HikariKnightSomeone on stream was interested in how i did my audio for streaming in Linux since i was not using a mixing board to mix my audio channels. I promised to make this video for them. ---- Command to find your audio output devices: pacmd list-sources | grep -e 'index:' -e 'name:' ----- Template for dummy audio sink: # Make a dummy sink for Channel audio load-module module-null-sink sink_name=channelname update-sink-proplist channelname device.description="ChannelX Audio" update-source-proplist channelname.monitor device.description='Monitor of ChannelX Audio' load-module module-loopback source=channelname.monitor sink=outputdevicename latency_msec=1 -----
I do playthroughs using VFIO/GPU Passthrough and a virtual machine with the MSI overlay displaying (for statistics for others who do GPU Passthrough) or i play directly on Linux with just the steam fps counter.
Or through Proton with the DXVK hud open to show the performance of the game.
My Rig is: Motherboard: Asus Prime x399-A CPU: AMD Threadripper 1920x (12 cores 24 threads) RAM: 32GB @ 2666 Mhz GPU (Linux host): AMD RX570 8GB GPU (Windows VM): GTX 1070 ti (currently under RMA, using a spare 1060 6GB in meantime) Host to VM CPU ratio: VM has 6 specific physical cores reserved while its running along with 8GB of memory on a specific NUMA node, the rest of the system has access to 6 cores and 18 threads and 24GB of memory while the virtual machine is turned on.
How to split audio into different channels using PulseAudio in LinuxHikariKnight2020-05-16 | Someone on stream was interested in how i did my audio for streaming in Linux since i was not using a mixing board to mix my audio channels. I promised to make this video for them. ---- Command to find your audio output devices: pacmd list-sources | grep -e 'index:' -e 'name:' ----- Template for dummy audio sink: # Make a dummy sink for Channel audio load-module module-null-sink sink_name=channelname update-sink-proplist channelname device.description="ChannelX Audio" update-source-proplist channelname.monitor device.description='Monitor of ChannelX Audio' load-module module-loopback source=channelname.monitor sink=outputdevicename latency_msec=1 -----
I do playthroughs using VFIO/GPU Passthrough and a virtual machine with the MSI overlay displaying (for statistics for others who do GPU Passthrough) or i play directly on Linux with just the steam fps counter.
Or through Proton with the DXVK hud open to show the performance of the game.
My Rig is: Motherboard: Asus Prime x399-A CPU: AMD Threadripper 1920x (12 cores 24 threads) RAM: 32GB @ 2666 Mhz GPU (Linux host): AMD RX570 8GB GPU (Windows VM): GTX 1070 ti (currently under RMA, using a spare 1060 6GB in meantime) Host to VM CPU ratio: VM has 6 specific physical cores reserved while its running along with 8GB of memory on a specific NUMA node, the rest of the system has access to 6 cores and 18 threads and 24GB of memory while the virtual machine is turned on.
Support me on Patreon: patreon.com/HikariKnight Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/TheHikariKnight Follow me on Twitch: twitch.tv/hikariknightUsing advanced functions of scopebuddy to manage gamescopeHikariKnight2025-05-26 | Just a video showcasing how you can extend scopebuddy using scripts for advanced functions like adding an updater for ArcDPS for Guild Wars 2What if Guild Wars 2 had mounted combatHikariKnight2025-03-13 | funny bug i somehow triggered in Guild Wars 2
Support me on Ko-fi: ko-fi.com/HikariKnight Follow me on Twitch: twitch.tv/hikariknightGetting Kingdom Hearts 3 working on Linux and Heroic Launcher consistentlyHikariKnight2022-06-06 | UPDATE: since the game is now on steam, just get the steam version, it works flawlessly.
I do playthroughs using VFIO/GPU Passthrough and a virtual machine with the MSI overlay displaying (for statistics for others who do GPU Passthrough) or i play directly on Linux with MangoHUD open.
Or through Proton with the MangoHUD open to show the performance of the game.
