PIZZA_MACHINE
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So a few weeks ago I switched over from Classic to Studio because of the ability to edit scenes in the background without the stream having to see what I was doing until it was ready and the improved noise gate/suppression.
It ran alright but I dropped way more frames then with Classic. When I was using classic I might drop 100-200 frames for a 6-7 hour stream, with Studio I would drop 2000+ frames. I did my best to mirror the settings I had in Classic so the viewers wouldn't notice a difference. I've switched some settings to try and tweak things but to no avail. In my task manager I notice that with just the preview up and not even streaming the ram usage for Studio is over 1 GB as soon as I open it. I have a 50/50 Mbs connection so I know it telling me that there's a lack of bandwidth is a lie. Only thing that has changed is what version of OBS I'm using.
Log is attached for Studio, any insight would be great!
So a few weeks ago I switched over from Classic to Studio because of the ability to edit scenes in the background without the stream having to see what I was doing until it was ready and the improved noise gate/suppression.
It ran alright but I dropped way more frames then with Classic. When I was using classic I might drop 100-200 frames for a 6-7 hour stream, with Studio I would drop 2000+ frames. I did my best to mirror the settings I had in Classic so the viewers wouldn't notice a difference. I've switched some settings to try and tweak things but to no avail. In my task manager I notice that with just the preview up and not even streaming the ram usage for Studio is over 1 GB as soon as I open it. I have a 50/50 Mbs connection so I know it telling me that there's a lack of bandwidth is a lie. Only thing that has changed is what version of OBS I'm using.
Log is attached for Studio, any insight would be great!