RedGalaxy00
New Member
Hi. I've just begun streaming, and I am really enjoying it. So first, let me thank you for OBS. It's a wonderful program.
Sadly, Twitch has this thing where, unless your a partner, the people who view your stream have to be stuck viewing your footage at what you upload it as.
Now, I can get a kind of decent 720p, occasionally, I need to lower it. (Depends on the day really.)
Anyway, I also upload my streams to youtube, and I've discovered that while I have my settings set to "1920x1080" and have it downscaled to "1280x720" for twitch, it records at 720p to my HDD.
Now I came across a guide for running 2 instances of OBS to record and stream at separate resolutions. This is a brilliant thing, and I read somewhere that this feature is planned for OBS in the future (I'm assuming for the Multi Platform version.)
Anyway, I have a pretty beefy machine. 780ti, 17-4770k cpu, with 16GB RAM, and when I attempt the method above for recording and streaming at different resolutions, I can barely keep 30fps for one of them, let alone both...
I was wondering if there was something to the settings that I might be missing that will help stabilize the FPS evenly, and give me solid 30fps for both (at the least) if not 60fps for recording and 30fps for the stream.
Sadly, Twitch has this thing where, unless your a partner, the people who view your stream have to be stuck viewing your footage at what you upload it as.
Now, I can get a kind of decent 720p, occasionally, I need to lower it. (Depends on the day really.)
Anyway, I also upload my streams to youtube, and I've discovered that while I have my settings set to "1920x1080" and have it downscaled to "1280x720" for twitch, it records at 720p to my HDD.
Now I came across a guide for running 2 instances of OBS to record and stream at separate resolutions. This is a brilliant thing, and I read somewhere that this feature is planned for OBS in the future (I'm assuming for the Multi Platform version.)
Anyway, I have a pretty beefy machine. 780ti, 17-4770k cpu, with 16GB RAM, and when I attempt the method above for recording and streaming at different resolutions, I can barely keep 30fps for one of them, let alone both...
I was wondering if there was something to the settings that I might be missing that will help stabilize the FPS evenly, and give me solid 30fps for both (at the least) if not 60fps for recording and 30fps for the stream.