Hey there!
Since I had troubles recording Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege with OBS, I switched to Geforce Experience Shadowplay for a while.. ..to discover, that OBS is still better. I was able to finally fix the problem, but still, another one appeared, which I too have experienced with Shadowplay.
Following is the problem: While recording, the Ingame-Audio will painfully slow start to desnyc - meaning that after like, 5 minutes, it's off like for 10ms, but after one hour it's almost off a second - the delay increasing further and further.
Now, the problem is of course, that if the delay would be a fixed time, I could simply sync it, but for how it is now, I have no other clue than to sync the audio for every few seconds - and that's not really what you wanna do when you have about 12 hours of recorded material. Also, sometimes the audio will just randomly will be in sync again, it's really confusing how this switches forth and back.
So my question is, did I maybe missed some important setting, that is causing that problem?
I will attach a log file, hopefully it will help you. The log file is from a very short video I recorded just minutes from now, and I still figured that the sound was off by a few milliseconds.
Thank you all for your help!
Since I had troubles recording Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege with OBS, I switched to Geforce Experience Shadowplay for a while.. ..to discover, that OBS is still better. I was able to finally fix the problem, but still, another one appeared, which I too have experienced with Shadowplay.
Following is the problem: While recording, the Ingame-Audio will painfully slow start to desnyc - meaning that after like, 5 minutes, it's off like for 10ms, but after one hour it's almost off a second - the delay increasing further and further.
Now, the problem is of course, that if the delay would be a fixed time, I could simply sync it, but for how it is now, I have no other clue than to sync the audio for every few seconds - and that's not really what you wanna do when you have about 12 hours of recorded material. Also, sometimes the audio will just randomly will be in sync again, it's really confusing how this switches forth and back.
So my question is, did I maybe missed some important setting, that is causing that problem?
I will attach a log file, hopefully it will help you. The log file is from a very short video I recorded just minutes from now, and I still figured that the sound was off by a few milliseconds.
Thank you all for your help!