Kizzume
Member
In the past, when I've talked about this on these forums, y'all always blamed my issues on not having a good enough of a video card. I previously had a 1060 card from 2016. Now I have an RTX 5070 and the same problem remains. Sure, the problem isn't QUITE as bad, but it's still there. I've exhausted Grok and Gemini's suggestions, worked with them for probably 5 hours trying to troubleshoot this (and I worked with AI for many hours before I got this new computer as well). I didn't want to bug y'all on the forum about this again, but I've ran out of options.
And the framerate glitches are not just in the recording, but also when I'm not recording or streaming. It can be seen in the OBS window. I was led to believe that if I got better hardware, that this problem would cease to exist, but here it is in full force.
The video source is my Sony A7SIII camera, hooked to my Elgato Game Capture 4k60 Pro mk2. I was told by people here that they have no issues with that video capture device on OBS. Well now I have a brand-new gaming computer with an RTX 5070, a new OBS profile, and the same issues I've had in the past remain.
Sure, I could turn on buffering, but then it would be out of sync with my microphone. Perhaps when people use this capture device for gaming, and not a camera, they can turn on the buffering, since it doesn't really need to be in sync with their microphone in those cases, and perhaps that's why people didn't notice an issue. I don't know.
Attached is the latest log file, as well as I have it linked. I really hope someone can figure this out. Again, it can be seen in the OBS window when I'm not even recording or streaming. It's clearly not a streaming or recording setting, it's something else, and I hope there's an answer.
Thanks. And sorry for my frustration. I really didn't want to bug you again about this issue, but as I said, I've run out of options.
And the framerate glitches are not just in the recording, but also when I'm not recording or streaming. It can be seen in the OBS window. I was led to believe that if I got better hardware, that this problem would cease to exist, but here it is in full force.
The video source is my Sony A7SIII camera, hooked to my Elgato Game Capture 4k60 Pro mk2. I was told by people here that they have no issues with that video capture device on OBS. Well now I have a brand-new gaming computer with an RTX 5070, a new OBS profile, and the same issues I've had in the past remain.
Sure, I could turn on buffering, but then it would be out of sync with my microphone. Perhaps when people use this capture device for gaming, and not a camera, they can turn on the buffering, since it doesn't really need to be in sync with their microphone in those cases, and perhaps that's why people didn't notice an issue. I don't know.
Attached is the latest log file, as well as I have it linked. I really hope someone can figure this out. Again, it can be seen in the OBS window when I'm not even recording or streaming. It's clearly not a streaming or recording setting, it's something else, and I hope there's an answer.
Thanks. And sorry for my frustration. I really didn't want to bug you again about this issue, but as I said, I've run out of options.
