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I'm using gstreamer on an nvidia jetson nano for a low cost "stream to twitch" setup. I wonder if my pipeline would benefit from this. The nano can hit 1080p60
by bschwindHN 6y ago
I'm using gstreamer on an nvidia jetson nano for a low cost "stream to twitch" setup. I wonder if my pipeline would benefit from this. The nano can hit 1080p60 but there are occasional hiccups and periods of lower frame rates.
- R0b0t1 6y agoWhat exactly do you mean by this? The jetson nano is doing frame capture and reencoding for the stream? Is using a separate computer typical?
- jhamilton 6y agomost "professional" streamers will have a separate encoding/streaming PC w/ some sort of capture device (commonly one of those Elgato capture cards). They'll then hook in their main PC or console into the capture card. Main reasons for this are to eliminate the overhead of reencoding video in OBS w/ multiple layers of images/videos/donationAlerts/etc which can have a negative impact on the game (or other software) they're trying to stream.
- R0b0t1 6y agoThanks for the info. Any webcam is on the capture PC, I'm assuming?
- bschwindHN 6y agoI have a Nintendo switch hooked up to a cheap USB capture card, which is hooked up to the jetson. The capture card also has HDMI out loopback so I can display it on the TV normally. It's a cheap streaming setup with some performance hiccups here and there. I don't have a webcam or anything, just the game stream.