Do you have lib32-libva-vdpau-driver installed? That package is not maintained anymore and the regular one (libva-vdpau-driver) has already been removed from the repositories.
Try uninstalling that and if it works steam should fall back on x264 software encoding
Hardware accelerated streaming on nvidia seems to be broken currently (#10984 )
Do you have
lib32-libva-vdpau-driverinstalled? That package is not maintained anymore and the regular one (libva-vdpau-driver) has already been removed from the repositories. Try uninstalling that and if it works steam should fall back on x264 software encoding Hardware accelerated streaming on nvidia seems to be broken currently (#10984 )
this is the problem: hardware acceleration is necessary to have acceptable performance with an nvidia video card on linux. I already have the package, it doesn't work; Removing it doesn't solve the problem.
Well for hardware encoding steam would need to use NVENC, but currently that is broken (see issue #10984)
The vdpau driver for vaapi is unmainained and causes many programs to crash, so you should uninstall it anyways
This is correct--VAAPI does not work for encoding with NVIDIA GPUs. elFarto's driver works, but it doesn't do encoding. The old driver is broken.
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Please describe your issue in as much detail as possible:
After activating hardware acceleration for Steam Remote Play, Steam crashes and restarts, thus preventing you from playing.
Hardware acceleration is essential in games that use Vulkan (Steam Play/Proton) for performance reasons. without hardware acceleration the streaming happens, however, the fps are very low (20-25).
I tried both with the previous nvidia drivers and with the recent ones. nothing helped.
I analyzed the logs and report what happens before the crash:
in the last line, it is written in Italian:
Segmentation fault (core dump created).
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