Question / Help Frame stitching?

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interstelle

New Member
Hello! I've had OBS for about a year now, and have never had issues with it. However, recently I have had some issues, and need some help. I'm a well-known youtuber for the game Minecraft, with over 1.2 million subscribers, and because of this, I sometimes use fans ideas for videos. A recent video was a challenge, to try to get my PC below a certain FPS and crash it. I did not manage to crash it, but when I played back the footage I recorded, I noticed something odd. While my PC was still resting at over 500FPS, OBS seemed to be unable to record properly in areas with high texture concentration. It started skipping around, and not loading textures properly. Here's an example: https://youtu.be/m4yMx7HY0LU

I would love to re-record this video, as it would have been an excellent fan-selected choice. I hope this is resolved soon, so I can resume my postings. Thanks.

(NOTE) : As for "error log files" none were existent.
 
koala

koala

Active Member
With 500 fps, each frame is shown for only 2 ms. This is extremely short and not really suited for game capture. It may be that this time is too short for OBS to grab it from the game's frame buffer. It may be that while OBS is still copying data from the frame buffer, the game clears it and writes the next frame to it, so OBS gets an incompletely drawn frame and you see this strange stutter.

This might be logged in the epilogue of the log file, so to get more information, reproduce the issue by recording or streaming, terminate OBS after that recording/stream (to make OBS write the epilogue to the logfile), restart OBS immediately after the stop, and immediately after the restart upload the last logfile (Help->Log files->Upload last log file).
 
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