pixelat3d
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Wielder of bits, nibbles, and bytes. Ghost in the internet machine.
Worth a shot. I would still monitor dmseg on both machines and look for issues (overloaded controller, cable issues, whatever.) I would also poke through the OBS logs
A lot of variables to isolate and not a ton of resources for this. You'll have to break it down bit-by-bit until you find the cause
A lot of variables to isolate and not a ton of resources for this. You'll have to break it down bit-by-bit until you find the cause
February 2, 2026 at 12:43 AM
Worth a shot. I would still monitor dmseg on both machines and look for issues (overloaded controller, cable issues, whatever.) I would also poke through the OBS logs
A lot of variables to isolate and not a ton of resources for this. You'll have to break it down bit-by-bit until you find the cause
A lot of variables to isolate and not a ton of resources for this. You'll have to break it down bit-by-bit until you find the cause
🤔 hrmm, maybe. The issue seemed eerily similar to what I experienced
Not sure how the capture card is selecting its source -- just video in -> video out on the main PC's capture card? If using a USB capture card, I would dmesg -wH while testing and check for oddities. USB can be like DNS sometimes
Not sure how the capture card is selecting its source -- just video in -> video out on the main PC's capture card? If using a USB capture card, I would dmesg -wH while testing and check for oddities. USB can be like DNS sometimes
February 2, 2026 at 12:00 AM
🤔 hrmm, maybe. The issue seemed eerily similar to what I experienced
Not sure how the capture card is selecting its source -- just video in -> video out on the main PC's capture card? If using a USB capture card, I would dmesg -wH while testing and check for oddities. USB can be like DNS sometimes
Not sure how the capture card is selecting its source -- just video in -> video out on the main PC's capture card? If using a USB capture card, I would dmesg -wH while testing and check for oddities. USB can be like DNS sometimes
Should note, this will apply a 'capture layer' to like ... a lot of things 😆
You can set it per-application instead of in the env vars. Also I do twitch enhanced 1440p -- but it's single PC (4090). No issues with this setup though
As always be wary of mixing flatpak and not
You can set it per-application instead of in the env vars. Also I do twitch enhanced 1440p -- but it's single PC (4090). No issues with this setup though
As always be wary of mixing flatpak and not
January 31, 2026 at 11:57 PM
Should note, this will apply a 'capture layer' to like ... a lot of things 😆
You can set it per-application instead of in the env vars. Also I do twitch enhanced 1440p -- but it's single PC (4090). No issues with this setup though
As always be wary of mixing flatpak and not
You can set it per-application instead of in the env vars. Also I do twitch enhanced 1440p -- but it's single PC (4090). No issues with this setup though
As always be wary of mixing flatpak and not
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The year is 2003. I’m 17 years old. I’m watching Democrats fail to appropriately oppose an illegal war for oil.
The year is 2026. I’m 40 years old. I’m watching Democrats fail to appropriately oppose an illegal war for oil.
The year is 2026. I’m 40 years old. I’m watching Democrats fail to appropriately oppose an illegal war for oil.
January 3, 2026 at 9:32 PM
The year is 2003. I’m 17 years old. I’m watching Democrats fail to appropriately oppose an illegal war for oil.
The year is 2026. I’m 40 years old. I’m watching Democrats fail to appropriately oppose an illegal war for oil.
The year is 2026. I’m 40 years old. I’m watching Democrats fail to appropriately oppose an illegal war for oil.