jackun
Developer
AMF Test build, does the audio stay in sync over longer recording duration?
I removed polling and Encode() call returns as fast as it can.
I removed polling and Encode() call returns as fast as it can.
OBS branch with AMD VCE support.
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@RamboUnchained
Wait, 14.8 is a beta and 14.9 is not a beta, its a full release. So why does it matter if they are both WHQL?
https://twitter.com/AMDRadeon/status/516709388669558784
There is another test build out there, I'm not sure how it looks but it says it fixed the "lockups" when streams shutdown (stop?).
https://obsproject.com/forum/threads/0-636-test-1.19673/
Should probably wait a few days to see if anyone posts that its broken...
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akeera
New Member
This is a quick snippet from a 2 hour stream i did tonight using the build 27.09 from the other day. I set it to 720 @ 40fps and i think the quality is rather superb for 3500 kbs.
http://www.twitch.tv/akeeratv/c/5212885
Playing the game War Thunder in first person cockpit mode in arcade. Quite fun for Free to play. A good time waster lol.
But yah, stream was stable. 0 frames lost. Audio stays sync'd but i will try again 2moro with this latest AMF audio test build Jackun has just posted :)
Good night folks
http://www.twitch.tv/akeeratv/c/5212885
Playing the game War Thunder in first person cockpit mode in arcade. Quite fun for Free to play. A good time waster lol.
But yah, stream was stable. 0 frames lost. Audio stays sync'd but i will try again 2moro with this latest AMF audio test build Jackun has just posted :)
Good night folks
OliverMD
Member
Yeah i had that happen to myself yesterday when i was joke streaming for 2 hours.
When i wanted to stop the stream/recording OBS locked up but didn't crashed. Didn't broke the file but still
Hope you don't mind if i remind you of the question in case you didn't saw it.
RamboUnchained
Member
14.7 was the beta.14.8 was also a signed driver. I've downloaded 14.9 since earlier, but havent actually been able to test it with OBS for crashes. Games run fine, however.
Audio test build seemed fine with Audio, during stream, tries to crash when you press the X to close to task manager...interesting, didn't close used to just send it to the taskbar? maybe I'm on crack :/
Ok, I might be wrong about the above.
http://www.twitch.tv/d2_ricci/b/573700346
The video was of a hacker we caught. his super high switch movements were nice to test out really fast moving scenes
Stream test for just 9 minutes with a troll framerate of 54fps Kappa. looks great and no dropped frames. I'm gonna try and push this build though
Ok, I might be wrong about the above.
http://www.twitch.tv/d2_ricci/b/573700346
The video was of a hacker we caught. his super high switch movements were nice to test out really fast moving scenes
Stream test for just 9 minutes with a troll framerate of 54fps Kappa. looks great and no dropped frames. I'm gonna try and push this build though
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ZeroWalker
Member
So how is this going?
Can VCE record 1080p60 with Quality or is it to slow?
Anyone tried Tonga which supports 4k and about 40% faster encoding speed?
Can VCE record 1080p60 with Quality or is it to slow?
Anyone tried Tonga which supports 4k and about 40% faster encoding speed?
jackun
Developer
Actually yesterday (with the audio test build) I recorded 1080@60fps just forgot to post it. It was only 3500bitrate so it looked more like 480p@60fps but it did it :D
EDIT: I cant recall what speed I used, maybe speed or balanced...
@ZeroWalker @OliverMD
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damm could you post picture's of your settings please?
OliverMD
Member
Win8 in both cases? I can't (what a twist..) do it for shit with AMF, only OCL and an older build as before.
ZeroWalker
Member
I see, looked at the Slider. Sadly Resolution doesn't tell me much (bad question i made) as the Bitrate will throw that into jeopardy anyhow.
But the remark would be that 50mbps with good quality (x264 SuperFast/ish) is not possible with 1080p60.
Hope someone can try with Tonga, but guess no one here has it.
But the remark would be that 50mbps with good quality (x264 SuperFast/ish) is not possible with 1080p60.
Hope someone can try with Tonga, but guess no one here has it.
Just with the new (audio test) build, yes.
Windows 7 is totally wrecked! jk :D I have yet to test OCL, different qualities, and higher bitrates, but when I do I'll give you a head's up!
^ I will try that tonight, but no I dont have Tonga; are you talking about "Tonga and the cult of the Birdman"? that is what google popped up with
EDIT: I wouldn't doubt that some workaround couldn't (eventually) be done for 1080/60/Quality. I mean if they say that 3x 1080 @ ~30fps could be done, I dont see why 1080@60 couldn't be achieved.
the above is
186,624,000 pixels per second in a raw format (3x1920x1080x30)
124,416,000 pixels per second in a raw format (1920x1080x60)
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ZeroWalker
Member
Haha no;P
AMD released a new "Ground Breaking!!" card, Tonga.
Which sadly wasn't that great in the end though.
But it had improvements to the VCE which i found interesting, AMD 285 is the name.
AMD released a new "Ground Breaking!!" card, Tonga.
Which sadly wasn't that great in the end though.
But it had improvements to the VCE which i found interesting, AMD 285 is the name.
Sounds like they were trying to spend less on their "upgraded" card and stumbled on to that it improved VCE/UVD performance; In a testing lab almost everything works better. I haven't found a single article on what exactly is "improved".
ZeroWalker
Member
I found one that mentioned it after asking in a forum.
I wonder if that is just not software optimized; the 280 beating the 290? even by a little...very cool about the 285, looks promising even if software isn't optimized!
ZeroWalker
Member
No idea if they redid the test for all, or if the software had been updated and 285 just tested.
But i would have guess this is comparable, meaning 285 is indeed 40% faster and has 4k support.
3fps is probably within the error marginal in this case.
But well can't speak for anything, but either way, if true then it's good.
But i hope the next card (as this wasn't a big deal sadly) will bring even more improvements (1080p60 that can compete with SuperFast or VeryFast x264 quality) and we are talking some huge increase in overall video quality out there;P
But i would have guess this is comparable, meaning 285 is indeed 40% faster and has 4k support.
3fps is probably within the error marginal in this case.
But well can't speak for anything, but either way, if true then it's good.
But i hope the next card (as this wasn't a big deal sadly) will bring even more improvements (1080p60 that can compete with SuperFast or VeryFast x264 quality) and we are talking some huge increase in overall video quality out there;P
akeera
New Member
http://imgur.com/ZjwWpmt This is what i use for streaming at the mo.
I have a different setup for local recordings though where bitrate isn't an issue