We provide https://github.com/nowrep/obs-vkcapture as the obs-studio-gamecapture package.

1. Please note that for Nvidia cards you need driver version 515 or newer. due to the Nvidia proprietary driver missing support for VK_EXT_external_memory_dma_buf Vulkan extension in older versions.
   
   
2. We have modified the separate Vulkan and OpenGL capture commands into a single obs-gamecapture command that you can use, like so:
   
   obs-gamecapture somegame
   
   For example, to use this with a steam game in the game’s steam command options:
   
obs-gamecapture %command%
   
   
3. Please note that if you are using the AMD AMF encoder in OBS (see instructions here first), you must make sure to launch OBS with vk_pro, and your game with whatever driver you want (you can mix them!):
   
   Mesa/RADV:
   vk_radv %command%
   
   AMDGPU-PRO:
   vk_pro %command%
   
   AMDVLK:
   vk_amdvlk %command%
   
   
   As noted, first launch OBS with the pro driver:
   vk_pro obs
   
   Then, run the game with the open source radv driver:
   
   Steam:
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   RADV + Game Capture:
   vk_radv obs-gamecapture %command%
   
   + MangoHud:
   mangohud vk_radv obs-gamecapture %command%
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   Lutris:
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   Right click the game > configure. Next click the “System Options” tab. At the bottom, check the “Show advanced options” box.
   
   vk_radv:
   In the “Vulkan ICD Loader” drop down, select the “AMD RADV Open Source” option.

obs-gamecapture:
   In the “Command prefix” text box, enter obs-gamecapture

mangohud:
   Enable the “FPS Counter (MangoHud)” option.
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   Then add your “Game Capture” source into OBS!