Question / Help My videos are blurry, no matter if i use OBS, Shadow Play or Action...Please, help

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Kanhaiko

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I've got new pc for few months, and when i tried recording i've noticed it isn't so sharp.
I've tried record with other programms and settings, nothing helped.
Pc spec:
I9 9900K
RTX 2080 Ti Msi Gaming X Trio
16 GB ram Patriot Viper Steel 3600 cl16
ssd nvme 0.5TB
Asus ROG Maximus XI
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What specifically isn't sharp in the videos you're recording? That was a lot of pictures of logs and settings, but nothing to go on for what you're expecting to see.

Btw, you can just upload your log file directly here through OBS. There should be no reason to take screenshots of a log file...
 
02:36:02.783: format: RGBA
02:36:02.783: YUV mode: None

Choose a normal color space like 601/Partial or 709/Partial.

There's no output session in that log so I can't see your encoder settings.

Open OBS, start a stream or recording session, observe your problem, close the output session, then upload the Current logfile without quitting OBS.
 
Hello

07:27:56.962: YUV mode: 601/Partial, try to change that to this YUV mode: 709/Full
601 is for SD quality and 709 is for HD quality

07:28:08.948: rate_control: CQP, change to CBR
07:28:08.948: bitrate: 0
07:28:08.948: cqp: 4
07:28:08.948: keyint: 120
07:28:08.948: preset: mq, cange to Quality or MAX quality
07:28:08.948: profile: high
07:28:08.948: width: 1920
07:28:08.948: height: 1080
07:28:08.948: 2-pass: true
07:28:08.948: b-frames: 2
07:28:08.948: lookahead: true, change to OFF
07:28:08.948: psycho_aq: true
 
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Arde said:
07:27:56.962: YUV mode: 601/Partial, try to change that to this YUV mode: 709/Full
601 is for SD quality and 709 is for HD quality

07:28:08.948: rate_control: CQP, change to CBR
Click to expand...

Please don't give bad advice.

If someone needs to use 601/Full or 709/Full, they most likely already know it. Almost no one who is not familiar with what the terms mean should be using Full instead of Partial, and there are lots of videos and streams that appear worse than they need to because the Full space is being used instead of Partial.

For local recording, there are hardly any reasons to ever advise anyone to use CBR instead of CQP. Since this person is recording using the NVENC-NEW encoder, CQP is the correct rate control for this scenario.
 
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