For fps problems better start a new thread, add a log file to it and we can help you further!I have everything setup like you said, yet im still only getting a max of 16fps when recording. What should I do?
Youtube has a few recommended encoder settings which you can find here. Most of these are pretty standard but a few will require changes to your OBS encoding settings, which can be done under Settings > Advanced.Hi all.
I'm trying to record some gameplay videos to upload on youtube. If I try with the settings in the first post will I be ok? Do i need more editing after? I don't have programs like sony vegas, so I don't know how to proceed after I've recorded the video.
Youtube has a few recommended encoder settings which you can find here. Most of these are pretty standard but a few will require changes to your OBS encoding settings, which can be done under Settings > Advanced.
- You'll want to add the custom params bframes=2 and keyint=15 (for 30 FPS video; keyint should be set to half of your frame rate for Youtube uploads).
- If possible you'll want to avoid the ultrafast preset as it disables a few things that Youtube wants, like Open GOP and CABAC.
- Unless you plan to re-encode the files OBS generates prior to uploading them to Youtube you should stick to using the Quality dropdown under Settings > Encoding. Manually setting a lower crf value under Settings > Advanced can make for much larger video files which may be impractical to upload.
I've followed the guide to the dot, but when I watch the output, it stutters every few seconds.
Yup same here.
I'm having nightmares right now. I'm recording Minecraft and the quality is amazing but my recording skips! It keeps the audio going but my Picture just pauses and goes to the corresponding time for the audio and even after a bunch of time trying to fix the problem I've gotten nowhere.
Encoding
Use CBR: Disabled
Quality Balance: 10
Bitrate: 1000
No. If you'd read the original post:Wouldn't it make more sense to set the Bitrate to something higher like 3,000?