Closed magicmyth closed 6 years ago
Couldn't load libx264.so.142, x264 support disabled
We might need to do some basic x264 redirection
Please run Steam with LSI_DEBUG=1
so i can figure out who is tryna load it
Attached the output with LSI_DEBUG=1 enabled.
>>> Switching video stream from NONE to Desktop_MovieStream
[lsi:steam] blacklisted loading of vendor library: /home/magicmyth/.local/share/Steam/ubuntu12_32/libx264.so.142
Couldn't load libx264.so.142, x264 support disabled
@magicmyth try:
sudo eopkg it --ignore-dependency https://packages.solus-project.com/unstable/l/linux-steam-integration/linux-steam-integration-0.5-18-1-x86_64.eopkg
Restart Steam, and let's see if its working now
Brilliant thanks. That update solves the issue. I've only tested for 10 minutes but I tried 3 different games and all loaded, streamed and responded just the same as with LSI disabled.
Awesome, I'll mark this resolved then, thank you :)
Running Solus (up-to-date) Budgie install version and trying to stream a game from it to any client - tested both Steam Link and Steam Linux on other machines - causes the the host Steam to crash and restart. If I disable liblsi-intercept via the Linux Steam Integration tool then streaming works just fine.
To rule out it being a window manager issue I installed Kwin and Plasma and tried from there with compositing disabled but Steam still crashed the same way.
Steps to reproduce:
I've attached the output of Steam to the console when causing the streaming crash:
Steam Interceptor Steam Link crash2.txt
I can upload the dmp generated as well if that would help?
My machine is a new Ryzen 5 1600, B350, Radeon R7 370 build with a fresh install of Solus.