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I did attempt purge DKMS, and confirmed the kernel module is the one I've just compiled. I have it in the tool menu in OBS Studio. If I start the stream with R
by joecot 7y ago
I did attempt purge DKMS, and confirmed the kernel module is the one I've just compiled.
I have it in the tool menu in OBS Studio. If I start the stream with RGB the camera doesn't work. If I start it with YUV32 as suggested in most guides, OBS just segfaults. switching it to YU2 was a helpful hint -- it just doesn't work as opposed to segfaulting.
- luxpir 7y agoAnother quick thought, did you check you're using the right device? In that tool menu dialogue you could switch it to 0 instead of 1 etc or try grepping for the device list... And can you view the device in VLC even when RGB? There are individual settings per input for RGB/YUV etc which I think default to the latter.
- joecot 7y agoI updated the top comment, but you got me looking closer at the device list. It seems that v4l2loopback and my webcam were interfering with each other. rmmod-ing v4l2loopback, running the mopprobe myself, unplugging my webcam and plugging it back in seemed to resolve it.
- luxpir 7y agoEyy, victory. Linux, the OS you love to hate. Wouldn't have it any other way.