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Apollo is a self-hosted desktop streaming host designed to enable low-latency game streaming from a personal computer to remote clients using protocols compatible with Moonlight and Artemis. It acts as a server that captures, encodes, and streams desktop or game sessions while supporting hardware acceleration across AMD, Intel, and NVIDIA GPUs. The project includes a web-based interface that allows users to configure streaming settings, manage connected clients, and control application launching remotely. It also introduces features such as virtual display creation, which dynamically matches the client’s resolution and refresh rate, improving compatibility and visual fidelity. ...

...Instead of relying on the upscaling method originally integrated by a game developer, the software intercepts the game’s rendering pipeline and redirects it to alternative technologies chosen by the user. This makes it possible to swap technologies such as NVIDIA DLSS, AMD FSR, or Intel XeSS even if the game only supports one of them by default. The tool effectively acts as a compatibility layer between the game engine and multiple upscaling frameworks, enabling cross-GPU access to features that might otherwise be restricted to specific hardware ecosystems. In addition to replacing upscalers, OptiScaler can enable frame generation features in titles that do not officially support them, improving frame rates and perceived smoothness during gameplay.

Replacing DLSS 2.x with FSR 2.1.2 for various games such as Cyberpunk 2077, Red Dead Redemption 2, etc. It includes a DLL wrapper/injector (winmm.dll) to disable Nvidia GeForce RTX GPU checking, so AMD Radeon / Nvidia GTX users can enjoy the mod. Download the latest relase from Release Page. Extract the contents of the archive next to the game EXE file in your games folder. Make sure the game is running in DX12 mode. Download the latest relase from Release Page. Extract the contents of the archive next to the game EXE file in your games folder.