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MajorIncident
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Hi - Will this work from obs to streamlabs obs version?
Have you figured this out? I'm having the same issue which is weird because it worked,.. at least I could connect my old laptop to the gaming PC, but it was so old it couldn't handle it. My newer gaming PC I'm trying to use to stream for whatever reason can't find the sending PC even after refresh, and the Sending PC can't see the streaming PC either.
What does that mean exactly. I'm having the same issue. I have no idea what a multicast segment is. but I do know my old laptop was able to find the gaming PC,.. just didn't have a GPU so it didn't go well. but this newer gaming PC cannot find the sending PC and the sending PC can't find the streaming PC
YorVeX
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If it's connected exactly the same way the old one was then the most likely reason would be that the new laptop has some software firewall that is blocking it. Maybe the new laptop came with one preinstalled that you're not even aware of? Sometimes it's also part of a bigger anti-virus/security solution where it isn't obvious that a firewall is part of it.
Might also be the Windows firewall (in case you're on Windows), I don't know whether that would block Teleport since I always have it disabled myself.
Andreas Kronlachner
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How is determined, which NIC is used for Teleport. E.g. can it be bound to use a specific Ethernet adapter if more than one exists or is ensured that a Wifi adapter is always omitted?
Tuna
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There should be a stream offer for each network interface. You then select the one with the ip address you are interested in.
Andreas Kronlachner
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Will check Tuna. Thanks.....
LiquidBlitz
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Loving the quality option, the ceiling takes the quality way higher than NDI. But I have one issue. Apologies if you don't like straight comparisons between them but I've noticed that regardless of Quality level chosen, there is noticeable stutter on the receiving end of Teleport (or rather missing frames or wildly inconsistent frametimes) compared to standard NDI - and I wondered if you might know of any technical reason why this might be the case? In my scenario all other factors are working flawlessly with no bottlenecks etc. But a simple back and forth repeatedly with 2 identical streams, one NDI, one Teleport - shows that NDI is perfectly smooth, with lower quality visuals, and Teleport is as high quality as your network bandwidth allows, but it's like all the frametimes are off, or dropped frames between the computers (tested with several values between 1-96, quality seemingly isn't the issue). Thanks for the work you've put into this.
tyo_streams
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I've experienced the problem LiquidBlitz mentioned as well today. I stream at 936p120fps for the slow motion replays, and the result is significantly worse than expected. My OBS stats on each machine show insignificant numbers of dropped frames for any reason (0.1% or less for rendering/encoding/network), but my vod is a slideshow: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1563210442
The connection between the computers is wired and travels through my comcast router. I think my next troubleshooting step would be to use wireshark to see if the bandwidth is spiky, which I'll do tomorrow if I can figure out how.
The connection between the computers is wired and travels through my comcast router. I think my next troubleshooting step would be to use wireshark to see if the bandwidth is spiky, which I'll do tomorrow if I can figure out how.
LiquidBlitz
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I will clarify that my unsmooth transition between computers has nothing to do with recording/streaming. I can see it in the receiver's preview that it is stuttery, 0 "dropped frames" officially, on both ends. Looks equally stuttery in local recordings, so it isn't just the preview being odd. Less than 20% GPU/CPU on both ends. Best way I could describe it is the receiving stream looks closer to 20/30 fps than the 60 I'm running at, and the quality option has zero effect on this. I've gone so far as to try connecting both PC's directly with ethernet just to reduce points of failure, and the unsmoothness persists - which I find odd.
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Warzy
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Hi, I'm coming back to you after trying to install Teleport with OBS Release Candidate 2 on a Mac M1, once installed I have no options available in OBS. Is an update of Teleport required?
Tuna
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Since the betas the plugin structure needs to be different. But I haven't made a release with that change as there is another critical issue that is tracked here: https://github.com/fzwoch/obs-teleport/issues/43
PenceFamilyGaming
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I recently transferred all my PCs over to Teleport from NDI. My main issue is when grabbing 2 Teleport sources for gameplay split on the stream PC, it transfers no audio. I can switch between one source at a time with perfect audio on the stream PC, but as soon as 2 sources are in the same scene, no audio. Absolutely nothing changes as far as audio goes. It shows audio in the mixer, but nothing is heard. Any ideas/solutions?
Tuna
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Actually an issue in OBS 28.0.2 itself. Will probably be hot-fixed.