My Rig is: Motherboard: Asus Prime x399-A CPU: AMD Threadripper 1920x (12 cores 24 threads) RAM: 64GB @ 2666 Mhz GPU (Linux host): AMD RX570 8GB GPU (Windows VM): RTX 2070 Host to VM CPU ratio: VM has 6 cores and 12 threads reserved while its running along with 16GB of memory on a specific NUMA node, the rest of the system has access to 6 cores and 18 threads and 48GB of memory while the virtual machine is turned on.
While Part 1 focused on the flat parts of the city, Part 2 focuses on the uneven terrain we have here, at one point we even bike up 70% of a mountain for then to speed down it at around 60 KM/h (about 37 MPH).
Background music from: Harris Heller KnightOfGames Modeseven COCONABE
My Rig is: Motherboard: Asus Prime x399-A CPU: AMD Threadripper 1920x (12 cores 24 threads) RAM: 64GB @ 2666 Mhz GPU (Linux host): AMD RX570 8GB GPU (Windows VM): GTX 1070 ti (currently under RMA, using a spare 1060 6GB in meantime) Host to VM CPU ratio: VM has 6 cores and 12 threads reserved while its running along with 16GB of memory on a specific NUMA node, the rest of the system has access to 6 cores and 18 threads and 48GB of memory while the virtual machine is turned on.
Support me on Ko-fi: ko-fi.com/HikariKnight Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/TheHikariKnight Follow me on Twitch: twitch.tv/hikariknightQuickVFIO setup? (name to be decided)HikariKnight2022-02-28 | I do playthroughs using VFIO/GPU Passthrough and a virtual machine with the MSI overlay displaying (for statistics for others who do GPU Passthrough) or i play directly on Linux with just the steam fps counter.
Or through Proton with the DXVK hud open to show the performance of the game.
My Rig is: Motherboard: Asus Prime x399-A CPU: AMD Threadripper 1920x (12 cores 24 threads) RAM: 64GB @ 2666 Mhz GPU (Linux host): AMD RX570 8GB GPU (Windows VM): GTX 2070 Host to VM CPU ratio: VM has 6 cores and 12 threads reserved while its running along with 16GB of memory on a specific NUMA node, the rest of the system has access to 6 cores and 18 threads and 48GB of memory while the virtual machine is turned on.
Support me on Ko-fi: ko-fi.com/HikariKnight Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/TheHikariKnight Follow me on Twitch: twitch.tv/hikariknightSteel Path Survival, just for fun before bed.HikariKnight2021-07-29 | Broadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at twitch.tv/hikariknightCall of the Tempestari and The Waverider questsHikariKnight2021-07-20 | Broadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at twitch.tv/hikariknightA Bike ride through my city in Norway - Part 1HikariKnight2021-07-14 | Since a lot of people still cannot(or do not want to) travel internationally for the summer. I decided to share with you all some of my bike rides through my city so that, maybe you can get some feeling of experiencing a new location.
This video focuses mostly on the few flat areas in the city.
I am sorry for the camera pointing down a lot, this is fixed in part 2 which was shot the next day.
Any short jumps in the footage is caused by the camera saving to a new file, i sadly cannot avoid this from happening.
NOTE: There is a cut at the end where the camera battery died before i reached the midway point of my ride, i went back the next day and filmed that last part again and just added it to the end.
My Rig is: Motherboard: Asus Prime x399-A CPU: AMD Threadripper 1920x (12 cores 24 threads) RAM: 64GB @ 2666 Mhz GPU (Linux host): AMD RX570 8GB GPU (Windows VM): GTX 1070 ti (currently under RMA, using a spare 1060 6GB in meantime) Host to VM CPU ratio: VM has 6 cores and 12 threads reserved while its running along with 16GB of memory on a specific NUMA node, the rest of the system has access to 6 cores and 18 threads and 48GB of memory while the virtual machine is turned on.
