Normen Hansen
Normen Hansen
That would be peertube-runner 0.0.5 on node 18 on that machine.
Thats strange, you sure you're not running in some docker environment or something? I see no trace of any ffmpeg on that machine except the system installed ones. peertube-runner instantly...
> Tried adding this to `~/.bashrc` but it didn't seem to work. Still being encoded with `libx264`. > > `export FFMPEG_PATH='/usr/bin/ffmpeg -vcodec h264_nvenc'` Nah, you have to set FFMPEG_PATH to...
See #162 - you're not alone.
Same issue here, OBS simply crashes when obs-ptz tries to connect to any serial port, no matter if USB, built-in or virtual.
I do this by simply running the detection in a separate app and sending VISCA to the camera directly. You also need to have a way to get the camera...
It might have to do with the fact that the plugin needs the "key released" to know when to stop controlling camera movement (given, thats not the case for presets)....
Can confirm, given the bugs in the serial port implementation and some of my cameras having some specialties in the VISCA implementation anyway I created a bridge app so I...
Yes, OBS-PTZ seems to output these instead: ``` 83:01:04:08:27:ff 83:01:04:08:37:ff 83:01:04:08:00:ff ``` The options allow me to cap the values for pan and zoom, but not for focus.. 🙂
Looking into the code a bit the VISCA implementation has the same commands my camera uses here: https://github.com/glikely/obs-ptz/blob/0b5b832b9e234cc3babb465a9e28848be89cbe75/src/ptz-visca.cpp#L287 However whats used seems to be the speed variable version a bit...