If youve ever envied the owners of Nvidia Android Devices for their Game Streaming capabilities or if your just looking for a cool way to play PC Games on your Android Device, Moonlight is the app youre looking for. This app allows you to stream any game from your compatible Windows PC to your Android Phone. In this video, well look at the basic steps to set up the app, as well as a few other settings you might want to change. \rbr\rbr Important hint from my viewer Marti (Big Thanks to you!): The ports UDP 47999 and UDP 48010 are required to stream from GFE 2.10 or later.\rbr\rbr►Moonlight in the Google Play Store: \rbr►Moonlight App Review: \rbr\rbr►PC Requirements: \rbr-NVIDIA GeForce GTX 600700800900or GTX 600M700M800MGPU (GT- GPUs wont work)\rbr-NVIDIA GeForce Experience (GFE) 2.1.1 or later\rbrNvidia Geforce Experience download: \rbr\rbr►Time Stamps: \rbr1:25 Part 1: Setup\rbr3:34 Part 2: Using a gamepad connected to the pc instead of the streaming device\rbr4:18 Part 3: Streaming over the internet\rbr5:34 Part 4: Use Moonlight to stream your entire desktop\rbr\rbr►Part Specific Links: \rbr-Part 1: Command to use in cmd: ipconfig, find IPV4 adress\rbr-Part 2: Paths (rename rxinput.dll):\rbr32Bit: C:Program FilesNVIDIA CorporationNvStreamSrv\rbr64bit: 1. C:Program FilesNVIDIA CorporationNvStreamSrv\rbr2. C:Program Files (x86)NVIDIA CorporationNvStreamSrv\rbr-Part 3: Ports:\rbrRouter Ip: Generally 192.168.1.1\rbrTCP 35043, 47984, 47989, 47995, 47996, 48010\rbrUDP 47998, 47999, 48000\rbrHow to Port Forward: \rbrFind your public ip: \rbrPart 4: Path: \rbrC:windowssystem32mstsc.