December 1, 20214 yr 16 hours ago, patrickstigler said: At lease for me it seems to work fine. Have you tried these settings? Or what kind of settings are you running? Unfortunately, the settings do not really change the situation for me
December 1, 20214 yr Author I'd say you GPU is not really used by OBS. Have you checked to NVIDEA parameters in Docker?
December 8, 20214 yr On 12/2/2021 at 12:24 AM, patrickstigler said: I'd say you GPU is not really used by OBS. Have you checked to NVIDEA parameters in Docker? Yes, same settings as with Plex container and there the GPU is used.
December 9, 20214 yr Author Just to make sure, you're removed the last part of the GPU ID only in this screenshot, right? Because that is not the full ID.
December 9, 20214 yr 3 hours ago, patrickstigler said: Just to make sure, you're removed the last part of the GPU ID only in this screenshot, right? Because that is not the full ID. Yes, just kind of a habit for IDs in general.
December 11, 20214 yr Author ok good, what GPU are you running? What driver version are you running? I am running the long term support version.
December 14, 20214 yr On 12/11/2021 at 11:05 PM, patrickstigler said: ok good, what GPU are you running? What driver version are you running? I am running the long term support version. I am running GTX 1080. I tried all different versions. Currently it is the newest one but I could switch back to an old one again and test.
December 14, 20214 yr Author ok, I think I will upgrade the Ubuntu image of the container to a newer version. It could help with this issue.
December 15, 20214 yr Author Ok I updated the whole image, but I think you will have the same problem. I hope that the rewrite of the NDI tool will improve it. But at the moment I am not 100% sure if it is the NDI or the OBS itself. I might setup a VM to test it and improve the container.
December 16, 20214 yr For some reason I got it working that via "nvidia-smi pmon" I get the report back that OBS is using my GPU. The encoding is just something between 2-7% though. That translates also in my FPS the recoding happens. I play on 60 FPS, output is 60 FPS but the recording depends on the container . If I fully load all CPUs then it even drops down to 4 FPS recoded up to 40 FPS. This feels like the GPU is not really used?
January 24, 20224 yr Hi All, can someone help, I'm just getting this screen when I connect and unable to load OBS
February 9, 20224 yr Author On 2/7/2022 at 6:30 PM, domrockt said: is it possible to add an AMD IGPU support for this container? I guess it would. But I haven't found a sample container or more info on that. In case you know a reference, let me know. On 2/7/2022 at 8:44 PM, msone said: Is it possible to use quick sync with this? I guess so - maybe check to "quick sync forwarding for Plex" it should work the same. So you have to set it up to your Hardware.
February 22, 20224 yr Hi, first of all: thanks! It works great! But I have the same issue some people mentioned before: OBS just utilizes a 3% of the GPU and the framerate it constantly below 60fps. Are there any solutions by now? And where do the recordings go? Thanks in advance!
February 28, 20224 yr Author I will try to update the container and also add intel gpu support. I haven't tried to record yet. But you will need to add a volume and define the path in OBS @outi.
March 15, 20224 yr Can we get this updated? The current version installed has issues connecting to twitch accounts.
March 18, 20224 yr Author @TheLaughingMan Just updated the container. Also added Intel GPU support. I will update the template soon to also have a default recording folder.
March 26, 20224 yr great container. made it really simple to stream to my private owncast website. I have one question.. I am using Nvenc H264 encoder which seems to be working as Nvidia-SMI shows it being used by OBS... but my CPU is also being used at 50% while running why would this be? GPU encoder shows approx 35% usage but CPU is at 50% I thought CPU would be lower Edited March 26, 20224 yr by enigma27
March 28, 20224 yr On 3/26/2022 at 6:42 PM, enigma27 said: great container. made it really simple to stream to my private owncast website. I have one question.. I am using Nvenc H264 encoder which seems to be working as Nvidia-SMI shows it being used by OBS... but my CPU is also being used at 50% while running why would this be? GPU encoder shows approx 35% usage but CPU is at 50% I thought CPU would be lower I have noticed the same, the GPU is encoding ok, but there is something in obs that is using a lot of CPU. If I encode with ffmpeg-nvidia docker with the same settings my cpu doesn't pass 15%.
March 30, 20224 yr I was thinking maybe the 50% cpu usage is in being used by the host os which i believe is a Linux kernel.
March 31, 20224 yr Author Thanks @enigma27 Good question. I try to take a look at it. But if you already have a guess what it could be le me know. I try to fix it.
April 5, 20224 yr On 3/31/2022 at 3:52 PM, patrickstigler said: Thanks @enigma27 Good question. I try to take a look at it. But if you already have a guess what it could be le me know. I try to fix it. Hi, I have detected that the high CPU usage starts when there's some source playing. In my case, when I have no source is 10%, when I add the source increases to 60/70 % and when I start streaming goes up to 90%. As I said, streaming whith nvidica-ffmpeg doesn't use more than 15/20%. I think it's something with the source ingest, like if it were using CPU to transcode the source to the canvas or something, and then the GPU to transcode the stream.
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