Support me on Ko-fi: ko-fi.com/HikariKnight Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/TheHikariKnight Follow me on Twitch: twitch.tv/hikariknightUsing Linux to run the Win11 preview on unsupported hardware in a Virtual MachineHikariKnight2021-06-28 | Making Windows11 run in a VM using software emulated TPM instead of a physical TPM chip -- Watch live at twitch.tv/hikariknightSome user friendly Linux distributions for anyone - Part 2HikariKnight2021-05-24 | Part 2 of the stream showing you some user friendly Linux distributions -- Watch live at twitch.tv/hikariknightHow to easily try out any Linux distribution on your pc, safely!HikariKnight2021-05-22 | I do playthroughs using VFIO/GPU Passthrough and a virtual machine with the MSI overlay displaying (for statistics for others who do GPU Passthrough) or i play directly on Linux with just the steam fps counter.
Or through Proton with the DXVK hud open to show the performance of the game.
My Rig is: Motherboard: Asus Prime x399-A CPU: AMD Threadripper 1920x (12 cores 24 threads) RAM: 64GB @ 2666 Mhz GPU (Linux host): AMD RX570 8GB GPU (Windows VM): GTX 1070 ti (currently under RMA, using a spare 1060 6GB in meantime) Host to VM CPU ratio: VM has 6 cores and 12 threads reserved while its running along with 16GB of memory on a specific NUMA node, the rest of the system has access to 6 cores and 18 threads and 48GB of memory while the virtual machine is turned on.
Support me on Patreon: patreon.com/HikariKnight Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/TheHikariKnight Follow me on Twitch: twitch.tv/hikariknightMore Dead Cells, while waiting for a friendHikariKnight2021-04-29 | Broadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at twitch.tv/hikariknightI noob at this, dead luck - Dead Cells on LinuxHikariKnight2021-04-20 | So during this stream i got the most fun nonsense playthrough possible. I did not expect any of this -- Watch live at twitch.tv/hikariknightCyberpunk 2077 - I walk the line, small skipHikariKnight2020-12-28 | I do playthroughs using VFIO/GPU Passthrough and a virtual machine with the MSI overlay displaying (for statistics for others who do GPU Passthrough) or i play directly on Linux with just the steam fps counter.
Or through Proton with the DXVK hud open to show the performance of the game.
My Rig is: Motherboard: Asus Prime x399-A CPU: AMD Threadripper 1920x (12 cores 24 threads) RAM: 32GB @ 2666 Mhz GPU (Linux host): AMD RX570 8GB GPU (Windows VM): GTX 1070 ti (currently under RMA, using a spare 1060 6GB in meantime) Host to VM CPU ratio: VM has 6 specific physical cores reserved while its running along with 8GB of memory on a specific NUMA node, the rest of the system has access to 6 cores and 18 threads and 24GB of memory while the virtual machine is turned on.
Support me on Patreon: patreon.com/HikariKnight Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/TheHikariKnight Follow me on Twitch: twitch.tv/hikariknightWe were here /w NemesisMihawkHikariKnight2020-12-24 | Trying to escape from this mysterious castle -- Watch live at twitch.tv/hikariknightslowly losing my sanity to go qt bindingsHikariKnight2020-10-22 | Broadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at twitch.tv/hikariknightStormbird shenanigansHikariKnight2020-10-11 | I do playthroughs using VFIO/GPU Passthrough and a virtual machine with the MSI overlay displaying (for statistics for others who do GPU Passthrough) or i play directly on Linux with just the steam fps counter.
Or through Proton with the DXVK hud open to show the performance of the game.
My Rig is: Motherboard: Asus Prime x399-A CPU: AMD Threadripper 1920x (12 cores 24 threads) RAM: 32GB @ 2666 Mhz GPU (Linux host): AMD RX570 8GB GPU (Windows VM): GTX 1070 ti (currently under RMA, using a spare 1060 6GB in meantime) Host to VM CPU ratio: VM has 6 specific physical cores reserved while its running along with 8GB of memory on a specific NUMA node, the rest of the system has access to 6 cores and 18 threads and 24GB of memory while the virtual machine is turned on.
