Question / Help Best options for a 10 year old laptop
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I suggest that you run the auto-configuration wizard in the tools menu if you haven't already.
Running the OBS process with high priority might help.
You're not going to get great results though.
Also, it might help to post the log along with your question -- there is a lot of info in there that people can use.
Be sure to read all the pinned posts at the top of the Windows Support page -- there might be ideas in there you could ue
Running the OBS process with high priority might help.
You're not going to get great results though.
Also, it might help to post the log along with your question -- there is a lot of info in there that people can use.
Be sure to read all the pinned posts at the top of the Windows Support page -- there might be ideas in there you could ue
FerretBomb
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You can try using x264 Ultrafast with CQP/CRF, but an i3 is a bottom-barrel email/facebook machine. Especially a mobile SKU.
A 10 year old one is not going to have any chance of smooth recording above something like 320x240.
You need a new computer; real-time video encoding is a very computationally-demanding task. You're asking a mouse to pull a boulder the size of a house.
A 10 year old one is not going to have any chance of smooth recording above something like 320x240.
You need a new computer; real-time video encoding is a very computationally-demanding task. You're asking a mouse to pull a boulder the size of a house.