Hello
I've got this problem that whenever I stream and play (Diablo 3 or CS:GO) my cam in the stream gets pix-elated whenever there's some "action" in the game. At first I used the cam through "global sources" in OBS but since the cam froze when I did so and my CPU went up to 80-90% in usage I started using window capture instead through the program that I got with the cam. My first thought was that I got a too shitty computer for this cam but there is another streamer that use the exact same cam with a much shittier computer and in his stream the cam always looks really good. So I'm asking you, how do I get the cam to look nice all the time?
Here's a video where you can see how it looks, here I'm using a much older cam that shouldn't "need" that much computer, but the problem is similar to how it looks like with the C920: http://www.twitch.tv/goodgirlmiwa/c/4267791
My specs:
Cam – Logitech HD Pro C920
CPU – Intel Core i5 3350P 3,1GHz
RAM – Kingston DDR3 HyperX 1600Mhz 8GB
GRAPHICS – Gigabyte GeForce GTX 660 2GB
SSD – Kingston SSDNow V300 120GB 2.5"
I've got this problem that whenever I stream and play (Diablo 3 or CS:GO) my cam in the stream gets pix-elated whenever there's some "action" in the game. At first I used the cam through "global sources" in OBS but since the cam froze when I did so and my CPU went up to 80-90% in usage I started using window capture instead through the program that I got with the cam. My first thought was that I got a too shitty computer for this cam but there is another streamer that use the exact same cam with a much shittier computer and in his stream the cam always looks really good. So I'm asking you, how do I get the cam to look nice all the time?
Here's a video where you can see how it looks, here I'm using a much older cam that shouldn't "need" that much computer, but the problem is similar to how it looks like with the C920: http://www.twitch.tv/goodgirlmiwa/c/4267791
My specs:
Cam – Logitech HD Pro C920
CPU – Intel Core i5 3350P 3,1GHz
RAM – Kingston DDR3 HyperX 1600Mhz 8GB
GRAPHICS – Gigabyte GeForce GTX 660 2GB
SSD – Kingston SSDNow V300 120GB 2.5"