Chiaki-ng the open-source PlayStation Remote Play app gets better streaming quality and stability

The open-source community made PlayStation Remote Play app Chiaki-ng v1.10.0 has rolled out, making it even better to stream games to other systems.

Really useful for households with multiple people fighting over a TV, or for when you want to lay in bed and stream games to something like a Steam Deck. Options are good right? Giving you what the official hardware vendors often don't.

With this v1.10.0 release you get all these improvements:

• improve streaming quality and stability with better queueing, reset handling, congestion control, and streaming metrics
• add an OpenGL renderer backend plus major renderer and libplacebo fixes, adaptive queue depth, and custom upscalers
• add VSync support plus spatial upscaler presets under settings->video->Render
• improve PSN remote play reliability with configurable NAT port guessing and holepunching fixes
• rework audio, microphone, and haptics paths for better recovery and fewer failure cases
• fix macOS ARM rendering, crash-on-exit, and controller input issues, and add iOS/tvOS compilation support
  Notable new changes:

Source: GitHub

They have easy to use AppImage downloads available for Linux. It's also available direct from Flathub.