EverLive has been released in version v1.4.0 - two days after v1.3.2.
EverLive is an open-source userspace driver for the AVerMedia Live Gamer 4K (GC573) capture card, letting you play and stream PlayStation 5, Xbox or Switch on the Linux desktop.
The update brings 2x frame generation (beta) via lsfg-vk and support for the AVerMedia Live Gamer DUO (GC570D) with simultaneous dual-HDMI capture. It also adds an SDL2 preview with virtual cameras and several bugfixes, including 4K capture without relogin.
Changes in version v1.4.0:
Added
- 2x Frame Generation (Beta): Motion-interpolation frame generation via the Vulkan
lsfg-vklayer, with 30 to 60 FPS and 60 to 120 FPS modes, an optional low-latency swapchain mode, and automatic Steam library discovery. Optional, falls back to native presentation if components are missing.- AVerMedia Live Gamer DUO (GC570D) support: Blob-free userspace
vfio-pcicapture, ported fromneoyagami/OpenGC570D(GPL-2.0-only). Simultaneous dual-HDMI capture (HDMI IN 1 for passthrough and capture, HDMI IN 2 for secondary capture), audio passthrough incl. stereo and 5.1/7.1 L-PCM.- SDL2 preview and virtual cameras: Interactive gaming window with input switching, picture-in-picture, aspect and scaling options, on-screen stats overlay and audio monitoring. Two
v4l2loopbackvirtual cameras plus PipeWire source nodes.- DUO controls and CLI: Input selection, EDID policy buttons, hot-plug pulse button and RGB LED effects in
everlive_viewer.py, plus agc570d-ctlruntime CLI. Build, install and CI scripts now cover bothopengc573-userdandopengc570d-userd.Fixed
- 4K capture without relogin: Detects
CAP_IPC_LOCKvia a rawcapgetcall and bypassesRLIMIT_MEMLOCKaccounting immediately (PR #53 by Lou Perret).- Headless/Studio launch: Fixed an unassigned variable that blocked launching directly into Headless/OBS mode.
- PipeWire audio tap isolation: Prevents fallback to default playback devices and adds a persistent null sink fallback.
- GC570D interrupt allocation: Restored MSI-first ordering, fixing an HDMI IN 2 probe timeout on real hardware.
Source: GitHub