- Obs studio linux install#
- Obs studio linux drivers#
- Obs studio linux pro#
- Obs studio linux Ps4#
- Obs studio linux Pc#
The whole BMD line up have all the software and drivers for linux. I use it daily for my production in Arch =D
Obs studio linux pro#
Just at the limit! for U$199 you can get a Blackmagic Device's Intensity Pro 4k. Wanted to use it to capture my retro computers, but having to reboot into Windows is discouraging me from using it. Quoting: slaapliedjeSpeaking of this, does anyone have a good example of a capture card with VGA, Composite and HDMI that works under Linux and isn't 200 USD and higher? I bought one and unfortunately it doesn't work under Linux or it would be perfect. Thx Jim for OBS and Palakis for the Plugin! Last edited by elmapul on 23 January 2018 at 4:38 pm UTC The controller will have the same input delay since it comunicate direct with the console, but the image will not
Obs studio linux Ps4#
That is the reason that people who have both an xbox one and an ps4 dont use the hdmi pass through to send the image from an console to the other then to the tv.
(i know, it will not stream to an monitor or tv, but you will show the image on those anyway) In this case, you will have the delay of the monitor (or tv) to where you are streaming+ the delay to encode, send and decode the image, it may be noticeable. Tvs with an bad input delay are bad for gaming, it dont make any difference when you're watching tv so many people dont know there is an issue, but as soon as they try to play, they have issues. There would be no input delay.input delay may also refers to the refresh rate of the tv.
Obs studio linux Pc#
Quoting: liamdawe Quoting: elmapulinput delay.No, you're playing the game on the PC it's running on, then that's being sent to a PC with OBS which sends the video. Thank you for your time and GAME HARD linux users! Article taken from. There may be more steps you need to follow depending on how you choose to link the two PCs or your distribution and I'm no expert so I wish you the best of luck on those distros/links. This plugin isn't perfect, but it can be a lot easier than the RTMP server and while the capture card will always be better this is a way for others who may not have the money for one to use two PCs for streaming effectively and under less load than single PC steaming. Once you've followed these steps you should be able to see your Gaming PC being captured by the Streaming PC and you are ready to go! At most I've only seen my Gaming PC use 12% CPU under OBS using this plugin. (NOTE: Feel free to check the box that says Allow Hardware Acceleration if you feel its needed but it will use the GPU to help better capture the source.) Step 3: Now over on the Streaming PC under Sources create an NDI Source and you should see the name of your Gaming PC. (NOTE: Set up your video settings to what you want before clicking the text box as you wont be able to change them afterwards without unchecking the box again.) Check the little box that says Enable NDI Output and name it whatever you choose. Step 2: Once they are installed open OBS and at the top under the Tools menu click NDI Output Settings on your Gaming PC.
Obs studio linux install#
Step 1: Download the latest libndi and obs-ndi-* and install them starting with the libndi on both PCs. You can get NDI for OBS from here.Īs an Ubuntu user I will give a quick simple guide to installing on Ubuntu 16.04 (NOTE: I've attempted to get the plugin working on 17.10 with no luck but I'm not a very advanced user so maybe you will have better luck than me.) While this may seam like a pointless idea it impacts the performance of your PC significantly less then gaming and streaming on it at the same time and in my cases feels as though it is easier on both systems than running a dedicated RTMP server. NDI for OBS is a plugin that allows you to send video from 1 PC that has OBS installed to another PC running OBS with the plugin installed. As a gamer who loves to live stream content but also doesn't want to dish out $100+ dollars for a little box to allow me to use my second PC as my streaming PC, I feel for those that either can't get RTMP to work right or don't/can't afford a capture card. Even with the plethora of guides it can be far more trouble than its worth. Two PC streaming has usually required either a dedicated capture card or setting up finicky RTMP servers, and while setting up an RTMP server for linux maybe be easy for some it can be an up hill battle for average users.
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