Splashtop Streamer -- Secure Remote 3D Graphics
Splashtop -- High Performance 3D Remote Desktop
Digitally signed app
Beschreibung
Secure Remote 3D Desktop solution, optimized for NVIDIA Quadro® / NVIDIA GeForce®. Remote access your 3D workstations from any computer (Windows, MAC, Linux) and mobile device (iOS, Android, Windows Phone). Both On-premise / self-hosted and cloud versions available.
* Winner of NVIDIA's "Company to Watch" award in 2013 and 2014.
* Blazing Speed – NVIDIA optimized remote desktop app, supporting 3D / HD at 60 fps+, sub-30ms latency.
* Optional: On-Premise / Self-hosted option offering Active Directory integration and multi-factor authentication, with no data goes across the Internet.
* Simple – Just log in and connect; seamless remote access across any network -- 3G / 4G, WIFI, firewalls.
* Broad device support -- iOS, Android, Windows, MAC, Linux, Chromebook, etc.
* Multi-monitor to multi-monitor support for applicable services
Cost-Effective Pricing:
* Cloud version -- starting at $60 USD per user per year
* On-premise version -- $100 USD per user per year
Simple 3 Steps to Start Enjoying Remote 3D Autodesk® Experience:
1. Install Splashtop Streamer on your Windows workstation (MAC and Linux versions available: http://www.splashtop.com/download).
2. For personal use, download Splashtop Personal free apps for your devices (Android, Windows, MAC, Windows Phone, Linux supported). the iOS app is a paid app. For business use, start a free trial of Splashtop Business: http://www.splashtop.com/business, starting at $60 per year.
3. You can now remotely access your Autodesk 3D apps from other computers or mobile devices!
To learn more and watch a demo video: http://www.splashtop.com/3d-cad-cam-bim
Note: This app uses a custom installer (and not the standard App Store installer).
The PC version is free, though there is a fee (like $10/year if I remember correctly) to be able to use the app on mobile devices. The performance is awesome for an app of this kind.
The PC version is free, though there is a fee (like $10/year if I remember correctly) to be able to use the app on mobile devices. The performance is awesome for an app of this kind.
It says that it is free. I guess some people have a different idea of what free means. You can have the software you just can't use it until you pay.