View Cockpit and trackside camera simultaineously SOLVED! Completely solved!!!

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can anyone assist me in replicating what Porsche has done here?
I have been developing a cockpit for a couple years and the last cog I’m missing is implementing LCDs as mirrors. Any assistance is appreciated.

 

Can you post a step by step on how to get this all going and put it in the first post? I want to get this running for streaming and want to avoid buying a second copy of rF2 and all DLC.

 

That would be most helpful!

 

Ok I'll do that as soon as I get a chance, I've been rather busy lately as there have been alot of changes in my life and, the POTATO has changed quite a bit to, a heck of a lot actually! I have done tutorials before, like this one:

 

another method
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Already tried this, it works horribly.

Also you can't do more than one mirror, and you need to use cockpit cam, which I cannot since I'm already in a cockpit.

 

Understand, thx for info mate.

 

Here is why I need separate mirrors.

 

Is there any way to at least get a camera facing back?

 

Ok, I've seen it. People said using a separate PC. And as shown above Porsche is doing it.

 

neat idea, but by using a 2nd pc as a server, he negates any negative fps this setup 'may' incur. I'd like it if somebody could report how rF2 handles streaming the duplicate stream on a single PC.

 

I'm assuming you want the 2nd screen mirror due to a low screen field of view which puts you very close to the dash and thus puts the mirrors out of your view?

 

I need it because of this.

 

Any updates?

 

Remco, do you have any idea how they accomplished this? I have two PCs with Rfactor 2. Any help is appreciated.

 

@Mangoletsi
Hi. I want to race in an online race our community (1st PC) and stream the race at the same time (2nd PC). With this direct connect-method, does it work with my setup? Or do i have to buy all the DLC etc twice for second steam account?

 

You should watch my stream today.... I do trackside cams and cockpit cam WoodeeTV - Twitch

Starts at 2 pm UK time (about 1 hour 35 mins from this post).

 

What on earth? How is that useful?