Transfer sessions – the user can invite his colleagues to participate in remote control sessions, transferring control to them partially or completely. Built-in Web Connector module for accessing remote machines through the user’s web browser. Key innovations: Support for recording audio and video from remote machines in conference and remote control modes. The ability to save preferences, eliminating the need to set parameters each time you create a session, as well as screenshots. Support for multiple monitor configurations, which allows users to view multiple remote monitors on multiple local monitors. Key innovations: Full support for transferring files using the mouse between the session window and the local computer. Also, automatic reconnection after rebooting a remote computer has been implemented, performance has been improved and the appearance has been redesigned. This is provided for organizing presentations. Key innovations: Added QuickJoin module, which allows multiple users to simultaneously connect to a remote computer in view mode. Let’s take a look at when the old versions of TeamViewer came out, and what were the main innovations at that time. Differences between older versions of TeamViewerĭifferences between older versions of TeamViewer.Allows unattended remote control when properly setup. Also requires turning on ADB debugging on the Android TV device.
you could use "TeamViewer Host" or "TeamViewer QuickSupport" on that PC), then use scrcpy to display the AndroidTV screen on that PC. So you need to first get onto that PC remotely (i.e. Scrcpy: Allows you to display the AndroidTV screen from a *local* PC that is on your uncle's network.But it allows unattended remote control when properly setup. I don't think a native AndroidTV version for droidVNC exists, so you may have to sideload the APK. Or first jump onto your uncle's PC by means of "TeamViewer Host" (unattended) or "TeamViewer QuickSupport", and once you are local, use a VNC client from there. Problem is you need to first get onto your uncle's local network, and that would require running a VPN server on your uncle's side (his router may support that natively). droidVNC-NG: Android based VNC server that you can connect to with a VNC client (i.e."TeamViewer QuickSupport" is available though, but requires someone on the other end to initiate it. Note: "TeamViewer Host" does support unattended remote control, but that doesn't appear to be available for AndroidTV. This solution does not support unattended remote control functionality, so your uncle would always have to be present. Need to install "TeamViewer QuickSupport" on the Android TV device. TeamViewer: Works remotely without the need for any additional VPN.So the three solutions I can think of are as follows:
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