Question / Help Blinks in game
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I'm guessing it's because you're trying to capture a fullscreen game with either Monitor Capture or Window capture, but it's hard to day without seeing an example video and a log. http://obsproject.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=97
I got 3 concerns.
1- Here is the LOG: http://pastebin.com/7pb1FrSJ
2- It shows me that i have 4 gb of RAM, but i got 8. Is that normal?
3- So how do you do to stream properly? I was seeing the FAQ, but it has nothing about streaming properly or who you configurate it .
Thanks.
1- Here is the LOG: http://pastebin.com/7pb1FrSJ
2- It shows me that i have 4 gb of RAM, but i got 8. Is that normal?
3- So how do you do to stream properly? I was seeing the FAQ, but it has nothing about streaming properly or who you configurate it .
Thanks.
You're lagging frames like crazy.
* Don't use monitor capture, especially not with 60fps. It's really bad. Use Window capture with Aero enabled, or better yet, use Game Capture if you can.
* Since you didn't post a video like I asked, seeing that you were using Monitor capture further confirms my suspicion that you were trying to capture a fullscreen game. Don't use Monitor Capture or Window capture to capture a fullscreen game.
* Lower your frame rate to 30fps until we can see that your system can handle it well enough for 60fps.
* Lower your bit rate to 3500, and raise your x264 preset to veryfast.
* It only sees 4 GB of RAM because you are using the 32bit version. 32bit programs can't utilize more than 4GB of RAM.
A good getting-started guide is here: viewtopic.php?f=18&t=410
And you can find a good starting place for your settings here: http://obsproject.com/estimator
* Don't use monitor capture, especially not with 60fps. It's really bad. Use Window capture with Aero enabled, or better yet, use Game Capture if you can.
* Since you didn't post a video like I asked, seeing that you were using Monitor capture further confirms my suspicion that you were trying to capture a fullscreen game. Don't use Monitor Capture or Window capture to capture a fullscreen game.
* Lower your frame rate to 30fps until we can see that your system can handle it well enough for 60fps.
* Lower your bit rate to 3500, and raise your x264 preset to veryfast.
* It only sees 4 GB of RAM because you are using the 32bit version. 32bit programs can't utilize more than 4GB of RAM.
A good getting-started guide is here: viewtopic.php?f=18&t=410
And you can find a good starting place for your settings here: http://obsproject.com/estimator