OBS on Flatpak and DaVinci Resolve have to be the two most temperamental programs I've had to troubleshoot on my 3 months of daily driving Debian, I'm somehow glad to see it's not just me the one having these kind of issues.
have you tried turning wayland back on and using these environment variables instead? GDK_BACKEND=x11 QT_QPA_PLATFORM=xcb you can add them one by one in a application like flatseal on obs i remember trying to do this on nvidia and it had similar problems, one thing to note is development for wayland on CEF which is browser docks uses is starting to be solved so this workaround wont be needed soon in the future
I'm running Linux Mint 22. Installed from the system package won't run. I do have the flatpak version running fine but it seems to be ignoring my plugins directory. I placed it where you showed us to but no joy. Is there a way to force it to see the plugins folder?
downstream keyer, move transition, source clone seems to only support system package version of obs, if you want those plugins you will need to open a issue/feature request for this to be supported under flathub explaining to the developer that he can bring support through the gui stores so it can be easily installed in the plugin section Some users have already opened a flatpak request for some of these plugins if you want the system package version if you haven't tried already install it through obs ubuntu ppa instead from linux mint sudo add-apt-repository ppa:obsproject/obs-studio sudo apt update sudo apt install ffmpeg obs-studio
i was able to get the dev to support source clone under flatpak so you can find that in the plugin section on your gui store, ill see if i can get the others supported in flathub/flatpak obs
@ thank you so much. I am grateful for the help. I’ve only been using modern about 4 weeks. It’s been 25 years since I used Linux regularly, but I didn’t use the desktop before Linux Debian and now Mint.
other users dont like flatpak or snaps yes, there are probs some other repos you can find for obs but they will be not maintained by obs devs and may not have browser docks included
@@linuxnext You've installed Nobara. Why can't any distro or at least a vanilla Fedora link to that the same way and install that fully upgraded version of obs? That links to a version of OBS that installs with everything you could ever want installed already.
@SecretlySeven im pretty sure its a copr repo? With a modified version of obs with browser docks included that glorious eggroll maintains Not saying thats bad, iv used it multiple times on nobara just the wide majority of users dont have access to it if their not using fedora or nobara There is a aur version of obs that is maintained by a big contributer to obs studio but i wont recommend that either as it could be unmaintained at some point
@@hazedaundergod7537 i shouldnt need to do a video on that, i specified the location of the plugin folder for system version of obs in this video, you the user need to download the plugin and drop it in that location, shouldnt be that hard ngl
Also pro tip. Go to output in the settings and turn on replay buffer. It will let you take gameplay clips like nvidia shadow play.
OBS on Flatpak and DaVinci Resolve have to be the two most temperamental programs I've had to troubleshoot on my 3 months of daily driving Debian, I'm somehow glad to see it's not just me the one having these kind of issues.
Also increase quality in bitrate settings and encoders
amazing video thanks
banger video ngl no cap
great tutorial mate
Thank you mate
Good video. But i am having hard time looking for audio eq effect plugin on Linux.
Which one do you use?
i dont use any plugins
Maybe you can use easyeffects if you have pipewire. And route that to obs studio instead of relying on a separate plugin for obs.
Yeah that's what I use now on both OBS and discord
I'm new to Linux and I can't seem to get VLC playlist on OBS
Can you explain to me a bit more of how you do this on windows? Iv never done that on OBS
Is it possible to stream to RUclips from linux mint? It will not work for me.
@@Bitcoin_Baron yeah? Done it plenty of times, what's the exact issue here?
So the one problem im having is when i turn off the wayland windowing system, it crashes and i cant get my screen to show when its working either
have you tried turning wayland back on and using these environment variables instead?
GDK_BACKEND=x11 QT_QPA_PLATFORM=xcb
you can add them one by one in a application like flatseal on obs
i remember trying to do this on nvidia and it had similar problems, one thing to note is development for wayland on CEF which is browser docks uses is starting to be solved so this workaround wont be needed soon in the future
how to record windows audio but not desktops one in obs linux
@@Flames_Spirit there is a pipewire plugin for this, cant remember what its called tho
@@linuxnext oh thakyou i downloaded it and it worked thankyou
When i used to be on windows i used obs alot and its really good
And i used to edit on davinci resolve and thats on linux
Also what distro you on
arch
@@linuxnext oh okay
Fedora (currently).
do you upload your wallpaper collection somewhere?
github.com/polluxau/linuxnext-wallpapers
@@linuxnext thank you so much 😅
I'm running Linux Mint 22. Installed from the system package won't run. I do have the flatpak version running fine but it seems to be ignoring my plugins directory. I placed it where you showed us to but no joy. Is there a way to force it to see the plugins folder?
What plugins are you trying to use?
@@linuxnext Advanced Scene Switcher, Downstream Keyer, Move Transition, rtmp services & Source Clone
downstream keyer, move transition, source clone seems to only support system package version of obs, if you want those plugins you will need to open a issue/feature request for this to be supported under flathub explaining to the developer that he can bring support through the gui stores so it can be easily installed in the plugin section
Some users have already opened a flatpak request for some of these plugins
if you want the system package version if you haven't tried already install it through obs ubuntu ppa instead from linux mint
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:obsproject/obs-studio
sudo apt update
sudo apt install ffmpeg obs-studio
i was able to get the dev to support source clone under flatpak so you can find that in the plugin section on your gui store, ill see if i can get the others supported in flathub/flatpak obs
@ thank you so much. I am grateful for the help. I’ve only been using modern about 4 weeks. It’s been 25 years since I used Linux regularly, but I didn’t use the desktop before Linux Debian and now Mint.
For Ububtu the PPA only works for 22.04 which feels outdated. Am I the only person that does not like flat packs or snaps?
other users dont like flatpak or snaps yes, there are probs some other repos you can find for obs but they will be not maintained by obs devs and may not have browser docks included
@@linuxnext You've installed Nobara. Why can't any distro or at least a vanilla Fedora link to that the same way and install that fully upgraded version of obs? That links to a version of OBS that installs with everything you could ever want installed already.
@SecretlySeven im pretty sure its a copr repo? With a modified version of obs with browser docks included that glorious eggroll maintains
Not saying thats bad, iv used it multiple times on nobara just the wide majority of users dont have access to it if their not using fedora or nobara
There is a aur version of obs that is maintained by a big contributer to obs studio but i wont recommend that either as it could be unmaintained at some point
i am facing a lag or low fps screen casting in firefox google meet (hyperland). Does anyone know how to solve this
My guess is to report it to hyprland dev
I wanna know how to add plugins in obs on Linux
@@hazedaundergod7537 its in the guide lol
Are you using system package version of obs or flatpak obs?
@@linuxnext system package version of obs Can you do a tutorial on how to download plug-ins using Linux that would be great
@@hazedaundergod7537 i shouldnt need to do a video on that, i specified the location of the plugin folder for system version of obs in this video, you the user need to download the plugin and drop it in that location, shouldnt be that hard ngl
which theme you are using in kde?
@@deven_gaming catppuccin
github.com/catppuccin/catppuccin
@@linuxnext thanks
Can u do a tut for using melon launcher for bloons td6? Couldn't figure it out on my steam deck
Maybe ill look into it
@@linuxnext any progress?
BUT HOW DO I DOWNLOAD IT 😭
I said in the video Flatpak so you go to your gui store of the desktop you're using which is?