> On Jan 10, 2017, at 5:14 AM, Stuart Henderson <[email protected]> wrote: > > On 2017/01/09 20:17, Jordon wrote: >> Thank you for this replay. >> >> I am making this on a laptop running snapshot, and i update it about 2 or 3 >> times per week. >> I also keep the installed packages up to date as well. >> >> With this help, I was actually able to get it to build and run! >> >> Unfortunately, it is unusably slow, probably due to that fact that I am >> running it on a >> Skylake-based system. I think I am just going to put this on hold until >> Skylake support >> drops. > > Speed seems OK on Haswell. > >> If anyone is interested, the Makefile I cobbled together is pasted in below. > > I've added a cleaned up version with patches as a port to openbsd-wip, > with some notes to porters in the TODO file and comments in the patches. > https://github.com/jasperla/openbsd-wip/tree/master/multimedia/obs-studio > > Working things: > > media source (ffmpeg) > screen capture > window capture > text > images > > Building but don't seem to work properly so disabled there: > > pulseaudio > jack > (if anyone is interested in using this seriously on OpenBSD, it really > could do with a sndio plugin; in the meantime use ffmpeg's sndio device) > > Need additional work to build: > > v4l2 (in the meantime use ffmpeg's video4linux2 device) > > Also obs seems to hang sometimes when you stop recording (I've only tried > recording to a file, not tried streaming at all). > > I can't take it much further than this though (I can probably get V4L2 > working, but I'd be too slow at writing sndio support for it to be a good > use of my time). If people think this is useful enough in its current > state then I would need an OK to import it. Or if someone wants to pick > it up and polish, go ahead... >
Thank you! I am actually kind of tempted to find an older used Broadwell/Haswell machine to see if I can work in this. Jordon
