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Hi everyone
I'm going to build a new PC for 12 RTSP 1080/30p inputs + some graphics + 7/24 streaming at 1080/30p
Does Vmix use the advantage of GPU rendering or will most work be done by the CPU? If CPU power is more important, does Vmix support the 6 core AMD Ryzen CPU's?
Thx Martin
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Hi Quote:12 RTSP 1080/30p inputs + some graphics + 7/24 streaming at 1080/30p Some users reported issues when using 7 or 8 RTSP inputs It uses CPU mostly so you will need very powerful PC Quote:does Vmix support the 6 core AMD Ryzen CPU's? Yes but Martin said it's not very good and introduce latency issues If you really want to do this, you'd better wait next i9 with X299 mainboards or find a XEON based WKS with 16 or 20 cores You won't be able to do this on a cheap solution Guillaume
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Thx Guillaume At the moment I can run 10 Axis cameras 1080/25 in best quality settings without streaming between 28-45% CPU usage. It depends on the lighting conditions and the settings ( Bitrate/GOP..) System: 4770K and GTX650TI 32GB RAM For streaming I could use a h.264 hardware encoder like this one. Hardware EncoderThe 7700K is not much faster that's why I thought a Ryzen could do a better job if Vmix takes more advantage of multi core processing than clock speed.
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Curiously, I've used a hardware encoder like the one you cite as a way to collect a distant HDMI source. The model I use supports both H.264 & H.265. It works quite well.
I might have thought it better to use vMix as the encoder for the program output.
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