About

Moonlight for Tizen is an open-source client for NVIDIA GameStream and Sunshine. It enables streaming games from a powerful desktop to Samsung Smart TVs running Tizen OS 5.5 or higher. For more details, setup guides, or troubleshooting, visit the Moonlight wiki.

This fork simply just disables gamemode unlike Kyro and OneLiberty forks. If you wish to use gamemode while streaming, please use either of those forks. Linked below:

https://github.com/OneLiberty/moonlight-chrome-tizen - OneLiberty Fork. Has GameMode automatically enabled on stream by default.

https://github.com/KyroFrCode/moonlight-chrome-tizen - KyroFrCode Original Fork. - Has GameMode enabled on stream by default.

Note

As a non-developer with limited coding knowledge, I do my best to maintain the repository and address issues. If you encounter problems, please report them in the issue section. While I can't guarantee a solution, I will certainly investigate.

This fork is based OneLiberty Moonlight Port/Fork. All my fork does is simply disable gamemode on launch/stream. My reason is that it's simply too bright for my eyes. It will follow and add OneLiberty updates merged with this, just with gamemode disabled here.

Getting Started

To install Moonlight on your Samsung Smart TV, start by ensuring your setup meets the Prerequisites and follow the Installation guide.

Read the pinned issue before getting started: #1

Prerequisites

You'll need:

• Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL 2) — Installation Guide
• Docker Desktop — Installation Guide Ensure Docker Desktop is running and close any resource-intensive applications.

Installation

1. Enable Developer Mode on Samsung Smart TV:

   • Navigate to Apps panel, enter 12345 on the remote, turn on Developer mode, input your PC's IP, and restart the TV.

2. Launch Docker Image:

   • Run in Windows PowerShell:

     docker run -it --rm ghcr.io/mrphaze62/moonlight-chrome-tizen-no-gamemode:samsung_wasm
     

3. Install the Application:

   • Connect and install via Smart Development Bridge:

     sdb connect YOUR_TV_IP
     sdb devices
     tizen install -n Moonlight.wgt -t YOUR_DEVICE_ID
     exit
     

   • Replace YOUR_TV_IP and YOUR_DEVICE_ID with your TV's IP and Device ID respectively.

4. (Optional) Disable Developer Mode:

   • Revisit the Apps panel to turn off Developer mode and restart the TV.

Moonlight should now be available under Recent Apps on your Samsung Smart TV.

Updating

To update Moonlight:

1. Delete the existing app from your TV.
2. Open PowerShell and run the following cmd in powershell 'docker pull ghcr.io/mrphaze62/moonlight-chrome-tizen-no-gamemode:samsung_wasm' to grab any new update from my fork without having to delete and reinstall the entire image.

If you're using OneLiberty fork and you want to update his fork (Has GameMode enabled) and not use mine, run 'docker pull ghcr.io/oneliberty/moonlight-chrome-tizen:samsung_wasm' and follow his intructions to install it on his main page. (basically the same as the installation guide as above.

3. Just follow the installation guide as above after running the powershell cmd to update either forks you choose to use.

Changelogs

View changes and updates in the CHANGELOG.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Fork the repo, create pull requests, or open issues. If you find the project useful, consider giving it a star!

Credits

• Moonlight for Chrome OS is developed and maintained by Moonlight Developers
• Moonlight for Tizen is based on Chrome OS version which was then adapted and powered by Samsung Developers
• Dockerfile have been readapted by pablojrl123
• Thanks to henry2fa for the discord and more.