RadioStatus
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So, I may not know alot about computers, but I do know, that everytime a record a clip now, no matter the game, the intensity of it, etc, the clip from OBS comes out very choppy. This has happened only after I got a new monitor, but, the strange part is, as soon as I got the monitor, obs worked fine, so I don't think that's the problem. This is not an fps problem, my Minecraft (Yes I know) Was easily running at 150FPS the entire time, and when I opened OBS every idk, 10 minutes, it seemed fine. The other strange part is, it was a 43 minute clip, and I uploaded it to youtube, only for it to come out as 4-5 minutes. I haven't changed anything in obs, from when I was originally using it, except the fact that I've reinstalled it, changed the fps, the type of file it comes out as, and the quality. But these were ALL the same, as when it worked right after I got a new monitor. So I don't know what the problem is! I feel it might be something with my resolution? But I don't know how to check it. If you can help me at all, please do, I just got a really good editing software and trust obs to get the recordings done right. If you want to see what I'm talking about, my youtube channel shows, one:
One: Choppy Video On New Monitor
Two: Fine video on New Monitor
Other three are on old monitor with OBS.
Btw when I say one, I mean my latest, or second latest, etc video.
Link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo7kFC425poe88dHtu3Y0Kw
Log: C:\Users\proco\AppData\Roaming\obs-studio\logs\2016-12-27 20-26-12.txt
One: Choppy Video On New Monitor
Two: Fine video on New Monitor
Other three are on old monitor with OBS.
Btw when I say one, I mean my latest, or second latest, etc video.
Link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo7kFC425poe88dHtu3Y0Kw
Log: C:\Users\proco\AppData\Roaming\obs-studio\logs\2016-12-27 20-26-12.txt
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