Arch Linux User Repository

If you have issue building please try to downgrade asio to a version before 1.34.0, this a headers-only library so packages only rely on it as a build-time dependencies.

Arch Linux has unfortunately updated asio without testing if packages using it would build and websocketpp happens to not work with the newest asio.

For those who might ask why libva-vdpau-driver was added to conflicts.

It is the only way at package level to prevent the user to have segfaults because of this driver. This will not be fixed on OBS side since this is not an OBS issue.

The driver is only loaded with Nvidia cards.

Try libva-nvidia-driver if you really need Nvidia decode through VAAPI.

This package have some dependencies with version check, it will allow you to rebuild the package only when your system is correctly updated. This feature is not enabled on Manjaro.

If you have any issue, please before commenting rebuild this package (a clean build) and try again to make sure it's not because of a library update.

Pamac has a messed up dependency checker, use another AUR helper for the first install.

This AUR package provide OBS with all the missing feature except Twitch, Restream and YouTube integrations.

More explaination here: https://ideas.obsproject.com/posts/1558/

It provide any dependency needed for Wayland support.

I'm quite active on OBS discord server (don't PM me directly).

thanks @HurricanePootis

Specifically, if no bug reports reach us in a reasonable amount of time we can only assume it’s ok and move it into [extra].

tytan652: I know you would like obs to use old cef, but Arch uses use up-to-date dependencies if possible.

@tytan652 i don't get why you're so upset. The package is clearly listed as in being in testing, and tippfehlr wants people to test the package. Considering that people who use obs-studio-browser would probably be most interested in obs-studio getting the browser plugin, I think it's reasonable for him to post that the package is here and ask that people test it.

@tippfehlr thank you to not advertise a clearly untested and likely broken package.

obs-studio 32.1.1-3 in extra-testing now has the obs-browser plugin enabled. We use a newer version of CEF than obs upstream, so please test that package!

Had a hard time updating because of vlc and ffmpeg-obs updates.

1) Deleted everything related to vlc and obs and their dependencies 2) Updated my system 3) Installed ffmpeg-obs 4) Installed this package, which also installed all the dependencies I had previously deleted

For those who are having trouble installing the latest version, I was able to get it to install without issue after I updated ffmpeg-obs

Hope this helps! :3

Broken as of today.

-> No AUR package found for libvpx>=1.16

Broken on current Arch as of today. Two issues:

1) vlc-plugin-lua-3.0.22-1 from extra now conflicts with vlc-plugin-luajit, breaking the vlc-luajit dependency chain.

2)Build fails at obs-ffmpeg-mux — libavcodec.so expects libvpx.so.11 but system has libvpx.so.12 after upgrading to libvpx 1.16.0. ffmpeg-obs also conflicts with official ffmpeg-2:8.1-3.

@kawazoe

You need to set flags in /etc/makepkg.conf to control that. Edit the MAKEFLAGS in that and set how many threads u wanna compile with it. For example, I have a 16-thread machine, so I do:

MAKEFLAGS="-j16"

Would it be possible to parallelize the build process? It can take a good 10 to 15 minutes even on recent machines because it's only running on a single core.