ItsLior
New Member
Hello, everyone!
I've been using OBS Classic since 2013, and Studio since it was called "Multiplatform". Something I've always noticed in OBS Studio was that the encoder was constantly "dropping frames", even when in actuality, the stream itself was smooth.
However, recently, the frame drops became "real", and my stream is rather unwatchable when I encode through Studio, but through Classic, it's fine. And, of course, there still the issue of the encoder showing that it's dropping frames when it's not actually dropping them.
My question is: Why could this be happening and is there a fix for it?
Also, to the dev, it'd be great to have a bar on the dropped frames section that stays green when all is well, and goes red when there's a problem (in OBS Studio, of course, the feature already exists in Classic).
Thanks :)
I've been using OBS Classic since 2013, and Studio since it was called "Multiplatform". Something I've always noticed in OBS Studio was that the encoder was constantly "dropping frames", even when in actuality, the stream itself was smooth.
However, recently, the frame drops became "real", and my stream is rather unwatchable when I encode through Studio, but through Classic, it's fine. And, of course, there still the issue of the encoder showing that it's dropping frames when it's not actually dropping them.
My question is: Why could this be happening and is there a fix for it?
Also, to the dev, it'd be great to have a bar on the dropped frames section that stays green when all is well, and goes red when there's a problem (in OBS Studio, of course, the feature already exists in Classic).
Thanks :)
