I am trying to run a remote headless instance of isaac-sim and then connect to it using a broswer via websocket transport. However when i try to connect to: http://<ip address>:8211/streaming/client the server responds with a 404 not found.
The container runs seamingly fine and procudes:
[53.916s] RTX ready
[53.959s] Isaac Sim Headless Websocket(Deprecated) App is loaded.
at the end.
A few things about my setup:
I am running on a server vm using a A100 GPU. I know that this GPU does not support NVENC so I am using the H264 software encoder version of the websocket transport. Are there any plans on enabling this for webrtc based streaming?
I have checked that the correspoding ports are open. I can also connect to the webrtc based client without any stream however, which is probably due to the missing NVENC on the GPU
I am running /isaac-sim:2023.1.0-hotfix.1
Based on the missing NVENC in the A100 are there any plans on supporting the A100 with Omniverse any further?
Any help is greatly appreciated
Best regards
EDIT: I have just checked, the issue persists with version 2023.1.1
HI @rthaker Yes I have seen t his, however generally deprecated means this will be removed in the future, as is noted in the Warning. Since this is the only way for me to utilize isaac-sim on the A100 as far as I understand, and websocket transport is only supposed to be removed in the 2024 release I would be very interested to get it working. The Question still remains, on what the Plans are for supporting the A100 with future Omniverse/Isaac releases?
Are you using workstation version? I want to use web socket, I will downgrade too, if it works for workstation version. I was trying with Omniverse streaming client, I am failing for unknown reason. Not sure if Omniverse streaming client is supported or not.
Happy to know it is not enterprise version. I am struggling to work with Omniverse Streaming client. All ports are assigned but no communication established.