Oct 25, 2026 · 2 hr 4 min · 23 segments
We're back, and we're forking OBS! Then there's a KDE fork for continued X11 support. We have filesystem schenanigans, including live swapping EXT4 for ZFS and the BeamNG resilient filesystem…
Jonathan BennettHost
Rob CampbellHostKen McDonaldHost
They're continuing to work on plug ins and they did a big update for Seth CEF.
Well, if you play with Video Ninja, that uses Ceph to do the actual capture from the browser.
If you want to do any of those things where you're capturing from the browser, Ceph is the framework, the part of OBS that lets you do that.
And then, of course, they've got updates with NVIDIA video encoding and some ARM64 stuff.
I have ever since... ever since Pipewire came out and became a thing and solved Linux audio, in my opinion, just fixed it.
And I immediately went, yes, I can finally get rid of that old V4L2 loopback thing.
And I can have OBS output directly into a browser or anything else to be able to do a virtual camera.
And then a couple of years ago, there was a pull request opened in OBS that made it work.
And the reason, of course, was some security thing using OBS inside of a flat pack.
They're continuing to work on plug ins and they did a big update for Seth CEF.
Well, if you play with Video Ninja, that uses Ceph to do the actual capture from the browser.
If you want to do any of those things where you're capturing from the browser, Ceph is the framework, the part of OBS that lets you do that.
And then, of course, they've got updates with NVIDIA video encoding and some ARM64 stuff.
I have ever since... ever since Pipewire came out and became a thing and solved Linux audio, in my opinion, just fixed it.
And I immediately went, yes, I can finally get rid of that old V4L2 loopback thing.
And I can have OBS output directly into a browser or anything else to be able to do a virtual camera.
And then a couple of years ago, there was a pull request opened in OBS that made it work.
And the reason, of course, was some security thing using OBS inside of a flat pack.
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