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Thank you for the kind words :)

That is actually a plugin called OBS Vulkan Capture: github.com/nowrep/obs-vkcapture even that it is called Vulkan Capture it does also work with OpenGL.

Because vtube studio has it and it should work with obs on Linux since it has very little overhead

Spout and Spout 2 seem to be a set of Windows exclusive APIs which might not be implemented with Wine or Proton. Also I was not able to find a Linux compatible Sprout 2 Plugin for OBS Studio in order to verify this. While there is support on Linux to share frames of video applications on the GPU on Linux (Specifically with Wayland and Vulkan) it might be possible for someone to implements support for Wine with spout but I was not able to find something which is available as of now.

@@RoboNTuxGuides i got my stuff confused , but linux needs a spout 2 alternative

On my streaming pc

@@KyloNeko both pc

@@subzero6860 yes I have Linux on both of my PCs

As explained in the video. Simply download it via Steam and it will run with Proton out of the box

@@RoboNTuxGuides sorry.. i don't understand talking about english. Thanks for your answer!!

@@user-qu3uv9wh4d All good. In that case I might repeat a few things about Warudo here in text form as well. As it is easier to get this into a translator :D If you plan on using your Webcam for face tracking in Warudo you need to apply a few workaround as Wine and Proton have incomplete Webcam support. If you plan on using your Phone then you can simply skip this comment entirely. First download "Facetracker" from flathub as it will act as the actual face tracking application and then transmit the tracking data to VSeeFace. Which then converts the tracking data to the VMC format which then can be used by Warudo. Therefore install VSeeFace as well. It should work right away using Wine and tell VSeeFace to use "OpenSeeFace Tracking" as this will make it capturing the tracking data from the running Facetracker app. Then inside VSeeFace go to Settings -> General Settings and enable "Send data using OSC/VMC protocol" In Warudo add a VMC reciever and configure the avatar to react on pose and face tracking data from the added VMC receiver. I hope this helps. If you have any further questions or need some more detailed guidance feel free to ask.

@@RoboNTuxGuides Thanks for the great answer! I did some additional experimentation, only Proton 7.0-6 worked properly in my environment. os: arch linux - hyprland cpu: amd gpu: amd radeon

Inochi first time I hear of this one. Will check it out. Thank you!

Probably an error with distrobox itself. Maybe worth report this bug to the developers.

Well computers where a niece topic 50 years ago as well. You never know if and when ppl might be interested. 😅

Maybe this can help: ua-cam.com/video/YCGWALnbCp8/v-deo.html

same, Resolve seems like the only option, but I need to convert terabytes worth of videos first, and I just simply don't have that much time and space to do it.

@@gybu2974 Afaik, can not confrim it for myself, with the Studio version this issue is no more.

Side note I'm running amd and iv tried this with Rocky and with Fedora if that's any help

Possibly. Take a look at the addional_packages line in this file: github.com/VortexAcherontic/shell_scripts/blob/main/distrobox/davinci_resolve/distrobox.ini and make sure you have all these packages installed in your distrobox container. You can just copy the package names all together and run: sudo dnf install [paste the package list here] Then run the installer using: sudo ./DaVinci_Resolve_18.6.6_Linux.run

@@RoboNTuxGuides installed the extra packages but sadly same result :/

@@garretthuffman2412 Hm that is indeed strange, I just re-ran the steps with a new rocky linux box: distrobox-create rocky_test --image rockylinux:8 --home /home/vortexacherontic/distrobox/rocky_test_home/ distrobox-enter rocky_test sudo dnf install fuse fuse-libs alsa-lib apr apr-util fontconfig freetype libglvnd libglvnd-egl libglvnd-glx libglvnd-opengl libgomp librsvg2 libXcursor libXfixes libXi libXinerama libxkbcommon libxkbcommon-x11 libXrandr libXrender libXtst libXxf86vm mesa-libGLU mtdev pulseaudio-libs xcb-util xcb-util-image xcb-util-keysyms xcb-util-renderutil xcb-util-wm ocl-icd alsa-plugins-pulseaudio pulseaudio sudo ./DaVinci_Resolve_18.6.6_Linux.run Is this what you did as well?

@@RoboNTuxGuides did a fresh install of Rocky and ran these exact commands but still no luck unfortunately. Same error

Hello there, thank you for reaching out. Actually I am surprised they did not show up as they should without any manual tweaks. Anyway, here is how I played Most Wanted 2005: - Installed Bottles, which is a Wine manager - Created a new Gaming Bottles - As Wine version I used soda-8.0-2 which should be the default one - DXVK enabled and used version 2.3 Maybe this helps :)

@@RoboNTuxGuides lemme try

@@RoboNTuxGuides I tried and default is not 8.0.2

doesnt work

@@CORVETTEZO6-C6 Did you tried to use a custom Wine GE or Proton GE version in bottles as described in the video at 3:45 ?

