Will a Vikings D16 and/or Raptor Blackbird be able to seamlessly livestream to YouTube using OBS on Trisquel?

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GrevenGull
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A rejoint: 12/18/2017

I'm continuing from this comment:

> "A Blackbird with a 4c CPU would be much cheaper than a Talos II if you don't need that many PCIe lanes, cores and sockets. *And* you'd support a small manufacturer of libre-friendly hardware (RaptorCS), even though you might find the price increases over the past two years more than ridiculous.

If it's not a matter of budget (Blackbird still more expensive than a D16 workstation) I'd *always* get the Blackbird. Just note that while most software works well, not everything will run as smooth on POWER compared to X86. Perhaps some tweaking will be required.

I would choose an amdgpu GPU over nouveau on most days for my use-case (office and sometimes a little gaming (0 A.D.)). This also is a personal opinion, but GNU/Linux support seems to be much better (at least for new-ish GPUs). Required blobs are an issue on both so *if* I had to choose..."

By user @Vikings_thum

In this thread: https://trisquel.info/en/forum/obs-studio-x200

So... Will a Vikings D16 and/or Raptor Blackbird be able to seamlessly livestream to YouTube using OBS on Trisquel?

And are those systems really truly 100% free software?

Salute

jxself
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A rejoint: 09/13/2010

"So... Will a Vikings D16 and/or Raptor Blackbird be able to seamlessly livestream to YouTube using OBS on Trisquel?"

Why shouldn't they?

megurineturilli
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A rejoint: 01/10/2012

I have a Raptor Talos II and I use it to live stream to an NGINX instance. I also have a Vikings D16, but I do not use it for streaming.