Description of problem: The essence of the problem: the encoder cannot start at the initial start. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): nikolanp@localhost ~> rpm -qa | grep obs obs-studio-26.1.2-1.mga8 nikolanp@localhost ~> How reproducible: you need to run the automatic configuration wizard Steps to Reproduce: 1. Launch the obs-studio program 2. Launch the Automatic Configuration wizard 3. Select "optimize for recording only" and click next 4. Once again next. 5. and on the final results I see this error.
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Created attachment 13111 [details] Screenshot of 4 OBS-studio Auto-config windows, no error Thank you for the report. I installed the program and found the 'Automatic Configuration Wizard' in the 'Tools' menu. Following your instructions, it went to end without error. I attach a screenshot of the 4 Wizard windows. Can you please: 1. > 5. and on the final results I see this error post the exact error message. 2. Attach (a) similar screenshot(s) - the 4 stages.
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Created attachment 13112 [details] screenshot with steps to reproduce the problem Mistake: failed to start the encoder
Could you please follow the rules for creating a bug report: https://wiki.mageia.org/en/How_to_report_a_bug_properly#Principles The common used language for a bug report is english. You can eiter change your locale or use the recommended way from the wiki article. We can't read the stuff from your screenshot.
The problem with error "Failed to start encoder" only occurs with obs-studio-26.1.2-1.mga8.x86_64.rpm With the tainted package obs-studio-26.1.2-1.mga8.tainted.x86_64.rpm this problem don't occur.
Я вам для это и перевёл саму ошибку.(In reply to sturmvogel from comment #3) > Could you please follow the rules for creating a bug report: > https://wiki.mageia.org/en/How_to_report_a_bug_properly#Principles > > The common used language for a bug report is english. You can eiter change > your locale or use the recommended way from the wiki article. > > We can't read the stuff from your screenshot. To do this, I manually translated the error to you.
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(In reply to Nikolay Sabelnikov from comment #5) > I manually translated the error to you. We did not benefit much from the screenshot. Could as well have been in my own mother tongue. It is usually easy to get it in English, per the link sturmvogel gave: " Please always prefix calls to programs with LC_ALL=C so that error messages or other output will be shown in English, for example Don't run urpmi somepackage, but LC_ALL=C urpmi somepackage Some applications will not start in English when using LC_ALL=C. In that case, try LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8 or LANGUAGE=C "
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Created attachment 13114 [details] screenshot with steps to reproduce the problem(eng) I am sending it in English
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(In reply to sturmvogel from comment #4) > The problem with error "Failed to start encoder" only occurs with > obs-studio-26.1.2-1.mga8.x86_64.rpm > > With the tainted package obs-studio-26.1.2-1.mga8.tainted.x86_64.rpm this > problem don't occur. how do I install this version?
You have to enable the Mageia tainted repositories. https://wiki.mageia.org/en/Install_media_in_Mageia_for_beginners
@Nikolay For all multi-media applications, enabling Tainted is more or less necessary. It could be an installation option (like Nonfree is). At present, you should enable Tainted ASAP after installation; following which system update will replace standard packages with Tainted ones where appropriate. The indicated wiki page (above) is clear; thanks sturmvogel for the URL. But there is a real (if academic) problem: (In reply to sturmvogel from comment #4) > The problem with error "Failed to start encoder" only occurs with > obs-studio-26.1.2-1.mga8.x86_64.rpm > With the tainted package obs-studio-26.1.2-1.mga8.tainted.x86_64.rpm this > problem don't occur. Assigning to Rémi whose package this is.
Source RPM: obs-studio => obs-studio-26.1.2-1.mga8.src.rpmAssignee: bugsquad => rverscheldeCC: lewyssmith => (none)
Summary: [bug]: obs studio does not start the encoder during the initial setup => [bug]: obs studio cannot find an encoder in the auto configuration wizard
Summary: [bug]: obs studio cannot find an encoder in the auto configuration wizard => obs studio cannot find an encoder in the auto configuration wizard
I can reproduce the issue, which is indeed specific to the Core Release package which does not have support for the x264 encoder (patent encumbered, tainted only). That's not something we can fix in Mageia, unless we decide to drop the Core version of the package. I'll report it upstream to see if they want to fix it (either by outright disabling the auto-configuration wizard when x264 is missing, or falling back to another encoder).
Thank you Rémi upstream then, awaiting response Also, this is not a major class bug, but by design. - workaround is to use tainted version
Keywords: (none) => UPSTREAMSeverity: major => normal
So after looking at it, it seems upstream doesn't provide any option to disable the x264 plugin, that's our own patch which adds it. And as such, the whole software is based around the idea that x264 is available, and that's the only software encoder available. So basically our Core package is useless. So I'll drop the Core version and obs-studio is going to become a Tainted only package.
"Fixed" with obs-studio-27.1.3-1.mga9 which from now on will only be built in tainted. This can't be fixed in Mageia 8 as we can't remove the package present in Core Release. Removing the UPSTREAM keyword as in the end it was indeed a packaging error, we were patching x264 out without checking if it's supported - it isn't.
Resolution: (none) => FIXEDKeywords: UPSTREAM => (none)Version: 8 => CauldronStatus: NEW => RESOLVED
I agree. Thank you for the quick resolution!
(In reply to Rémi Verschelde from comment #14) > "Fixed" with obs-studio-27.1.3-1.mga9 which from now on will only be built > in tainted. > > This can't be fixed in Mageia 8 as we can't remove the package present in > Core Release. > > Removing the UPSTREAM keyword as in the end it was indeed a packaging error, > we were patching x264 out without checking if it's supported - it isn't. When I was covering on opensuse, I also did not make a separation. And nowhere have I seen such a division, as in mageia. It was amazing for me. I just suggest that non-free encoders be sent to a certain turnip, if possible. So, at least, they did in opensuse.
Don't forget to add me when testing, I'll check.
non-free encoders are in tainted. We try to have some applications in both tainted and other repos so users that choose to not use tainted can use some of the applications anyway, with various limitations. Usually that only means less encoders (or with limitations) to choose from. For obs-studio it seem impossible / too much work. 27.1.3-1 is already built in cauldron tainted/release, http://pkgsubmit.mageia.org/ heading to your mirror if not already there. https://mirrors.mageia.org/status (note: this latter page show how long time since last a indication file was updated - if there no updates it erroneously looks like all mirrors are behind) We usually do not utilise testing repos in Cauldron, unless it is something that have extra risk of breaking the system, such as a big group of related packages for i.e a desktop environment. Cauldron as a whole is "testing" for next Mageia release.