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PipeWire 0.3.77 Released
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I hate OBS under Linux still doesn't allow me to use the GPU (using AMD videocard) for encoding.
Don't blame OBS, AMD's video encoding is awful in a multitude of ways
owh..? I was hoping it was open-source. Some standard API. or something...
As someone said, there are ways to get it working in OBS.
Does it expose the full feature set using VA-API? I have no clue. I was never able to actually hit the bitrate I wanted.
Please note that cards until the RX 6000 generation do not support B-frames.
AMD's encoders are garbage, but if you insist, you can use VA-API to get accelerated encoding in the output advanced settings.