Question / Help Desynced Audio

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G510Gamer

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Hi, So i start to record in OBS Studio 17.0.0 and the audio starts out fine but when the recording goes on the audio progressively becomes de-synced i'm running it at 48000 Hz and Recording 3 Tracks of Audio at 1080p 60 and all 3 become de-synced i don't want to re-sync it in a editing program because that introduces another problem, i sync the audio to one part of the clip and then 10 minutes later its de-synced again i've never seen this happen before and it was when i upgraded from 16.5.0 to 17.0.0. Any suggestions?
 

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Harold

Harold

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You're overloading your video encoder, so that's not helping.

Also, we don't recommend saving directly to mp4.
 
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G510Gamer

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Harold said:
You're overloading your video encoder, so that's not helping.

Also, we don't recommend saving directly to mp4.
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Sorry about the late reply, I changed the format to .MOV i'll see if that helps a bit, But how do you recommend me to change my setting to make my encoder not overloaded? without any loss in quality
 
Harold

Harold

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Try simple output mode, indistinguishable recording quality and cycle through the encoders until you find one that works.
 
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G510Gamer

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Harold said:
Try simple output mode, indistinguishable recording quality and cycle through the encoders until you find one that works.
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Saving to .MOV fixed the audio de-sync (at least i cant hear any) but its made the dropped frames worse ill try indistinguishable see how it looks and if the audio de-sync is there
 
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G510Gamer

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I Tried simple output and it re-introduced the audio de-sync and also made my framerate tank appart from the AMD Hardware encoder but that just made the whole problem of it dropping frames
 
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