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narem

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Use of the program, while recording all is well when watching videos, all recorded losing quality. Help how to be.
I apologize for my English is bad because it knew him live in another country.
 
Use of the program, while recording all is well when watching videos, all recorded losing quality. Help how to be.
I apologize for my English is bad because it knew him live in another country.
post your logfile from the help menu. copy the link and post the link here.
 
Quality is bad because you don't allocate enough bitrate for the resolution you are streaming at. Streaming at 1360 x 768 @ 30 FPS would require at least 2500 bitrate to look good and even higher when you use an Ultrafast x264 encoding preset.

If you'd like to record locally, instead of streaming, I'd like to refer you to this guide: https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/how-to-make-high-quality-local-recordings.16/

If you are streaming however, I recommend you start with 1280 x 720 @ 30 FPS, 1500-2000 bitrate, a lanczos downscaling filter and a veryfast x264 encoding preset.
 
Code:
Scene buffering time set to 500
set scene buffering to 700

Code:
19:30:37: Using custom x264 settings: "crf=15"

don't use custom x264 settings,

Code:
preset: ultrafast

set this to veryfast, this is why your quality is bad.

Code:
19:30:40: max bitrate: 1600
19:30:40: buffer size: 1600
If you are local recording, set max bitrate to 1000 and buffer to 0. Do not use these settings for streaming to twitch
 
Put as advised above, such as the quality is better, but now the record is darker than in the game. It's like the old TV's new film
 
For local recording prefer put 5000 kbps. You can use a crf . But prefer put crf=1 .
Change your resolution for: 1280x720
X264 Cpu Preset : VeryFast is the recommended
 
For local recording prefer put 5000 kbps. You can use a crf . But prefer put crf=1 .
Change your resolution for: 1280x720
X264 Cpu Preset : VeryFast is the recommended
the idea behind buffer 0 is to allow the quality to adust the bitrate, no need to specify crf
 
the idea behind buffer 0 is to allow the quality to adust the bitrate, no need to specify crf
i know but, i always make that with a custom x264 settings for a maximum of quality . ( you can use media info for see more details about your records)


After make two test my config is better, i have more pixels if i just use they recommended settings :) )
 
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