Question / Help Lag while recording, fine in-game

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Bonjoman324

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There are 2 options I believe, the first option is to set the x264 CPU preset to ultrafast, for me I screenshoted the video with ultrafast settings and fast settings the quality is not different, though i'm not sure if it does the same for you cause im using an AMD CPU. The second option is to set the process priority class to high but that may cause system instability for most people but.... for you I mean an i7 wow! I only use an AMD quad core A10 APU which is very crappy but I recommend using the second option, but it can cause in game lag so...... your choice

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max life

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Bonjoman324 said:
There are 2 options I believe, the first option is to set the x264 CPU preset to ultrafast, for me I screenshoted the video with ultrafast settings and fast settings the quality is not different, though i'm not sure if it does the same for you cause im using an AMD CPU. The second option is to set the process priority class to high but that may cause system instability for most people but.... for you I mean an i7 wow! I only use an AMD quad core A10 APU which is very crappy but I recommend using the second option, but it can cause in game lag so...... your choice

PEACE
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Thanks for the help, but none of these options worked. Using ultrafast game the same result as using fast, and setting the spu process to high hindered the performance. I'm not sure why it's like this.
 
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sam686

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Show us log file running at "UltraFast" preset? Should show fewer duplicate/skipped frames compared to "Faster".
 
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sam686

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Your most recent logs shows a lot less duplicated frames compared to your first log, does the video look ok with "UltraFast"?

Many CPU can't do 1080p 60fps (frames per second) at "Faster" preset.
 
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