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Question / Help 1/2 of the screen recording
- Thread starter Araraura
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edit scene, select the game capture then press ctrl-F. your new size if your base resolution causes the scene to need to be adjusted.i tried to fix the skipped fps problem i had with my recording and it seems to work fine but theres 1 problem, obs recording half of the screen, and not all of it.
It would be best just to not use fast preset and instead use veryfast since your CPU is not an i7. That was the source of your skipped frames not the base resolution.
never mind i fixed that. but i have another problem, the video is almost always blurry.edit scene, select the game capture then press ctrl-F. your new size if your base resolution causes the scene to need to be adjusted.
It would be best just to not use fast preset and instead use veryfast since your CPU is not an i7. That was the source of your skipped frames not the base resolution.
This is because your source is 720 instead of 1080 and your base resolution in OBS is 720 instead of 1080. at that time you can downscale to 720 with bicubic filter just dont use fast preset. use veryfast preset.never mind i fixed that. but i have another problem, the video is almost always blurry.
what do you mean? the recording resolution on obs is 1080p, same in the game. its ending up looking like this:This is because your source is 720 instead of 1080 and your base resolution in OBS is 720 instead of 1080. at that time you can downscale to 720 with bicubic filter just dont use fast preset. use veryfast preset.
https://youtu.be/3jj8AltNUv0
18:37:32: Base resolution: 1280x720what do you mean? the recording resolution on obs is 1080p, same in the game. its ending up looking like this:
https://youtu.be/3jj8AltNUv0
18:37:32: Output resolution: 1280x720
18:39:34: CaptureThread: attached to process hl2.exe
18:39:34: D3D9 Present
18:39:34: (half life scientist) everything.. seems to be in order
18:39:34: D3D9EndScene called
18:39:34: D3DPRESENT_PARAMETERS {
18:39:34: BackBufferWidth: 1280
18:39:34: BackBufferHeight: 720
18:37:32: Base resolution: 1280x720
18:37:32: Output resolution: 1280x720
18:39:34: CaptureThread: attached to process hl2.exe
18:39:34: D3D9 Present
18:39:34: (half life scientist) everything.. seems to be in order
18:39:34: D3D9EndScene called
18:39:34: D3DPRESENT_PARAMETERS {
18:39:34: BackBufferWidth: 1280
18:39:34: BackBufferHeight: 720
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That is even worse. you forgot to downscale to 720p with bicubic filtering.
set game resolution to {1920, 1200} then remove all MSAA and set most in-game settings to medium or lower.
Note that with a 16x10 aspect ratio monitor expect cropping on twitch.tv and other services. This is because those sites recommend 16:9 aspect ratio. This is, of course, after you fix your scene.
set game resolution to {1920, 1200} then remove all MSAA and set most in-game settings to medium or lower.
Note that with a 16x10 aspect ratio monitor expect cropping on twitch.tv and other services. This is because those sites recommend 16:9 aspect ratio. This is, of course, after you fix your scene.
its still looks like crapThat is even worse. you forgot to downscale to 720p with bicubic filtering.
set game resolution to {1920, 1200} then remove all MSAA and set most in-game settings to medium or lower.
Note that with a 16x10 aspect ratio monitor expect cropping on twitch.tv and other services. This is because those sites recommend 16:9 aspect ratio. This is, of course, after you fix your scene.
Are you recording for upload to youtube or streaming?its still looks like crap
im saving it to my pcAre you recording for upload to youtube or streaming?
set custom buffer to 0 and uncheck CBRim saving it to my pc
follow this guide
https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/how-to-make-high-quality-local-recordings.16/
omg dude your an amazing person, it fixed everything, i can record at 1080p60 without any skipped frames and the video looks exactly like in the game.set custom buffer to 0 and uncheck CBR
follow this guide
https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/how-to-make-high-quality-local-recordings.16/
the only problem is that the videos are quite large on file size, and that can cause a problem with storage and uploading (i have 2mb upload sadly, thats how it works in my country), but these are problem which i have to fix them myself.
thanks again dued! you were big help :)