OBS Studio or alternative on Pinebook Pro?

[charlespine]

Is there any distro that will run OBS Studio on the Pinebook Pro? If not, any alternative?

[Jeremiah Cornelius]

Is there any distro that will run OBS Studio on the Pinebook Pro? If not, any alternative?

OBS should be in the standard repos for Debian.
https://wiki.debian.org/obs-studio

I am partial to danielt's unofficial Debian Installer thread - with an installer for correct debootstrap of 64-bit. His installer - on git - works for 64/32, Buster (Stable)/Bullseye(Unstable)/Sid(Experimental) - depending on tweaks to the script files, and even allows for encrypted LUKS rootfs.
https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=8487

If you are more comfortable with the Ubuntu packaging, OBS is also in the Ubuntu repos and a guide for that is here:
https://tecrobust.com/how-to-install-obs...20-04-lts/

To install 64-bit Ubuntu on the PBP, Syonyk wrote a good, complete guide here:
https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=10279

Both of these alternatives will give you a pretty standard Linux experience with some kind of Gnome environment, largely comparable to their Intel-hosted brethren - with some restraints and constrictions due to platform differences (Appimage packages usually don't run, Netflix/Amazon restricted content unavailable for 64-bit, without tweaks, etc.).

[charlespine]

I believe I tried OBS on those distro’s. After installing and running OBS, I received an error message mention that it couldn't find a compatible GPU. So curious if anybody has OBS working...especially the virtualcam filter. I'm looking for good solutions for green screen videos.

[jiyong]

Access to the VPU and GPU is still work in progress.
https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=9171

[khan]

I use this command




LIBGL_ALWAYS_SOFTWARE=1 obs




https://obsproject.com/forum/threads/fai...ost-416057