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samjam

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gmesmer

gmesmer

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@scottxu
Is it possible for this plugin to be written such that both the rtsp server and the normal streaming can both be used?
because as it is right now, starting the rtsp server disables streaming
 
Pepito-06

Pepito-06

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Hi Guys !

thanks for the great work here. I'm having an issue, i'm currently running OBS 26.0.2, and I'm not able to see the plugin in OBS after installation. I've installed your attached vcredit, but still having issue. Any suggestions on this one ?

Thanks.
 
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scottxu

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Pepito-06 said:
Hi Guys !

thanks for the great work here. I'm having an issue, i'm currently running OBS 26.0.2, and I'm not able to see the plugin in OBS after installation. I've installed your attached vcredit, but still having issue. Any suggestions on this one ?

Thanks.
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Hi,
If it is convenient, please upload the log file so that I can analyze this question.
 
Richard G4WKW

Richard G4WKW

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Thank you so much for your plugin!

I have successfully used it to stream to the Internet. I am already using rtsp.me to stream from a camera to a webpage URL so that multiple users can simultaneously view it. I managed to successfully stream live from OBS using your plugin and a new "test cam" I created to generate a different webpage URL.

Here is a snapshot of me testing the streaming via VLC before I put the stream to the Internet. You can see I was using my BirdCam feed in a browser page with an added test image for my source. The video stream displayed in VLC is 2 seconds after the raw feed.

birdcam_obstest.jpg


I have put in an enhancement request for the ability to set an optional username and password for the stream from the plugin, but I am already very happy with it! Thank you :)
 
gmesmer

gmesmer

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@scottxu actually there is one more thing for you to look at
It appears that even though your rtsp server uses the same encoding settings as used for whatever is set under "streaming output", it actually does its own separate encode. This increases usage of the encoder when doing running the rtsp server in addition to the streaming output or local file (when set to "same as stream")

It seems to me that both the rtsp server and the stream output should both be able to use the same encoded video. If this is not technically feasible, let me know.
 
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scottxu

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gmesmer said:
@scottxu actually there is one more thing for you to look at
It appears that even though your rtsp server uses the same encoding settings as used for whatever is set under "streaming output", it actually does its own separate encode. This increases usage of the encoder when doing running the rtsp server in addition to the streaming output or local file (when set to "same as stream")

It seems to me that both the rtsp server and the stream output should both be able to use the same encoded video. If this is not technically feasible, let me know.
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In OBS, an encoder cannot be bound to multiple outputs. If the same encoder is used, it will be impossible to push the stream. The same encoder was used before version 1.2.1.
 
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