Jérôme Petazzoni • 6/27/2020

Streaming tech talks and training / Using Linux

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This article provides a detailed technical guide for using Linux as a platform for live streaming. It covers practical challenges and solutions, including managing multiple webcams, USB bandwidth, GPU-accelerated encoding with NVENC, using V4L2/ALSA loopback devices with OBS, leveraging ffmpeg for real-time processing, and running components in Docker. Aimed at users who need a flexible, powerful streaming setup.

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