nope just tried that rhole still not initializing the encoder ty for the idea though
OBS branch with AMD VCE support.
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nope just tried that rhole still not initializing the encoder ty for the idea though
Do you use 32bit version or 64bit? also whats your OS, for comparison ofc.
Oh ty, I will try that.
CodeBlackGames
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Anybody experiencing laggy recordings with this? I'm only getting lag in recordings and not the game.
CodeBlackGames
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This video shows exactly what I mean:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBuqVmOATNE
You'll notice that at some points that the video stutters. You'll also notice that at some points the footage is laggy.
But in game? Constant 60fps.
This worked when enabling custom settings in MFT, but made no difference in OpenCL
maybe give some video time when you get lag or stutters; I watched all the way to half and didn't see anything
bwat47
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32-bit, os is windows 8.1 64-bit
btw, when trying to use OpenCL I get "Encoder initialization failed!" and this in my logs:
22:28:29: Using graphics capture
22:28:29: Scene buffering time set to 700
22:28:29: Successfully loaded ObsVCE.dll
22:28:29: ObsVCE.dll initialized successfully
22:28:29: Seems to have support for AMD VCE.
22:28:29: Using YUV444
22:28:29: Rate control method: 3
22:28:29: Frame rate: 48
22:28:29: Using device 0 (Tahiti)
22:28:29: OVEncodeSendConfig returned error
22:28:29: Couldn't initialize encoder
EDIT: it was because I was using 48fps, I switched to 60, 59 or 30 and it worked!
22:28:29: Using graphics capture
22:28:29: Scene buffering time set to 700
22:28:29: Successfully loaded ObsVCE.dll
22:28:29: ObsVCE.dll initialized successfully
22:28:29: Seems to have support for AMD VCE.
22:28:29: Using YUV444
22:28:29: Rate control method: 3
22:28:29: Frame rate: 48
22:28:29: Using device 0 (Tahiti)
22:28:29: OVEncodeSendConfig returned error
22:28:29: Couldn't initialize encoder
EDIT: it was because I was using 48fps, I switched to 60, 59 or 30 and it worked!
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720@60fps works sure, but has the same issues I had with MFT. I'll probably switch back...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqW-YhSVgfc&list=UU4WjjCV0UwF5PL2AMEYxMNA
Sadly, this isn't what it looked like watching it on hitbox, but apparently this is what I ended up with via hitbox recordings.
I dont know if this is my ISP or if PC just bad... I will see if I can do a simultaneous local and stream and post both.
Sadly, this isn't what it looked like watching it on hitbox, but apparently this is what I ended up with via hitbox recordings.
I dont know if this is my ISP or if PC just bad... I will see if I can do a simultaneous local and stream and post both.
http://www.twitch.tv/toxify__/b/560356158 a test brodcast i did on twitch way to blocky looks good in the local recordings and previews don't understand
I cant see twitch from here but mine was pretty much the same. In fact, I was doing a replay in l4d2 and in almost the exact same places, I got the same blockiness and pauses in almost the same places. I have 10-12 replays, with a few settings tweaked, but all of them have issues in identical places. I will make public soon Here is a few, just click on videos
http://www.hitbox.tv/ping
Sup guys. So for Local Recordings, presuming HDD space/bitrate doesn't matter and reducing the occasional blockyness - what am I best off using?
The new 8/10 version? 0.63b? 0.624b 32bit seems to work best for me, but it's still blocky. One of the older versions 64/32bit? OpenCL or MFT (MFT eats RAM on the new version, can I do anything about that?) or neither? Any advice for someone JUST looking to do local recording with no HDD space limits.
The new 8/10 version? 0.63b? 0.624b 32bit seems to work best for me, but it's still blocky. One of the older versions 64/32bit? OpenCL or MFT (MFT eats RAM on the new version, can I do anything about that?) or neither? Any advice for someone JUST looking to do local recording with no HDD space limits.
Its funny, I was watching my RAM usage while recording both MFT and OpenCL during my tests above and it never went above 250MB in RAM. but then again, I was testing/recording at 720p at 30/48/60fps not 1080p@60fps where the memory issues are. If you are recording for youtube, then keep it at 1080p@30fps with 08-10 or 7-20 and you should be fine.
^ this is from my understanding, and I wasn't exactly something I was testing, but my local recordings looked great at 720p@ 48 or 60fps. EDIT: I would say I had very little to no blockage on my local recordings. I will upload for contrast to my streamed recordings when get a chance. my wife has been quite angry with me and all the time I've spent testing on this.
