Question / Help I need help badly
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Internet speed? Operating system?
If using x264, limited CPU might limit x264 encoding speed if running games on the same computer. 640x360 at 30 fps, or 1280x720 at 10 fps is a good starting point for 2 cores, check CPU usage and check resulting recorded file.
Maybe use hardware encoder if available as some graphics hardware have h264 encoder built in.
If using x264, limited CPU might limit x264 encoding speed if running games on the same computer. 640x360 at 30 fps, or 1280x720 at 10 fps is a good starting point for 2 cores, check CPU usage and check resulting recorded file.
Maybe use hardware encoder if available as some graphics hardware have h264 encoder built in.
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That said, the AMD APUs are indeed very anemic, and real-time video encoding is a very computationally-intensive process. Especially along with gaming. You may want to look into grabbing a copy of the VCE branch of OBS. The video will look worse, but it can potentially take some of the load off your CPU to allow you to stream.
That said, the AMD APUs are indeed very anemic, and real-time video encoding is a very computationally-intensive process. Especially along with gaming. You may want to look into grabbing a copy of the VCE branch of OBS. The video will look worse, but it can potentially take some of the load off your CPU to allow you to stream.