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Yes. Also worth noting that for OBS 29 (in beta currently), Apple has contributed native hardware encoder support for H265 and ProRes, which both work very well

Yes. Also worth noting that for OBS 29 (in beta currently), Apple has contributed native hardware encoder support for H265 and ProRes, which both work very well. Very nice pick for their engineering outreach people! edit: Forgot to mention that they also contributed Continuity Camera and Desk Cam support, so those are built in to OBS now as well.

minimaxir 4y ago
Is there a way to confirm if the encoding is H265? I use the Apple Hardware VT Encoder and it doesn't provide many options (I use a Mac w/ a T2 chip which should be able to do H265)
- skrrtww 4y ago
  If you're on OBS 29, all options will appear in the encoder dropdown in advanced output mode. The full suite: https://puu.sh/Juc1K/33d8aecc33.png https://puu.sh/Juc1K/33d8aecc33.png
  - minimaxir 4y ago
    Ah, those aren't visible to me so maybe the T2 isn't enough and you do need AS. A bit of a bummer :(
    - dagmx 4y ago
      They’re only part of the Apple Silicon hardware so that would make sense (though a Mac Pro with an Afterburner card would have it too, but I’m too poor to know if that works)