Support me on Patreon: patreon.com/HikariKnight Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/TheHikariKnight Follow me on Twitch: twitch.tv/hikariknightLegend has it, there is a game hidden hereHikariKnight2020-10-10 | There is no game here at all, keep moving -- Watch live at twitch.tv/hikariknightI love this game so far - Horizon Zero Dawn PCHikariKnight2020-10-03 | Broadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at twitch.tv/hikariknightA single game of Among UsHikariKnight2020-10-01 | Broadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at twitch.tv/hikariknightFriends are Among UsHikariKnight2020-09-30 | Broadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at twitch.tv/hikariknightAC: Odyssey Ep23 - The end to an OdysseyHikariKnight2020-07-31 | Broadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at twitch.tv/hikariknightAC: Odyssey Ep22 - There is a bounty on my head!HikariKnight2020-07-30 | I do playthroughs using VFIO/GPU Passthrough and a virtual machine with the MSI overlay displaying (for statistics for others who do GPU Passthrough) or i play directly on Linux with just the steam fps counter.
Or through Proton with the DXVK hud open to show the performance of the game.
My Rig is: Motherboard: Asus Prime x399-A CPU: AMD Threadripper 1920x (12 cores 24 threads) RAM: 32GB @ 2666 Mhz GPU (Linux host): AMD RX570 8GB GPU (Windows VM): GTX 1070 ti (currently under RMA, using a spare 1060 6GB in meantime) Host to VM CPU ratio: VM has 6 specific physical cores reserved while its running along with 8GB of memory on a specific NUMA node, the rest of the system has access to 6 cores and 18 threads and 24GB of memory while the virtual machine is turned on.
The game does not run on the tablet, but runs on the host machine which then streams the video to the tablet and receives the input from the tablet/controller (through the tablet).
For best performance the host should be using an ethernet cable and the client need to at least be on 5Ghz wifi or cabled network.
This demonstration uses Nvidia Shield Gamestream (requires an nvidia card on the host) with the Moonlight Streaming client (open source shield client), you will get similar performance using the Steam Link app with the Steam Streaming enabled, as steam and nvidia gamestream uses the same tech, however Steam is platform and graphic card independent on the host side while Nvidia Gamestream has more features.
A setup guide can be found at the moonlight stream website: moonlight-stream.org
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I do playthroughs using VFIO/GPU Passthrough and a virtual machine with the MSI overlay displaying (for statistics for others who do GPU Passthrough) or i play directly on Linux with just the steam fps counter.
Or through Proton with the DXVK hud open to show the performance of the game.
My Rig is: Motherboard: Asus Prime x399-A CPU: AMD Threadripper 1920x (12 cores 24 threads) RAM: 32GB @ 2666 Mhz GPU (Linux host): AMD RX570 8GB GPU (Windows VM): GTX 1070 ti (currently under RMA, using a spare 1060 6GB in meantime) Host to VM CPU ratio: VM has 6 specific physical cores reserved while its running along with 8GB of memory on a specific NUMA node, the rest of the system has access to 6 cores and 18 threads and 24GB of memory while the virtual machine is turned on.
Support me on Patreon: patreon.com/HikariKnight Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/TheHikariKnight Follow me on Twitch: twitch.tv/hikariknightAC: Odyssey: Ep11 - Forced to play from tabletHikariKnight2020-06-10 | I do playthroughs using VFIO/GPU Passthrough and a virtual machine with the MSI overlay displaying (for statistics for others who do GPU Passthrough) or i play directly on Linux with just the steam fps counter.
Or through Proton with the DXVK hud open to show the performance of the game.
