Question / Help obs MP and Studio audio, video issues

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kzpl23

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Alright so I was using the obs multiplatform and video is fine in it but my blue yeti has more background noise in it. Seems like its getting boosted.

I tried studio and the mic sounds good in it now with like no background noise but the video seemed to change. My regular settings 720p 60fps 3500bit medium encoding, and bicubic filtering which i ran in obs MP worked great, in studio its laggy. Does not look like its running at 60fps and just looks low quality overall. Same exact settings.

I went back to OBS MP but I would like to try and figure out why the Mic has all the background noise thats not present in stuido or the regular obs. Been struggling for a while with this now. Wondering if anyone knows whats up.
 
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kzpl23

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I know its the same thing... im just saying to stream quality is pretty crappy in the studio update I did the same settings and something is not right. I was just wondering if other people have noticed anything or if it works good for you guys.

I dont mind as im just using the older version MP which works good but the mic could be better.
 
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Lain

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Lain
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No version of obs (whether they be studio or classic) modifies the mic or changes its quality. The data captured from windows is unmodified, and all versions capture audio from mics in the exact same way, using the same API provided by microsoft. So both OBS Studio and OBS classic (and all their different versions, from old to new) will capture mic audio identically.

Perhaps you accidentally lowered the audio encoding quality? Perhaps you are using an audio filter, which does change the audio? Or perhaps there's something else going on, something outside of the program?
 
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kzpl23

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hmm for some weird reason i feel like its more sensitive in obs studio than classic. I hear more of the hum in it but I dont know why.

Also do you know why the video would feel like it drops frames.

my settings

720p
60fps
3500bit
medium encoding
bicubic filtering

I use a gaming laptop to stream so all the load is off my gaming pc. The laptop max hits about 83% cpu usage usually is around 50-70% but when i watch my stream in some parts it looks like frames dip below 60fps thus making it look not smooth in some parts. This was with me streaming the division. I tried V-sync on but did not help tried a frame limiter as well did not do it much. Tried different presets all the way to faster.

I use a 144hz montior.. maybe its the flash player on twitch. Im not sure why it would be like that as in game my fps averages 70-80 max around 120 and lowest like 65fps.
 
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