Meatballsub
New Member
Here is my latest log: https://obsproject.com/logs/NsCFBvG1j_YGQMhk
I am streaming/recording Nintendo Switch footage with an Elgato HD60 Pro, and cannot for the life of me straighten out its audio issues in OBS. It should be noted that these issues do not occur when I use Elgato's built-in software to record and/or stream - only when I use OBS or SLOBS.
Also, it appears to only occur when I have the HD60 Pro's Profile set to "1080P" and "Allow 60FPS". If I uncheck 60FPS or drop it down to 720P, the issue goes away. I would think that this might have something to do with my system hardware, but according to task manager data while OBS is working, no resource comes near being close to be cause for concern.
I'm running Windows 10 with the following hardware:
- i7-6700K @ 4.0Ghz
- GTX1070
- 32GB Ram
- 480G SSD (50% free space utilized)
I've tried different audio bitrates, different drivers, different encoders, disabling all but relevant playback/recording devices, ensuring their sampling rates match up with OBS...I'm at my wit's end with it, honestly. The audio popping happens even when I'm not recording anything, and OBS is just idle. I really want to use OBS specifically for its streaming features, but not until I can fix these audio issues. Any help would be much appreciated.
I am streaming/recording Nintendo Switch footage with an Elgato HD60 Pro, and cannot for the life of me straighten out its audio issues in OBS. It should be noted that these issues do not occur when I use Elgato's built-in software to record and/or stream - only when I use OBS or SLOBS.
Also, it appears to only occur when I have the HD60 Pro's Profile set to "1080P" and "Allow 60FPS". If I uncheck 60FPS or drop it down to 720P, the issue goes away. I would think that this might have something to do with my system hardware, but according to task manager data while OBS is working, no resource comes near being close to be cause for concern.
I'm running Windows 10 with the following hardware:
- i7-6700K @ 4.0Ghz
- GTX1070
- 32GB Ram
- 480G SSD (50% free space utilized)
I've tried different audio bitrates, different drivers, different encoders, disabling all but relevant playback/recording devices, ensuring their sampling rates match up with OBS...I'm at my wit's end with it, honestly. The audio popping happens even when I'm not recording anything, and OBS is just idle. I really want to use OBS specifically for its streaming features, but not until I can fix these audio issues. Any help would be much appreciated.