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Remote Display Analyzer 2205 released

/ Bram Wolfs / Leave a comment

Hi all,

Happy to announce that a new version of Remote Display Analyzer (RDA) has been released: RDA version 2205.

What’s new in Remote Display Analyzer 2205:

  • Remote Display Analyzer now supports Windows 365
  • Support for Nutanix Frame has been added
  • Citrix Rendezvous 2 detection has been added
  • Support has been added for all the latest Microsoft, VMware and Citrix protocol versions
  • You can now start Remote Display Analyzer in minimized mode with a parameter (for all parameters click on the about (i) button at the top of the RDA window)
  • Various bug fixes and improvements

Thanks for all the community feedback received. Version 2205 is now available on the website.

Remote Display Analyzer 2106 released

/ Bram Wolfs / 2 Comments

Hi all,

Happy to announce that a new version of Remote Display Analyzer (RDA) has been released: RDA version 2106.

What’s new in Remote Display Analyzer version 2106:

  • A new Teams Offloading status has been added for Microsoft AVD, Citrix & VMware

Teams Citrix

  • Support for Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) RDP Shortpath

AVD Shortpath

  • A new Citrix Build-to-Lossless Quality Slider has been added

indicator

  • Added GUI ability to turn on/off NVIDIA GPU monitoring

gpu_enable_disable

  • RDA now supports session disconnect / reconnect, monitoring now continues if session is reconnected
  • A Microsoft Max FPS Policy check for server\multi session OS has been added
  • Fixed NVIDIA license detection issue with server\multi session OS
  • Support for all the latest Microsoft, Citrix and VMware versions
  • Various fixes and improvements

You can check which RDA build you are using by clicking on the about (i) button at the top of the RDA window. You will also find the possible parameters there.
Thanks for all the community feedback received. The 2106 version is now available on the website.

Remote Display Analyzer 2007 released

/ Bram Wolfs / Leave a comment

Hi all,

Happy to announce that a new version of Remote Display Analyzer (RDA) has been released: RDA version 2007.

What’s new in Remote Display Analyzer version 2007:

  • RDS GPU policy detection, reminder to configure this setting and easily verify if GPU is leveraged for RDS workloads

  • Multi language OS support for RDS\WVD
  • Enhanced support for Citrix EDT with MTU size detection, MTU discovery detection and available EDT bandwidth detection

  • The Receiver client version is now detected and displayed next to the detected VDA version
  • Citrix Glyph detection support
  • Citrix build to lossless configuration option has been added

  • Support for the latest Windows 10 Builds
  • Support for the latest Citrix VDA (2006) version
  • Support for the latest VMware Horizon (7.12) version
  • Various Fixes and improvements

You can check which RDA build you are using by clicking on the about (i) button at the top of the RDA window. You will also find the possible parameters there.
Thanks for all the community feedback received. The 2007 version is now available on the website.

Remote Display Analyzer 1911 released

/ Bram Wolfs / Leave a comment

Hi all,

Happy to announce that a new version of Remote Display Analyzer (RDA) has been released: RDA version 1911.

What’s new in Remote Display Analyzer version 1911:

  • RDA now supports the latest Windows 10 builds for both RDS and WVD deployments
  • Support for the latest Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) Infrastructure agent

  • Support for the latest Citrix VDA (1909) version and latest HDX updates
  • RDA will now also show you in real-time if hardware encode is being used. This is handy when you run workloads and want to verify if the video codec is leveraging hardware encoding. See screenshot below:

  • Support for the latest VMware Horizon (7.10) version and latest Blast updates
  • VMware Blast codec switching and the new Blast codec has been integrated (and can be changed on the fly):

  • Integration with click-to-photon: Click-to-photon uses a small device that can measure response times in remote display environments. You can find more information about the click-to-photon device on the GitHub page of Magnar Johnsen. The click-to-photon device is connected from the endpoint to the remote session using comport redirection. The tool running in the remote session generates screen updates and the device at the endpoint calculates the time between the remote screen update and the endpoint device receiving the update. This statistics are reported back in Remote Display Analyzer.

  • Last but not least: RDA build 1911 contains overall improvements and bug fixes

You can check which RDA build you are using by clicking on the about (i) button at the top of the RDA window. You will also find the possible parameters there.
Thanks for all the community feedback received. The 1911 version is now available on the website.