Hello there, it is called "Mission Center". Here is their webpage: missioncenter.io/

If you are on Kalpa: You may try to re-generate the initramfs using: sudo transactional-update -c initrd After you installed the drivers. If you are on openSUSE Aeon RC2 you might face the following issue: ua-cam.com/video/4VxB8K0pfXo/v-deo.html

@@RoboNTuxGuides First of all thank you very much for replying so quickly! Sadly "sudo transactional-update -c initrd" doesn't fix it, and i am using Kalpa wich for as far as i know still uses Grub 2, so the fix shown in your video doesn't work either.

@@aceofspades174 That's correct the fix in the video is for Aeon RC2 only. May I ask which GPU you have in your system?

@@RoboNTuxGuides I have a Nvidia Quadro M2200m. It uses the G06 Drivers

@@aceofspades174 Alright, yes G06 seems to be the correct driver package for that GPU. Just to reiterate: sudo transactional-update -c pkg install openSUSE-repos-MicroOS-NVIDIA sudo transactional-update -c pkg install nvidia-drivers-G06 sudo transactional-update -c initrd sudo reboot Make sure you did not missed the -c part as this is important. Is this is what you did? If so it is strange it does not work :/ Where there any errors during the installation. Something like "snapshot xyz aborted"?

I am sorry to hear that there seems to be some issues here. Unfortunately I didn't ran in this issue on my system as of now. But I'll try my best to help you out. As I am currently working on a video around video editors on Linux I happen to have a test project with resolve. While rendering a 2.5K video it requires around 2.5 GB VRAM for me. Could you provide a little more information about the resolution and video codec you're trying to render with resolve? How much VRAM does your GPU actually has and how much Resolve tries to claim? This way I could try to recreate the situation on my end and search for a solution. Regarding the other questions you had. Where you able to solve these or do you need further assistance?

@@RoboNTuxGuides Thanks, but I have no chance to render anything - the error appears just after I launch Davinci. I use GTX3050Ti 4GB and yes, I do have nvidia drivers installed properly. I even changed my kernel for 6.2 (Linux Mint).

@@pantarei. Oh now I understand. :/ I suppose it works on Windows just fine? Might it be that on Windows Resolve might be able to use your integrated GPU? As I assume you're on a Laptop judging by the GPU model and VRAM.

@@RoboNTuxGuides On Windows I have no problem with any video editor. Yes, I have a laptop. I love desktop PC's, but I move to often, so laptop is much more covienient for me.

@@pantarei. Hm, things are getting a little weird now. I just have installed Resolve on my Laptop too which has an GT 730M with only 2GB of VRAM. Resolve did launched just fine, selected the nVidia GPU as it's hardware accelerator and I could open a new project. How did you installed the nVidia driver? Or better I may ask: How do you run the nvidia driver. Because there are multiple ways to run a nvidia Laptop GPU on Linux. 1) Hybrid aka Offload or PRIME Offloading: Means you system runs on the integrated GPU except for selected applications. Try the following when launching resolve from within the distrobox container: __NV_PRIME_RENDER_OFFLOAD=1 __VK_LAYER_NV_optimus=NVIDIA_only __GLX_VENDOR_LIBRARY_NAME=nvidia /opt/resolve/bin/resolve As this is the default mode of the 500 driver series which I suppose is installed on your system. Additionally there are ways with additional driver software to run your entire system on the nVidia GPU called. Optimus-Manager or prime-select. This is a command line utility to switch the GPU driver in use and in fact it can run the system in 3 different ways. 1) hybrid, see above. sudo prime-select offload Logout and Log in again 2) nvidia only: sudo prime-select nvidia Logout and Log in again 3) Integrated only: sudo prime-select intel or sudo prime-select amd Logout and Log in again Remember when ever you changed the driver using prime-select you need to logout and in again. Due to the age of my GPU and that it is limited to the 400 driver series I run my Laptop currently in Mode 2. NVidia only. So my advice it to try number 1 first. If it helps, all good. If not, look up how to setup "prime-select" on Linux Mint and continue with number 2. Note: You have to setup your Rocky Linux Distrobox container using --nvidia as explained in the video. Which I suppose you did otherwise Resolve would have complained about no compatible GPU found.

Just to make things sure did you do the following: sudo transactional-update pkg in nvidia-driver-packages-go-here sudo transactional-update -c initrd sudo transactional-update -c shell cp /boot/initrd-KERNEL_VERSION-default /boot/efi/opensuse-aeon/KERNEL_VERSION-default/ vim /boot/efi/loader/entries/opensuse-aeon-KERNEL_VERSION-default-SNAPSHOT_NUMBER.conf Press I on keyboard to enter INSERT mode in vim Fix initrd line to point to /opensuse-aeon/KERNEL_VERSION-default/initrd-KERNEL_VERSION-default Save the file (Esc :x) exit (to exit transactional-shell) Then do the boot entry fix once again for the latest snapshot generated upon exiting the shell. I suspect you missed to put -c after the transactional-update command to tell it to actually use the latest unbooted snapshot rather then the currently running as the base of the new snapshot. This is essential. My terminal is fine, all default Gnome Terminal. I suspect what confused you might be the auto complete if hitting TAB twice after a command. cd /boot/ TAB TAB will show all available directory under /boot for example. Same for cp. vim /boot/efi/loader/entries/ TAB TAB will show all available files vim could open. As vim can also "open" directories it also shows directories using TAB TAB.

