obs-StreamFX VS obs-rtspserver

Are you using the blur plugin from here, because there are different types of mask modes https://github.com/Xaymar/obs-StreamFX/wiki/Filter-Blur

StreamFX is not paywalled off, they had an issue with non-GPL code in the repo with the GPL-licensed code. They just updated the Wiki with build instructions. I have to get this built today, it's messing everything up not to have StreamFX in OBS 29. https://github.com/Xaymar/obs-StreamFX/wiki/Building

Yes, it's this one: https://github.com/Xaymar/obs-StreamFX/wiki/Filter-Dynamic-Mask

https://www.xaymar.com/guides/obs/high-quality-recording/ https://www.xaymar.com/guides/obs/high-quality-recording/nvenc/ https://github.com/Xaymar/obs-StreamFX/wiki/Encoder-FFmpeg-NVENC

I downloaded the newest beta of StreamFX for OBS, installed it exactly as they said on my Windows 10 machine, and OBS refuses to recognize the plugin when I open it. No additional filters, no StreamFX tab in the top toolbar, nothing. I've tried downloading for all users and just me. I've tried manually moving the installed plugin from /ProgramData/ to /Program Files(x86). OBS just does not acknowledge that any plugin is present. Using OBS 29.0 and the beta that's supposed to run on 29.0.

If you're technically adept enough to know what NVENC and HEVC are, then it's not too difficult to understand and setup OBS with StreamFX and follow the guide.

for obs 28 you'll need the beta: https://github.com/Xaymar/obs-StreamFX/releases

Then get the OBS rtsp plugin on github (https://github.com/iamscottxu/obs-rtspserver/releases) and install this too. You can access it through the tools tab in UBS and configure it to send out the OBS picture through an rtsp stream.

I haven’t done it but all you should need to do is setup OBS to stream to a RTSP and tweak OctoPrint to see it.

Ah. Well, there's this version luckily: https://github.com/iamscottxu/obs-rtspserver/releases/tag/v3.0.0-beta3

Also, an alternative that might be useful if you do want to watch some sort of video (or if Krfb likes to crash after a while) is to use OBS to create a virtual screen and adding the RTSP server plugin to it, you can then use VLC to connect to the stream, although there will likely be a significant amount of latency (1-2 seconds in my case) with that option.

just found out about this, something like this is probably what you'd be looking for https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/obs-rtspserver.1037/

You could try this https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/obs-rtspserver.1037/

Alternately it looks like there's a plugin for OBS to publish rtsp streams. It's overkill but would work.

I have a project where I need to stream gameplay from several computers to a couple of Yodecks, which are basically just digital signage Raspberry Pi's. The Yodeck software uses Streamlink as it's backend for streaming video. Everything is on the same local network. I've tried using the RTSP server plugin, and while it technically works, the quality is terrible and it freezes constantly. Streaming from OBS to Twitch, and then having the Yodeck grab the Twitch stream works with only a few seconds lag (acceptable), but I'd prefer not to have the video leave the network since I'm not sure how good our actual bandwidth will be on site during the event.