A network controlled tally light for cameras, intended for control directly from OBS. Rather than having the lights hit a web gateway hosted by OBS, this reaches out directly to the tally lights and controls them over HTTP. This does not use the websocket plugin and there is no need to open up...
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TallyPi: Push scene changes to WiFi-enabled tally lights - A tally light platform that doesn't require remote connections into your OBS instance
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Hello!
I have a problem building OBS on raspberry pi3b +. I'm doing exactly what's in this guide: https://obsproject.com/forum/threads/obs-raspberry-pi-build-instructions.115739/#post-437594
And during build, the raspberry stutters forever.
Can anything be done about it?
Maybe there is some...
It is possible to build OBS Studio for Linux from source on the Raspberry Pi 3 upwards!
Disclaimer: Please make sure you understand what this code does first,
then you may run it at your own risk. As versions change, problems may arise.
The scripts take a long time, especially on underpowered...
I installed the current ubuntu 19.10 64bit version from ubuntu from https://ubuntu.com/download/raspberry-pi
and with the sudo apt-get install lubuntu-desktop after this I was following the guide for debian/ubuntu and
it was compiling without any errors or bugs.
it looked nice but was encoding...
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