cutler

Chris Amsinck

James Howard

A performance metrics of a receiver is obtained using frames of an application hosted by a server that are received via a network. The one or more performance metrics include information indicative of a current occupancy of a frame buffer corresponding to the receiver and information indicative of a target occupancy of the frame buffer corresponding to the receiver. The frame buffer of the receiver is used to queue frames of the application for display. A frame rate associated with rendering at least one next frame of the application is adjusted using the one or more performance metrics of the receiver to control population of the frame buffer. Subsequent frames of the application hosted by the server are rendered using the adjusted frame rate. Upon rendering the subsequent frames, the server sends the subsequent frames to the receiver for display.

Dynamically reducing stutter and latency in video streaming applications

The present disclosure is directed to a method and system for increasing virtual machine (VM) density on a server system through adaptive rendering by dynamically shifting video rendering tasks to a client computing device. In one embodiment, a processor in a server manages virtual machines in the server by controlling a number of VMs and an amount of system resources allocated to the VMs. The number of VMs and the amount of resources allocated to the VMs are controlled by shifting video rendering from at least one of the VMs to a client device, and increasing the number of the VMs in the server after the shifting.

Managing virtual machine density by controlling server resource

The present disclosure is directed to a method to increase virtual machine density on a server system through adaptive rendering by dynamically determining when to shift video rendering tasks between the server system and a client computing device. In another embodiment, the adaptive rendering, using various parameters, can select one or more encoding and compression algorithms to use to prepare and process the video for transmission to the client computing device. In another embodiment, a video rendering system is disclosed that can adaptively alter how and where a video is rendered, encoded, and compressed.

Dynamically shifting video rendering tasks between a server and a client

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Viktor Grigoryevich Vandanov