Question / Help Does anybody know how to fix the Stopping Recording without using just one audio track?

[byTh3Loc]

The Stopping Recording Bug is caused by using more than one audio track but I need two audio tracks.
So does anybody know how to fix it with two audio tracks or is there a update comming?

 

[carlmmii]

Haven't had a single issue recording multiple audio tracks on my end... could you post a log file?

 

[byTh3Loc]

Haven't had a single issue recording multiple audio tracks on my end... could you post a log file?

https://obsproject.com/logs/Rh2poYlPvF3AaIMn

 

[carlmmii]

Don't record directly to .mp4. There are several issues doing that, the most severe being the file not being readable if anything happens during recording, since it has to be closed with necessary metadata about the file at the very end (which could be where things are failing on your end).

Record to .mkv. If you need .mp4 for further editing, just use the Remux tool in OBS -- it's very fast, and you can delete the .mkv once the .mp4 is created.

 

[Harold]

And record at 60fps, not 240.

 

[byTh3Loc]

Don't record directly to .mp4. There are several issues doing that, the most severe being the file not being readable if anything happens during recording, since it has to be closed with necessary metadata about the file at the very end (which could be where things are failing on your end).

Record to .mkv. If you need .mp4 for further editing, just use the Remux tool in OBS -- it's very fast, and you can delete the .mkv once the .mp4 is created.

Thank you going to try that.

 

[byTh3Loc]

And record at 60fps, not 240.

I need to record with 240FPS for editing and my PC can handle it. It is just the mp4 problem.

 

[Harold]

Unless you're doing slow motion videos, you don't actually NEED to record in 240fps.

 

[MikeDedon]

anyone find a fix. I can't get my mkv videos to save when recording at 240.