generalklenkton
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So I got an Elgato game capture HD60S+ to stream to twitch and did a test recording to see how it worked about a week ago. I recorded some Nintendo Switch gameplay and the recording turned out great. Little to no lag was present in the full hour-plus recording. Fast forward to today and I boot up OBS Studio and the picture is extremely laggy. I didn't mess with any settings (not to my knowledge at least) so I'm not sure why it worked amazingly last week and looks like a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation today.
I've checked this forum for solutions and none of them work:
- Buffering is set to Auto Detect
- Resolution is 1280x720, the default resolution of the system (I even tried manually changing it to 1920x1080 but that didn't work either.)
- Got rid of any potential sources in the scene that could've been helping with the lag but even when it's in a scene by itself, it lags.
- GPU is running at 4% capacity when OBS is recording/streaming, my computer can almost certainly handle streaming a baby switch game.
If there's any additional info that you would need to help me please let me know!
I've checked this forum for solutions and none of them work:
- Buffering is set to Auto Detect
- Resolution is 1280x720, the default resolution of the system (I even tried manually changing it to 1920x1080 but that didn't work either.)
- Got rid of any potential sources in the scene that could've been helping with the lag but even when it's in a scene by itself, it lags.
- GPU is running at 4% capacity when OBS is recording/streaming, my computer can almost certainly handle streaming a baby switch game.
If there's any additional info that you would need to help me please let me know!