joelgraff
New Member
So I'm trying to use OBS to provide video to TV's located in the same building, connected using HDMI-over-ethernet units. Thus far, I've had reasonable success simply putting OBS in projector mode and passing through the audio.
However, we recently networked our video camera over RTSP and latency suddenly became a much larger problem - on the order of 2 seconds. I'm trying to sort that out, as there's no good reason it ought to be that bad, but it put the issue of being able to add latency to the audio front and center.
From what I can tell, there's no way to get that done in OBS when simply using projector mode... The only other thought I had would be to try to set up a fake stream from OBS to take advantage of the 'Sync offset' option in the audio source preferences.
Any ideas how I can handle audio syncing when I'm not streaming to the internet?
However, we recently networked our video camera over RTSP and latency suddenly became a much larger problem - on the order of 2 seconds. I'm trying to sort that out, as there's no good reason it ought to be that bad, but it put the issue of being able to add latency to the audio front and center.
From what I can tell, there's no way to get that done in OBS when simply using projector mode... The only other thought I had would be to try to set up a fake stream from OBS to take advantage of the 'Sync offset' option in the audio source preferences.
Any ideas how I can handle audio syncing when I'm not streaming to the internet?