Question / Help Game working fine in real time. Choppy on stream

Victoree

New Member
Hi guys! The problem I'm having at the moment while streaming my game (League of Legends). Is that the stream itself becomes very choppy specifically when I enter the game. I've played numerous high quality videos on stream before and they are all perfectly smooth and high res without much if any frame rate issues, so it's only happening when I enter the game. It doesn't mention any dropped frame during/after streaming at the bottom of the program either.
It only effects the stream. My game works perfectly fine as I'm playing it. It's only when I watch back gameplay the video seems to be choppy. By the way my only source is "Display capture" wanted a simple layout to start with but could it possibly be that i don't have the right sources in place?

Anyway I've tried lowering most of my settings (bit rate, cpu usage, encoding etc) to no luck. So i decided to grab the log and see if anyone would be able to find whats wrong.

I'll post the log in full at the bottom but one thing that was obvious when skimming through the log and what may be the problem was this line reoccurring for most of the recording to do with the League of Legends game running.

01:12:11.607: [game-capture: 'Game Capture'] attempting to hook process: LeagueClientUx.exe
01:12:11.640: [game-capture: 'Game Capture'] capture stopped
01:12:13.640: [game-capture: 'Game Capture'] attempting to hook process: LeagueClientUx.exe
01:12:13.673: [game-capture: 'Game Capture'] capture stopped


Any idea what this means and what I can do to remedy this situation?
Sorry if this seems very simple to answer it's my first time trying to stream and it's a lot to take in.
Thanks for any help in advanced!


https://gist.github.com/dfcb365e8c8b94d482305832ccba0997
 

JohnnyOmaha

Member
Hey @Victoree - have you tried running League as an admin? Did a search for the game-capture error and this came up:

Try running both obs AND the game as admin

Otherwise your hardware looks beast enough to handle your settings. Interested to see if it's a admin permissions mismatch.
 

SumDim

Member
Did you disable your onboard graphics processor?
Adapter 1: Intel(R) HD Graphics 630
00:55:47.738: Loading up D3D11 on adapter Intel(R) HD Graphics 630 (0)
 

Victoree

New Member
Oh thanks very much for pointing that out! My computer was indeed trying to use the onboard graphics card for the whole thing. Did some tweaks to give my 1070 priority and it's working just fine. You're help is very much appreciated!
 
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