Good day OBS forum
I have been using/testing with Wirecast before but have had problems with the CPU usage on my laptop while using the program for recording to disc/live streaming. So I was eager to try out another program. So far the CPU seems to be used much better with the OBS software so I would like to use it for my productions.
I am on a laptop using win7 64bit. Before I have used, with success the capture card and camera in Wirecast. So I started to use OBS, added a scene and wanted to add a capture source. The program detects the card and detects the two resolution settings/ FPS options that the card delivers, one being a PAL setting at 25fps and the other a NTSC setting at 30fps. I have been using before the PAL setting so I setup the program to use that, plus configured it to use the PAL_B setting (same that I have used in Wirecast), but I can see that it doesn't capture the cam properly, adding scanlines and distorting the image as well as adding some jitter in the bottom. I try to use some other configurations except PAL_B but with the result that the program hangs up and I am forced to close/restart it.
What am I missing here? Is there some more setting that I need to be aware of that I didn't need to think about when I was using Wirecast?
If I can get this problem out of the way I think I may well be using this program instead of Wirecast due to its more friendly CPU usage.
I have been using/testing with Wirecast before but have had problems with the CPU usage on my laptop while using the program for recording to disc/live streaming. So I was eager to try out another program. So far the CPU seems to be used much better with the OBS software so I would like to use it for my productions.
I am on a laptop using win7 64bit. Before I have used, with success the capture card and camera in Wirecast. So I started to use OBS, added a scene and wanted to add a capture source. The program detects the card and detects the two resolution settings/ FPS options that the card delivers, one being a PAL setting at 25fps and the other a NTSC setting at 30fps. I have been using before the PAL setting so I setup the program to use that, plus configured it to use the PAL_B setting (same that I have used in Wirecast), but I can see that it doesn't capture the cam properly, adding scanlines and distorting the image as well as adding some jitter in the bottom. I try to use some other configurations except PAL_B but with the result that the program hangs up and I am forced to close/restart it.
What am I missing here? Is there some more setting that I need to be aware of that I didn't need to think about when I was using Wirecast?
If I can get this problem out of the way I think I may well be using this program instead of Wirecast due to its more friendly CPU usage.