Question / Help Issues with OBS Recording

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Mitchell Craft

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Recently I've notice that when I go to edit my videos in Windows Movie Maker my recordings have what I would describe as screen shake, almost as if someone was holding a camera recording the game and had trembling hands. There is no stuttering in the video or audio. Here are my PC specs so you don't have to ask

CPU: AMD-FX 8320
GPU: R9-270x
RAM: 16gb 1600mhz G Skill Sniper
MOBO: Asus M5A97 R2.0
HDD: WD 1TB Blue
OS: Windows 7

Also, not only is there a "screen shake" but I've noticed that my streaming Resolution is perfect, yet my recording resolution is messed up, usually there is a good portion of the screen cut off all around. I use a 32" TV for my monitor and resolution at 1360,768 which is what OBS is set for. Like I said my stream is perfect but the recordings aren't. I use OBS primarily for recording to edit and post videos on YouTube so I'd really like to get this fixed. If there are any solutions please let me know.

Thank you,
Mitchell Craft
 

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Unfortunately that log file is incomplete. Restart OBS, try recording for a minute or two, then use the Help > Log Files menu to upload and link your current log file.
 
I don't see anything wrong in that log file. If you play your recordings back with a program like VLC or MPC-HC do they look alright? If you're recording your stream locally what you record should be identical to what is streamed out, so I suspect this could be some kind of playback issue.
 
I think I may have found my problem. I use to have a GTX560 video card which caught fire lol.... so I replaced it with a R9 270x Dual X Sapphire. I didn't realize the Nvidia drivers were still installed. As soon as I uninstalled them I started having graphics issues so I uninstalled my AMD drive and reinstalled it now things are running fine. Also, in the catalyst control center there was a setting set to auto fix shaky video, so anytime I had camera movement on my game recording it took it as camera shake. I believe my problem is solved, I'll run some more tests and let you know. Thank you for your help!
 
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