I work at a church and can run OBS in W10, Mac, or Debian, but each has a different problem. W10 has kernel dpc problems that are hard to solve, Mac looses keyboard shortcuts, Debian doesn't find ndi cameras.
Right now, I'm using the Mac for projector images, and using the w10/Debian laptop for streaming with OBS (using the W10 OBS and tolerating occasional video tearing.
To improve w10 performance on the Lenovo T14 laptop, I've covered all the usual things to try, and have now installed a clean version of W10, beside the partition with Lenovo's W10 with Obs and Ndi.
The clean install still has the kernel dpc problems, but OBS runs better without all the Lenovo stuff.
The problem is OBS cannot find the Mac NDI source. It finds the NDI cameras, and NDI Studio Monitor gets the Mac.
And the partition with Lenovo W10 OBS finds the Mac.
The Mac and Lenovo W10 is OBS 26, the new install is OBS 27. Could that be the reason - OBS 26 on Mac trying to feed OBS 27 on the W10?
I will be there later and will add log files.
Is there anything else I should try when I'm there?
Thanks, Bob
Right now, I'm using the Mac for projector images, and using the w10/Debian laptop for streaming with OBS (using the W10 OBS and tolerating occasional video tearing.
To improve w10 performance on the Lenovo T14 laptop, I've covered all the usual things to try, and have now installed a clean version of W10, beside the partition with Lenovo's W10 with Obs and Ndi.
The clean install still has the kernel dpc problems, but OBS runs better without all the Lenovo stuff.
The problem is OBS cannot find the Mac NDI source. It finds the NDI cameras, and NDI Studio Monitor gets the Mac.
And the partition with Lenovo W10 OBS finds the Mac.
The Mac and Lenovo W10 is OBS 26, the new install is OBS 27. Could that be the reason - OBS 26 on Mac trying to feed OBS 27 on the W10?
I will be there later and will add log files.
Is there anything else I should try when I'm there?
Thanks, Bob