Closed macchky closed 2 years ago
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Is this wrong??
It is not enabled yet.
Roger. I'm looking forward to it for long time.
Likewise, many of us eagerly look forward to additional encoder features!
Keep up the good work! <3
So does it support B-frames now? I just find it very odd that you can mess around with B-frame settings in OBS but it's very unclear if it actually works or not?
@HaraldKal not yet enabled, but RDNA2 has b-frame feature for sure. OBS b-frame setting is for older GPU.
Support for consecutive B-frames and adaptive miniGOP for AVC Encoder
listed in AMF Release 1.4.24
Hi @MikhailAMD Does this mean the H264 b-frames is enabled in RDNA cards?
Yes.
Thanks!
Finally!!!! B-frame comming!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nice! Now I Just need to figure out a way how to make B-frame setting work in OBS Studio for RDNA2
Nice! Now I Just need to figure out a way how to make B-frame setting work in OBS Studio for RDNA2
You don't. OBS Studio is based on ffmpeg.
ffmpeg currently is running a nearly-year-old version of AMF, and until AMD and ffmpeg work together to get ffmpeg updated, OBS Studio won't be updated either.
@cs9kc OBS default amf encoder not using ffmpeg. https://github.com/obsproject/obs-amd-encoder but this project is nearly dead
ffmpeg encoder is used by Xaymar's plugins https://github.com/Xaymar/obs-StreamFX/
@cs9kc OBS default amf encoder not using ffmpeg. https://github.com/obsproject/obs-amd-encoder but this project is nearly dead
ffmpeg encoder is used by Xaymar's plugins https://github.com/Xaymar/obs-StreamFX/
If I recall, Xaymar is who wrote the OBS Studio built-in AMF encoder. He has not worked with OBS Studio for over a year now.
(A separate project from his StreamFX AMD encoders)
@cs9kc @HaraldKal StreamFX uses FFMPEG for AMF encode. So until FFMPEG (or obs-amd-encoder) implements latest AMF lib, you cannot use b-frame on OBS.
StreamFX uses FFMPEG for AMF encode. So until FFMPEG (or obs-amd-encoder) implements latest AMF lib, you cannot use b-frame on OBS.
Correct, this is what I was getting at in my first comment above.
Like H264 b-frame support?