obs-studio with NVENC Hardware Decoding and AMD AMF
https://obsproject.com/
OBS - Free and open source software for live streaming and screen recording OBS Studio is software designed for capturing, compositing, encoding, recording, and streaming video content, efficiently. It's distributed under the GNU General Public License v2 - see the accompanying COPYING file for more details.
This package is with pipewire-, obs-browser- and webrtc support.
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| AMF.patch | 0000021214 20.7 KB | |
| cef_binary_5060_linux64.tar.bz2 | 0132839531 127 MB | |
| cmake_compile.patch | 0000002351 2.3 KB | |
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obs-amd-encoder-8823c236b4731c235e650d3bafa14d1d33 |
0000348093 340 KB | |
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obs-browser-594115a27d40f0916e55db97cb61f7c7130cbe |
0000116455 114 KB | |
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obs-browser-e397df52e70392ebb9146e0ab6317c0d1a30bc |
0000109235 107 KB | |
| obs-studio-30.0.0.tar.gz | 0015850826 15.1 MB | |
| obs-studio.changes | 0000061729 60.3 KB | |
| obs-studio.spec | 0000008971 8.76 KB | |
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obs-vst-0dc95ed584b3f14ca308706d0d0324252bd9700b.t |
0000517245 505 KB | |
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obs-websocket-31f9845b6132e6c1529401292bc1125401e2 |
0000238884 233 KB | |
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obs-websocket-4ff109b62bc221192943541010d055be9ae5 |
0000240603 235 KB | |
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obs-websocket-57a9c19f2ccf4e5452baeffd78014579622b |
0000244736 239 KB | |
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obs-websocket-debs-asio-b73dc1d2c0ecb9452a87c26544 |
0001211725 1.16 MB | |
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obs-websocket-debs-json-a34e011e24beece3b69397a03f |
0006860722 6.54 MB | |
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obs-websocket-debs-qr-8518684c0f33d004fa93971be2c6 |
0000135863 133 KB | |
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obs-websocket-debs-websocketpp-56123c87598f8b1dd47 |
0000701544 685 KB |
Revision 59 (latest revision is 68)
Eric Schirra (ecsos)
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Hi Thanks for providing this Repo. I have a suggestion for you. It would be better if you change "Source" filed into "https://github.com/obsproject/obs-studio/archive/%{version}.tar.gz"
And simply use "download_files" service to automatically download the source. This way, you can 1. Increase credibility of the repo. because, source is directly fetched from upstream site 2. Maintenance will be easy. You only need to just edit version number in spec file and commit. Everything else will happen automatically
Pls check https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/home:harish2704:obs-studio/obs-studio for example, wchich uses your spec file with above mentioned additional changes
Thank you for you comment. But I don't like _service Files. And I do it with osc service localrun download_files. This I like more. And I have always my source filed like I do, because not always the assets are name-version.tar.gz. Often there are only version.tar.gz.
Does this include the pipewire capture source for wayland?
Think so. Build find pipewire and wayland. See: https://build.opensuse.org/build/home:ecsos/openSUSE_Leap_15.3/x86_64/obs-studio/_log
Hello, I created a branch of your project, as we do 2 to 3 other people. Cannot start automatic compilation, I have an error: "nothing provides pkgconfig (x264)" Thanks for your help :)
Hello Just wondering when you'll update the package for obs studio. I could use someone else's package but they don't package obs with libobs for obs-vkcapture. But I can't really have that either due to vscode conflict with something unresolvable like 'have choice for'
Maybe its possible to integrate obs-vkcapture into the package? Or provide AV1 VAAPI encoding? https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/home:mareksapota/obs-studio https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/home:MaxxedSUSE/obs-vkcapture
You cannot build a newer version of obs-studio for 15.5. For Leap 15.6 and Tumbleweed, the very latest version can be found at home:ecsos:obs-studio. But I will not build obs-vkcapture. It needs nvidia and it needs a kernel parameter. I don't want that and I don't have a use for it.
I understand. I didn't realize obs-vkcapture requires nvidia. I only have AMD. Thank you.
It doesn't