willis_007
New Member
Hello everyone
I'm coming to you because I have a question about IPS cameras.
I have 3 scenes :
-> 1 scene with an IP camera
-> 1 scenes with 4 IP cameras (in the form of mosaic)
-> 1 scene with 4 IP cameras (in the form of mosaic)
In total, I have 9 connected ips cameras.
So far, I have had no problem creating scenes, integrating my cameras and positioning them in my scenes.
I then have a python script that allows me, according to certain situations of an external program, to switch from one scene to another. Once again, no problem : OBS responds well to our outdoor program and the scenes change according to what we send to OBS as an order.
The problem is that I have 9 RTSP connections continually open ... and my processors climbs up to 95%. But when I delete scenes (for my tests) and I keep only one scene with a mosaic, the processor returns to 40% load (which is much more acceptable).
My question is : is it possible to mute the rtsp stream in scenes that are not enabled ? There is a function 'resume playback once the scene active' but the problem in this case is that I have as much video lag as time during which the scene was not displayed. For example, if scene 2 has not been activated for 3 minutes, I have 3 minutes difference between what the camera is broadcasting and what is actually happening.
I specify that my problem is not related to an output quality configuration. On this side, it's been a while that I streame on YouTube : I have never had a problem with processor overload or other concern. No. Here, the problem is to have 9 stream rtsp in continuous reading while at maximum I streame only 4.
Thank you very much in advance everyon for your help and advices :).
Kind regards,
I'm coming to you because I have a question about IPS cameras.
I have 3 scenes :
-> 1 scene with an IP camera
-> 1 scenes with 4 IP cameras (in the form of mosaic)
-> 1 scene with 4 IP cameras (in the form of mosaic)
In total, I have 9 connected ips cameras.
So far, I have had no problem creating scenes, integrating my cameras and positioning them in my scenes.
I then have a python script that allows me, according to certain situations of an external program, to switch from one scene to another. Once again, no problem : OBS responds well to our outdoor program and the scenes change according to what we send to OBS as an order.
The problem is that I have 9 RTSP connections continually open ... and my processors climbs up to 95%. But when I delete scenes (for my tests) and I keep only one scene with a mosaic, the processor returns to 40% load (which is much more acceptable).
My question is : is it possible to mute the rtsp stream in scenes that are not enabled ? There is a function 'resume playback once the scene active' but the problem in this case is that I have as much video lag as time during which the scene was not displayed. For example, if scene 2 has not been activated for 3 minutes, I have 3 minutes difference between what the camera is broadcasting and what is actually happening.
I specify that my problem is not related to an output quality configuration. On this side, it's been a while that I streame on YouTube : I have never had a problem with processor overload or other concern. No. Here, the problem is to have 9 stream rtsp in continuous reading while at maximum I streame only 4.
Thank you very much in advance everyon for your help and advices :).
Kind regards,