I am sorry I do not get the connection between Arch (Linux?) and Aeon here. Could you please elaborate on this one?

Probably an issue with distrobox itself. Maybe it is worth forwarding this issue to the developers of distrobox.

Thank you for these kind words :)

Maybe you are missing the opencl package? sudo dnf install ocl-icd

@@RoboNTuxGuides Looks like that's already set up. GPU works fine for games on my system, but I'm starting to think there's just an opencl driver issue here unfortunately.

@@RoboNTuxGuides I am also getting the same error. I ran this command but it said it was already installed. I also tried to install rocm-opencl but I kept getting errors related to installing other dependencies. Any ideas on how to fix?

As far as I know Davinci Resolve has only support for proprietary drivers. At least I was not yet able to get it working with my AMD GPUs.

If I understood the issue correctly it is normal. The Distrobox container has it's own /opt while you host also has it's own /opt. You need to think about a distrobox container as a separate system you log into. Which just happens to run on the same hardware as your host and they share Memory, CPU and GPU as well as the user directory. Everything else is separate. Usually your desktop launcher should open up the rocky container and then run resolve inside the container and not try to run it on the host. Edit: Minor correction. Yes you are right, the launcher distrobox creates is not entirely correct as I just found out. What you can do is change the Path from /opt/resolve/ to /home/ and the launcher should start working as expected. You can use PinApp from flathub to do this.

@@RoboNTuxGuides thank You! I'll try that asap! I also found another annoyance in my testing : once a new project is open (so i'm in the "real editor", if I start dragging around the resolve window , and then i release the left mouse button , when I go back to the resolve window, is not draggable anymore, double-click won't maximize it or anything. Only solution is to exit resolve, and restart it, taking care of always leaving it in full screen mode. This doesent' happen in the initial "start new project" screen...i wonder if it is because of some old gnome libraries on rocky, or because i'm using wayland on a 4k monitor at 200% scale ... for example, on rocky my mouse cursor doesn't scale (it stays very little in resolve) untill I install awaita-icons or something like that.. do You have any issue like that? sorry to bother You, but there is not real documentation about this stuff, and after all I guess this is could be content for your channel...

I have a similar issue on a 1440p screen without scaling. For me it looks like a oddity Resolve does as I can not drag it at all. Except for holding down the meta key. You can hold down the Meta Key (Windows Key) and then click anywhere on the resolve window to move it around. If you move it to the top of you screen you can then maximize it again.

Hi there thank you for reaching out :) It seems there are some libraries missing inside the distrobox container. In the video description I listed a few commands to be run inside the Rocky Linux container to add those. Alternatively you can make use of the distrobox.ini file from my github repository (link in the description as well) to automate this process. With those everything should be working as expected.

Enter the distrobox container and uninstall the application in question as you would normally do. DaVinci Resolve has an unistaller located at /opt/resolve/ Afterwards you my also want to remove the exported desktop files from your distrobox using: distrobox-export -d -a resolve

@@RoboNTuxGuidesthanks

Sure thing a very nice tune! It can be found in the video description as well: ua-cam.com/video/hqsI5atn1U4/v-deo.html

Thank you :)

dxr stands for DirectX Raytracing which is part of VKD3D not Mesa. But generally speaking you are right, on the latest versions of Mesa everything is setup to allow for raytracing in Vulkan based application like Metro Exodus (Linux native version) or Doom Eternal but not for games running via VKD3D. That is to be enabled manually. At 2:31 I go about which version of Mesa do have RT enabled and which don't. While at 4:47 I go about enabling DirectX Raytracing for VKD3D.

Ich tue was ich kann :D

Hm, ich hab leider keine Arc GPU um es selber zu testen, hatte bei meinen Recherchen aber keine Intel spezifischen Tweaks finden können. :/ Da du Tumbleweed benutzt müsste deine Mesa version 23.2 sein, support für Arc kam mit 22.3 für Intel Arc. Ich könnte höchstens noch Fragen ob du kernel-firmware-intel und libvulkan_intel installiert hast? Evtl fehlt ja an anderer stelle etwas.

Die Mesa Version passt mit 23.2 Das andere müsste ich später mal ausprobieren. Danke ☺️

@@RoboNTuxGuidesalso nen Paar Spiele konnte ich starten, mal mehr mal weniger gut. Was mir aber aufgefallen ist, dass auch AMD Treiber installiert sind, lösche ich sie, bekomme ich ne Fehlermeldung dass die Grafikbeschleunigung nicht richtig funktioniert.

@@KptnM0rg3n Ein paar AMD GPU Komponenten habe ich auf meinem nvidia system auch. Sollten aber kein Problem darstellen wenn die da sind.

@@RoboNTuxGuides ich habe heute mal Nobara und Garuda ausprobiert, Quake RTX konnte ich bei beiden ohne Probleme einfach so starten 🤷🏻‍♂️ für welche ich mich entscheiden soll, weiß ich auch noch net 😅