Abstract: Examples of methods are described. In some examples, a method includes evaluating, by an electronic device, resource state information based on a policy. In some examples, the method includes determining, by the electronic device, to change from a second encoder to a first encoder based on the evaluation. In some examples, the first encoder is to encode a desktop display image sequence. In some examples, the method includes communicating, by the electronic device, the encoded desktop display image sequence.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for motion determination comprising generating a hash value for each changed pixel in a frame of an image display sequence, the changed pixels indicated in a set of sparse display coordinates, for each changed pixel, overwriting (X, Y) information at a position in a symbol table indexed by the hash value, the (X, Y) information comprising one display coordinate associated with the each changed pixel, generating motion vectors for a frame, each motion vector specifying a pixel area determined from at least one (X, Y) delta between one of the changed pixels represented in the symbol table and a previously changed pixel represented at the position in a previous frame symbol table for a previous frame in the image display sequence, and transmitting the motion vectors from the host computer over a network to a client computer.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for transmitting a desktop display comprising classifying a first region of the desktop display as persistently changed and a second region of the desktop display as sporadically changed, adjusting, in relation to a user experience (UX) bias and a resource constraint, a target image quality for the first region, decimating the first region in accordance with a spatial decimation factor to generate a first decimated region, compressing the first decimated region at the target image quality and compressing the second region to generate a plurality of compressed regions and transmitting the plurality of compressed regions to a client via an IP network.