High fps = lag
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qhobbes
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Please post a log with your issue! Here's how...
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qhobbes
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1. Run OBS as admin
2. Change your OBS Common FPS from 120 to 60
3. Record to FLV or MKV. If you record to MP4 or MOV and the recording is interrupted, the file will be corrupted and unrecoverable.
If you require MP4 files for some other purpose like editing, remux them afterwards by selecting File > Remux Recordings in the main OBS Studio window or enable Auto remux in the advanced settings.
2. Change your OBS Common FPS from 120 to 60
3. Record to FLV or MKV. If you record to MP4 or MOV and the recording is interrupted, the file will be corrupted and unrecoverable.
If you require MP4 files for some other purpose like editing, remux them afterwards by selecting File > Remux Recordings in the main OBS Studio window or enable Auto remux in the advanced settings.
qhobbes
Active Member
Your monitor refreshes 60 times per second, therefore the most frames you can see per second is 60. You can certainly record at a higher frame rate such as 120 but you'll need a 120 Hz monitor to view it "properly" at full speed. A higher frame rate will require more resources when encoding (probably decoding too).
Try 60 Minecraft FPS, 60 OBS FPS and 60 Monitor Hz (nothing to change there) and do some recording.
Try 60 Minecraft FPS, 60 OBS FPS and 60 Monitor Hz (nothing to change there) and do some recording.
Panginu
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does running obs as admin improve performance in any way?