No PC, no Sunshine install
The box is the host. Plug HDMI and USB into the source and pair Moonlight with the box.
USBridge is the first hardware Moonlight streamer. Connect a PS5, Xbox, Switch or any PC by HDMI, and the stock Moonlight client streams it at 1080p 60 FPS with audio. The source runs no Sunshine and no software at all.
Until now Moonlight needed Sunshine running on a gaming PC. USBridge is the first hardware Moonlight streamer: a small box takes the HDMI output of any device and is itself the GameStream host. The source runs no software, so a game console, a PC in the BIOS, or a machine you cannot install anything on streams to Moonlight the same way.
The box is the host. Plug HDMI and USB into the source and pair Moonlight with the box.
The regular Moonlight app on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, Apple TV or Android TV connects to it. Nothing to patch.
Low-latency video and sound from the HDMI input.
A PlayStation, Xbox or Nintendo Switch, a gaming PC, a laptop, a mini PC, a server in the BIOS.
Every USBridge hardware KVM works as a hardware GameStream host.
Ready device from $90: board, heatsink and HDMI capture, or a full kit with screen and case. Buy or build one.
Flash USBridge firmware and add a USB HDMI capture dongle.
Flash USBridge firmware and add a USB HDMI capture dongle.
Flash the USBridge image to its microSD card. NanoKVM firmware.
Connect the PS5 HDMI output to the box. PS5 games turn on HDCP, so switch it off in Settings → System → HDMI → Enable HDCP.
Connect the Xbox HDMI output to the box and stream it to any Moonlight client.
Connect the dock HDMI output to the box and play on a phone, tablet or another TV.
Like a Steam Link, but in reverse: the box sits at the source, so the source needs no Steam and no PC.
Keyboard and mouse from power-on, BIOS and UEFI setup, ISO and IMG virtual media.
Gamepads, MIDI and other USB devices. USB passthrough.
Encrypted access from anywhere, no port forwarding.
Use the USBridge client instead of Moonlight for KVM features in the same window.
Yes. USBridge is the first hardware Moonlight streamer: the USBridge KVM 2.0, or a Radxa Zero 3W, Radxa Cubie A7Z or Sipeed NanoKVM flashed with USBridge firmware, acts as a GameStream host for whatever is connected to its HDMI input. Before it, Moonlight needed Sunshine or GeForce Experience running on a PC.
Yes. A USBridge box is the Moonlight host itself and captures the source over HDMI, so the source runs no software. Pair the stock Moonlight client with the box.
Yes. Connect the console HDMI output to a USBridge box and stream it at 1080p 60 FPS with audio to Moonlight on a phone, tablet, PC, Mac or TV. On a PS5, switch off HDCP in Settings, System, HDMI.
Not by themselves: Sunshine and Apollo run on a PC, and a console cannot run them. A USBridge box takes their place. It is the Sunshine-compatible GameStream host, captures the console over HDMI, and the stock Moonlight client connects to it.
Yes. The box speaks the same GameStream protocol as Sunshine, so the stock Moonlight client on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, Apple TV and Android TV pairs with it like with a Sunshine PC.
The ready USBridge KVM 2.0, or a Radxa Zero 3W, Radxa Cubie A7Z or Sipeed NanoKVM flashed with USBridge firmware. Radxa boards need a USB HDMI capture dongle.