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What was using the CPU? If it was “kernel_task” an external fan will help.
Throttling is one thing that can cause high kernel_task usage, but you can also run ‘pmset -g thermlog’ to verify whether it’s actually due to throttling/cooling issues.
OBS Studio 27.0
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Re: OBS Studio 27.0
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Yeah; I'm not a streamer either, but it took me all of an hour to go from "what's OBS?" to enabling use of my iPhone as the video camera for Zoom calls. Haven't had time yet to do anything interesting with OBS "scenes", but it looks similarly, surprisingly straightforward. A+!
Which software did you use on the iPhone side to get this to work?
Re: OBS Studio 27.0
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Note that Apple Silicon (arm64) support is still in progress and all the builds released to date have been amd64 only.
Any idea when it’s coming? I know no one likes that question, but... well, I have an M1 Air, and I’d love to stream some coding sessions or tutorials. So arm64 support would be tasty. Is there some way we could help with the arm64 patching?
Re: OBS Studio 27.0
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Any idea when it’s coming? I know no one likes that question, but... well, I have an M1 Air, and I’d love to stream some coding sessions or tutorials. So arm64 support would be tasty. Is there some way we could help with the arm64 patching?
My smoothbrained take is that it'll be a little bit, since optimizing it for ARM is going to take a little effort. Like GP said, it's really about the encoders slowly being updated to better support the hardware.
Re: OBS Studio 27.0
#95* Added Undo/Redo [Programatic/Jim] Wooooh! That's going to turn so many instances of "Oh I've just deleted 30 minutes of filter tuning" into "whoopsy, undo" also: * "(Windows only) Added support for NVIDIA Noise Removal in the Noise Suppression filter" Nice! I wonder how that compares to the old RNNoise option...
Undo/redo would be me :). I put in a lot of effort and spent months working on it to get a basic workable version. I am only just a you g student, so over the last several rcs, Jim refined it and made improvements and bug fixes. I love the team and everyone involved is just a great person.
Re: OBS Studio 27.0
#96OBS is great! Microsoft Teams broke virtual cam support a couple of months back on windoss. Has anyone found a workaround to maybe fake OBS virtual cam as a physical one? I would be grateful!
The CEO of Shopify put up a bounty last year to support similar functionality on macOS, I’m not sure if it was ever completed.
EDIT: looks like OBS officially supports it for Mac and Linux since 26.1 - https://github.com/obsproject/obs-studio/releases/tag/26.1.0
Re: OBS Studio 27.0
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> use of my iPhone as the video camera for Zoom calls FWIW I've used iVcam until recently, and I'm now an happy user of Reincubate Camo
(which will appear as a camera source on its own, no OBS required. I was for a while a happy Camo user too, but eventually bought a webcam so I didn't have to hook and unhook my phone; it's good software)
Meanwhile we walk around with a quasi-DSLR in our pockets.
Re: OBS Studio 27.0
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Throttling is one thing that can cause high kernel_task usage, but you can also run ‘pmset -g thermlog’ to verify whether it’s actually due to throttling/cooling issues.
I have the same issue. How do you know if it's throttling and if so what is the action to take? My fairly recent Mac is completely failing at doing video, while my 2012 I dragged out of storage has no issue.
Re: OBS Studio 27.0
#99OBS and VLC have made everyones lives better. And they have been doing it for a long time now. There should be a global fund, funded by tax payers, globally managed, like the UN, that helps developers who develop software that is used in every nook and corner of earth. A strong incentive like that, and we could see a revolution in open source software.
Re: OBS Studio 27.0
#100OBS is great! Microsoft Teams broke virtual cam support a couple of months back on windoss. Has anyone found a workaround to maybe fake OBS virtual cam as a physical one? I would be grateful!
For windows: https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/obs-virtualcam.949/ The CEO of Shopify put up a bounty last year to support similar functionality on macOS, I’m not sure if it was ever completed. EDIT: looks like OBS officially supports it for Mac and Linux since 26.1 - https://github.com/obsproject/obs-studio/releases/tag/26.1.0