TheMysticForge
New Member
Hey everyone,
I have my OBS setup so it records locally while I'm streaming to Twitch. Stream is x264, record is with NVENC.
I also have my audio tracks split for the recording. Track 1 is a complete mix of all sources for stream, track 2-6 are the same sources but spread out. (track 2 is game, track 3 is mic etc). The local recording contains tracks 1-6, so I can get a complete mix for short test recordings before going live, and also have the separate tracks for later editing.
When I did a short test record, everything worked fine.
Then I went ahead and streamed, but after the stream was done and I checked the recorded file, track 1 was delayed, but all the other tracks were perfectly fine.
All in all not that big of an issue, since the tracks that really matter for me are 2-6 for editing and track 1 for the test record pre stream. And for those purposes it works for now. But still, it's not working as intended, so I wanted to report it.
I have my OBS setup so it records locally while I'm streaming to Twitch. Stream is x264, record is with NVENC.
I also have my audio tracks split for the recording. Track 1 is a complete mix of all sources for stream, track 2-6 are the same sources but spread out. (track 2 is game, track 3 is mic etc). The local recording contains tracks 1-6, so I can get a complete mix for short test recordings before going live, and also have the separate tracks for later editing.
When I did a short test record, everything worked fine.
Then I went ahead and streamed, but after the stream was done and I checked the recorded file, track 1 was delayed, but all the other tracks were perfectly fine.
All in all not that big of an issue, since the tracks that really matter for me are 2-6 for editing and track 1 for the test record pre stream. And for those purposes it works for now. But still, it's not working as intended, so I wanted to report it.