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fzwoch / obs-teleport

An OBS Studio plugin for an open NDI-like replacement. Pretty simple, straight forward. No NDI compatibility in any form.
GNU General Public License v2.0
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Comparision to OBS-NDI plugin #76

Closed Joly0 closed 1 year ago

Joly0 commented 1 year ago

Hey, i am interested in this, but it would be great to have some more information on how this works, why i should use it instead of the obs-ndi plugin, what makes it better, what are lacks of features and so on in the readme or somewhere else.

fzwoch commented 1 year ago

No one said you should use it instead of NDI. Try both, decide for yourself.

I don't even know NDI that well myself. Compared to NDI this one is open source.

YorVeX commented 1 year ago

Maybe something from my own experience, that is of course very subjective and tied to my specific setup: CPU load is a little higher than it is with NDI, but A/V sync stability is a lot better, which is why I switched to Teleport in the first place, with NDI this was horrible.

Joly0 commented 1 year ago

No one said you should use it instead of NDI. Try both, decide for yourself.

I don't even know NDI that well myself. Compared to NDI this one is open source.

I know, noone said i should use it, but i question what might be a reason to use this plugin compared to ndi? Is it "just" the open source aspect? Thats a valid reason, but if the ndi plugin works for me, are there any reasons to switch? Thats what i am asking

Joly0 commented 1 year ago

Maybe something from my own experience, that is of course very subjective and tied to my specific setup: CPU load is a little higher than it is with NDI, but A/V sync stability is a lot better, which is why I switched to Teleport in the first place, with NDI this was horrible.

Thats some reasoning i was seeking for. Thank you