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Uhh that need lot of cores or great GPU , how many multiple streams you want?
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Hi, what GPU are you looking for and how many hours would you need it everyday for? We have some 1080, 2060, 2080, P40 & 3090 rigs available.
right now i ll be fine with 2 streams of 4K streams on OBS.Do i need a VPS with dedicated GPU or iGPU is fine for this kinda job?
Just to be clear from what you're saying - since this is OBS it's doing 4k encoding right? In which case for the budget to do 2 4k encodes, you'd probably have to go with the popular ones like ovh, hetzner and maybe oneprovider? Those are usually less than 50 per month. There is also dacentec but their servers seem more low end in terms of processing power.
Just to be clear from what you're saying - since this is OBS it's doing 4k encoding right? In which case for the budget to do 2 4k encodes, you'd probably have to go with the popular ones like ovh, hetzner and maybe oneprovider? Those are usually less than 50 per month. There is also dacentec but their servers seem more low end in terms of processing power.
there s this one but it doesnt have any gpu..you think it ll be enough?
You can try our plan if it is suitable. However, you can run only 1 instance.
https://digirdp.com/rdp-plan/streaming-rdp
I wish I could help you further but I simply don't have enough experience here. The most I do was 1080p live encoding on 3000g APU and that basically maxed it out. I've tested the same on a 4500u APU and it was about 60% CPU. On a 5600g APU that handled 1080p fine. But 4k is an entirely different beast. Coming back to the screenshot, even I am confused - because would the 3600 system require a dedicated gpu to run? Or maybe because it's a server no one is expected to have a display output. Maybe you should contact them and ask them, sorry I can't be more helpful. Even if that works, I'm not sure I'd you will get 2 4k encoding streams out of that.
Just rent a server with rtx 3080-4090 and remove the streaming restrictions and you can run an infinite number of broadcasts until the map fills up.
You can easily fit into a budget of 300-400 dollars.
@PulsedMedia offers Transcoding Servers.
https://pulsedmedia.com/minidedi-dedicated-servers-finland.php
According to a reddit comment Intel i 7. Gen should be enough for 2 transcodings in 4K.
https://www.reddit.com/r/PleX/comments/yc5p2n/comment/itkg8kg/
monthly 300-400 dollars? that's a lot sorry
@crunchbits brooooo!!!!!!
Intel iGPUs has no limit on max concurrent encode streams, only bound by the hardware.
With multiple 4K h264 streams, you'll be pushing it quite a bit
I can't tell you exactly what hardware is needed to stream 4K videos/OBS for your specific setup, but I think a dedicated iGPU should be fine with 2x 4K streams.
Some ideas (all iGPU w/QuickSync):
Dedicated GPU: