High CPU while StreamLabs alert go on
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Harold
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This is exactly why your CPU usage spikes.
FaenWen
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Even it is on, i have same problem, i had it on before, and it started to make this when it was on
But, i will try with Browser Source Hardware Acceleration turned on
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Harold
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FaenWen
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PaiSand
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In your last log file you have several issues to tacle. Post a clean log file performing a test stream/recording after you follow recommendatoins on the Analizer
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FaenWen
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I followed the instructions, and i made a record test while having streamlabs alerts : https://obsproject.com/logs/6IgVI9hFKWS8ITX_
In your last log file you have several issues to tacle. Post a clean log file performing a test stream/recording after you follow recommendatoins on the Analizer
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PaiSand
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Please check recommendation on the Analizer
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Filters can break stuff too. Disable filters and see what happens. It could be it. Rmemeber that Java uses a lot of resources and if you add a lot of process in the cpu it could lead to more issues.
You can create a new scene collection and test without filters in there.
And sorry, it's all about test and try, test and try, test again.
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Filters can break stuff too. Disable filters and see what happens. It could be it. Rmemeber that Java uses a lot of resources and if you add a lot of process in the cpu it could lead to more issues.
You can create a new scene collection and test without filters in there.
And sorry, it's all about test and try, test and try, test again.
FaenWen
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Ok, so i limited my Minecraft Game at 200 FPS. After, i disabled all filters and i have some color grading. It's better, i have less lags but i have some, i am at 150 fps when an alert go on
Dw i'm here for that
PaiSand
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Does Minecraft have the option for V-Sync? Enable it.
I myself use Minecraft locked at 60fps to not have issues. Actually, all games at 60fps. A differnt thing is if you have a 2 computer setup. Having only 1 computer limits you. Different sources with different fps may give you issues too.
I myself use Minecraft locked at 60fps to not have issues. Actually, all games at 60fps. A differnt thing is if you have a 2 computer setup. Having only 1 computer limits you. Different sources with different fps may give you issues too.
FaenWen
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Yes there is V-Sync. The problem is that I have a 144hz monitor and an option for motion blur, motion blur is awful if it's below 200 fps.
I have only one computer to stream and play at the same time, I know it is recommended to have 2 but I can't afford it and my channel is too small for so much professionalism