My Rig is: Motherboard: Asus Prime x399-A CPU: AMD Threadripper 1920x (12 cores 24 threads) RAM: 32GB @ 2666 Mhz GPU (Linux host): AMD RX570 8GB GPU (Windows VM): GTX 1070 ti (currently under RMA, using a spare 1060 6GB in meantime) Host to VM CPU ratio: VM has 6 specific physical cores reserved while its running along with 8GB of memory on a specific NUMA node, the rest of the system has access to 6 cores and 18 threads and 24GB of memory while the virtual machine is turned on.
Support me on Patreon: patreon.com/HikariKnight Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/TheHikariKnight Follow me on Twitch: twitch.tv/hikariknightAC: Odyssey: Ep10 - Pirates and banditsHikariKnight2020-06-01 | Short stream before bed -- Watch live at twitch.tv/hikariknightSetting up a perfect (for me) Hybrid OS system, start to finish after using it for 2 yearsHikariKnight2020-05-31 | A long stream of me setting up a HybridOS setup again from scratch after 2 years of using one. A proper video going through this step by step will be made later to simplify this as a lot of things have changed and improved in 2 years! -- Watch live at twitch.tv/hikariknightAC: Odyssey: Ep9 - Tracking our motherHikariKnight2020-05-28 | Broadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at twitch.tv/hikariknightAC: Odyssey: Ep8 - New microphone and tablet huntingHikariKnight2020-05-25 | How does the new microphone sound? -- Watch live at twitch.tv/hikariknightAC: Odyssey: Ep7 - Escaping AthenHikariKnight2020-05-22 | Broadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at twitch.tv/hikariknightUse PulseAudio and PulseEffects as a budget Audio Mixing boardHikariKnight2020-05-21 | This is a follow up video to my previous video on how to split audio to different channels using pulseaudio: youtube.com/watch?v=siexo6WKkwM
I do playthroughs using VFIO/GPU Passthrough and a virtual machine with the MSI overlay displaying (for statistics for others who do GPU Passthrough) or i play directly on Linux with just the steam fps counter.
Or through Proton with the DXVK hud open to show the performance of the game.
My Rig is: Motherboard: Asus Prime x399-A CPU: AMD Threadripper 1920x (12 cores 24 threads) RAM: 32GB @ 2666 Mhz GPU (Linux host): AMD RX570 8GB GPU (Windows VM): GTX 1070 ti (currently under RMA, using a spare 1060 6GB in meantime) Host to VM CPU ratio: VM has 6 specific physical cores reserved while its running along with 8GB of memory on a specific NUMA node, the rest of the system has access to 6 cores and 18 threads and 24GB of memory while the virtual machine is turned on.
Broadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at twitch.tv/hikariknightAC: Odyssey: Ep5 - Windows 10 cannot handle Alexios faceHikariKnight2020-05-18 | My Windows 10 VM cannot handle the face of Alexios -- Watch live at twitch.tv/hikariknight -- Watch live at twitch.tv/hikariknightAC: Odyssey: Ep4 - KICK THEM OFF THE CLIFFS!HikariKnight2020-05-16 | All of them will get kicked off the cliffs, be it bounty hunters, guards, mercenaries or cultists. NOBODY IS SAFE FROM THE KICK! -- Watch live at twitch.tv/hikariknightSplitting audio, VMs and other technology talkHikariKnight2020-05-15 | Non gaming part of a stream where we went over setting up different audio channels for applications for use when streaming and recording. -- Watch live at twitch.tv/hikariknightAC: Odyssey: Ep3 - Assassins CrashHikariKnight2020-05-13 | Crash crash crash -- Watch live at twitch.tv/hikariknightAC: Odyssey: Ep2 - Another late night Assassins CreedHikariKnight2020-05-11 | The first 15 minutes was streamed over a VPN by accident causing issues obviously because i forgot to turn it off, whops! Reloaded my save and just redid everything. -- Watch live at twitch.tv/hikariknightAC: Odyssey: Ep1 - Late night Assassins CreedHikariKnight2020-05-08 | Broadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at twitch.tv/hikariknight