Fixed enhanced broadcasting encoders when using on high end GPU #694
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Description
Fixed enhanced broadcasting encoding silent failure when using it on high-end GPU with high resolutions.
From the user perspective it looks like they go live, but there is no stream.
Motivation and Context
The issue was reproduced for discrete GPUs like
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti SUPERand resolutions like2560x1440and1080x1920in dual streaming mode. In this case Twitch asks 8 streams to encode. The root cause is inside OBS's encoder groups and how they handle a case when the number of created encoders is larger than the maximum supported amount. Fortunately, the fix/workaround is straightforward; I back-ported the value of the constantMAX_OUTPUT_VIDEO_ENCODERSand made other appropriate changes to reuse video mixes.How Has This Been Tested?
Manually, Windows
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