The Encoder CPU Controller dynamically scales down or up the maximum frames per second that Horizon Blast Extreme displays according to the recent average system CPU usage.
When enabled, the Encoder CPU Controller lowers the maximum frames per second when the average system CPU usage is high so that total Encoder CPU usage across multiple concurrent Horizon Blast Extreme sessions can be reduced. How much the Encoder CPU Controller is allowed to lower the maximum frames per second can be configured with the EncoderMinCPUThrottleFPS setting. The maximum frames per second allowed cannot exceed the configured EncoderMaxFPS setting. The registry settings for this feature are described below.
| Registry setting | Description |
|---|---|
HKLM\Software\Omnissa\Horizon\Blast\Config\EncoderCPUControllerEnabled (default=1) (REG_SZ) | Enables or turns off Encoder CPU Controller support
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HKLM\Software\Omnissa\Horizon\Blast\Config\EncoderMinCPUThrottleFPS (default=5) (REG_SZ) | The lowest rate that the Horizon Blast Extreme maximum frames per second can reach when the Encoder CPU Controller is enabled. Default: 5 |
These registry settings are also available as policy settings in the Horizon Blast ADMX template file vdm_blast.admx. Any changes to these settings take effect when a user performs a Horizon Blast session login or after restarting the Horizon Agent machine.
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