How to set OBS to accept H265
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Regardless of whether OBS supports a compressed source or not, try to have them uncompressed if at all possible. This will likely require a dedicated video cable run for each (SDI, for example, which runs on the same coax as a TV antenna but with BNC connectors), or high-bandwidth dedicated (wired!) ethernet.
Our two PTZ's have both Cat-5 and Coax run to them, to allow networked control and PoE, and to get a good signal back via the coax. They also have a networked video feed, but we don't use that. Then we have this in the computer:
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General page for their capture devices:
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Drivers:
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Our two PTZ's have both Cat-5 and Coax run to them, to allow networked control and PoE, and to get a good signal back via the coax. They also have a networked video feed, but we don't use that. Then we have this in the computer:
Acasis 4 SDI Input 1080P 60FPS 4 Channel PCIe Video Capture Card
Specifications Host interface: PCIe 2.0 X4 Transmission bandwidth: Up to 20Gbps Input interface: SDI*4 Compatible development interface: Directsound, Directshow (Windows) Output color space: YUY2 Capture resolution: Resolution within 1080p De-interlacing: Hardware de-interlacing + 3D noise...
ACASIS PCIe Capture Card
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Both the Media Source and VLC Source can decode H265. How are you bringing the video into OBS? Also, https://obsproject.com/forum/threads/please-post-a-log-with-your-issue-heres-how.23074/
Sure, you *can*, like R1CH said. Just understand that you'll likely have compression artifacts that you can't get rid of, because they come from the camera's H265 compression. That's *in addition to* the artifacts that OBS's compression puts on it.
Each time you compress, it gets worse, even with the same or better settings, because the artifacts from the previous stage become detail that the next stage tries to preserve at the expense of more of the original. That's called "generational loss". So try to have only one generation of compression if at all possible, and that's already taken by OBS's output.
Sorry, I am so confused. In my system, i can set the Camera to output video data via Ethernet with H265. In the OBS, I can see the setting for the video to be H264 not H265, and there is no video until i change the Camera setting to H264.
My question if OBS supports H265? and how to set it.
Hope this clear
My question if OBS supports H265? and how to set it.
Hope this clear