The installation fails because obs-studio doesn't support Arch Linux.
The installation fails because obs-studio doesn't support Arch Linux.
You're encountering a common issue when setting up OBS on Arch Linux. The error about "libndi-git not found" usually means the package isn't installed or available in your system's repositories. Since libndi-git is only needed for OBS-ndi, it might be missing from the default Arch repos. Try installing it manually with `sudo pacman -S libndi-git` or check if your distribution uses a different package manager.
I encountered an issue where the obs application won't open. When attempting to run it, it displays an error message. I checked another machine with obs installed and noticed it used obs-studio-git, so I tried that version too without success. After some research, I found a method to launch obs from the terminal using "LIBGL_ALWAYS_SOFTWARE=1 obs". However, I'm still unsure how to adapt this for the GUI version. @Nayr438 (you seem to have a good grasp on graphics-related problems)
OBS isn't compatible with LGA775 GPUs. I've checked recently and it looks like support is missing. Software rendering also doesn't work in the latest versions, even with a CPU like yours, which would be very slow.