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			<description><![CDATA[<p>Hey guys!</p><p>Are there a way to use svp 4 for increasing frame rate for live streaming? It would be very cool to have an SVP plugin for OBS studio.</p><p>The use case is: i stream irl in 30fps (can do it in 60 but it requires twice of a bandwidth which might be a problem when you are outside) via SRT to my home server with OBS which then broadcasts to Twitch or Youtube, so it would be great to have a possibility to up fps to 60. I tried to receive my srt stream in VLC and it works perfectly fine, pretty smooth and pretty few artefacts. But when i try to use it with VLC media source in OBS SVP doesnt work there. <br />Maybe someone has some thoughts on that?</p><p>Sorry if there already was same topic, but can&#039;t find an answer.</p>]]></description>
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