OBS demuxer adds huge latency to such stream and VLC wouldn't even play it. The mpeg2video container also supports h.264, but only ffplay plays the stream properly with low latency. I tried different containers, but it seems that only mpegts is working good for h.264. That's why to begin with, I started experimenting with ffmpeg, ffprobe, ffplay tools. So first of all, as you might know, OBS heavily relies on ffmpeg. So never really tried pushing the stream over longer distance and affected by packet loss. Most of the testing I did locally on this machine and also between my other PC in home, connected via Gigabit LAN. CPU: Ryzen 3700X, videocard: NVIDIA RTX2080 Superįfmpeg version git-4cfcfb3 Copyright (c) 2000-2020 the FFmpeg developers
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