As I can't post to the appropriate forum yet, because of reasons:
GStreamer-based NDI®-to-RTMP with VAAPI HW transcoding
Ever wondered why you have an Intel CPU with QuickSync capabilities in your network, or a server with an Arc GPU, but you're still using your gaming machine's resources to...
Hello to everyone, i am crying and full rage with my new intel a770, please help me.
Until yesterday, I was using a rtx 2060 with intel i7-7900k for streaming in a dual pc setup, on the streaming pc I had nvenc encoder, everything was perfect, good quality, low load, the pc wasn't even under...
Copying this from GitHub at the request of kkartaltepe
Operating System Info
Ubuntu 22.04
OBS Studio Version
30.0.0
OBS Studio Log URL
https://obsproject.com/logs/iyRwcecjD41UwjEM
Expected Behavior
Settings>Output (Advanced)>Streaming/Recording>Video Encoder should contain an entry for QSV...
I am using Fedora 37 KDE (Kernel 6.2, OBS 29.0.2 in flatpak) with an Intel Arc A380.
I cannot find the Intel QSV x264 encoder in output settings (only software x264).
Is it not available in Linux or am I missing some dependencies? I have attached my startup log file for reference.
Hi All!
I'll cut to the chase, makes things a bit easier.
I've been having issues for a bit over a month now with OBS not allowing me to use my Arc A380's AV1 capabilities or even HEVC for that matter. I'm able to choose Quicksync H.264, but the only other options for CODECS are x.264, SVT/AOM...
Hi, I want to buy a dedicated GPU for non-gaming purpose. The most demanding job for this GPU will probably be streaming.
I know that Intel Arc GPU has AV1 hardware encoder, and the fact that both Twitch and Youtube do not support AV1 (I think we need to wait for 1-2 years before they officially...
I have my recording setup to use the SVT-AV1 Encoder AND my GPU in the windows settings is set to high performance (dedicated gpu) but while streaming my GPU stays at 0% and my processor is at 100%. I have tried re-installing drivers, obs and even as far as a windows factory reset. Still nothing...
My cousin offer me his 1660 Super for $175 US. I am not playing games in my PC, only on console. I would like to use NVENC to record gameplay only. Should I buy his 1660 Super (Turing NVENC) or wait for Intel's cheapest new graphic card (rumor say its gonna be around $150) that comes with...
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