Push method for peripheral device redirection
AssigneeSplashtop Inc.
InventorsVictor CHIN, Hsien-Guo Wu, Wen-pin Tsai
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AssigneeSplashtop Inc.
InventorsVictor CHIN, Hsien-Guo Wu, Wen-pin Tsai
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The performance of peripheral devices redirected to remote servers is improved by reducing overall input lag. Some embodiments provide a “push” method that includes a client computer repeatedly requesting data from a peripheral device to which it is connected. The client computer is connected to a remote server via a network connection, and it does not need to wait for a data request from the remote server to start or continue making requests to the peripheral device. This allows the client computer to redirect any response packets of data received from the peripheral device to a queue on the remote server as soon as they are made available by the peripheral device. The remote server can then bypass the network latency associated with sending a request to the client computer across the network connection and waiting for a response by retrieving any available response packets directly from its queue.
A method for redirection of a peripheral device, connected to a first computing device, to a second computing device via a network connection, comprising:
A method for redirection of a peripheral device, connected to a first computing device, to a second computing device via a network connection, comprising:
A method for redirection of a peripheral device, connected to a first computing device, to a second computing device via a network connection, comprising:
A method for redirection of a peripheral device, connected to a first computing device, to a second computing device via a network connection, comprising:
A method redirection of a USB device, connected to a first computing device, to a second computing device via a network, comprising:
An apparatus, comprising:
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