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Livepeer binary releases do not work with Netint hardware #2637
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AFAIK this is indeed caused since you need to compile ffmpeg with Netint support. Netint gives their fork out on request if you have a netint card, but even then it is a real pain to get their cards working (I gave up on it myself) Ideally they can get their changes merged in the official FFMPEG release, otherwise +1 for releasing a go-livepeer binary which has Netint support built in
(Sidenote: as a side project I am currently working on implementing Intel Arc and AV1 support, luckily Intel made sure that FFMPEG supports their hardware and AV1 encoding) |
I do have a version from Netint, back when they were still working with Livepeer to get it going with ffmpeg.
Unsure how this will pan out, they straight up told me to contact Livepeer for support with the latest releases, since they had upstreamed the required changes from their side.
Are you developing on the A770's with 16 GB RAM? |
We just need to merge Netint Ffmpeg fork into Livepeer Ffmpeg, already got permission to make it open source from them AFAIK. The changes are in separate files, mostly, so it's not a hard task. |
Thanks @cyberj0g, that's music to my ears! |
This branch can be used to effortlessly build Livepeer with Netint support from sources (Netint driver sources should be obtained separately): #2659 |
@cyberj0g What version of libxcoder is this version patched for? FW 3.0.1 uses libxcoder_logan name in the code and so libraries are not recognized. |
Related to #2780. |
Describe the bug
Livepeer binary releases do not work with Netint hardware
To Reproduce
0.5.35
) with a Netint GPUExpected behavior
Livepeer should start and transcode using the Netint hardware
Desktop
Additional context
After speaking with the only other Orchestrator I know of who has Netint hardware,
John | EliteEncoder
/ @eliteprox, it appears that ffmpeg is not compiled with Netint support.Perhaps Livepeer could ship a binary release for Netint (3.1.0 firmware release) if that makes things easier, like
livepeer-amd64-netint.tar.gz
? AV1 support might be nice too, but not critical 😄Also, if this repo - https://github.com/livepeer/FFmpeg could be updated with a Netint branch, it might make building Livepeer easier for mortals and be a huge step forward.
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