If there's already a guide to doing this (23.0.2/Win10x64bit) then please direct me to it.
I primarily use OBS to record activity vs streaming it. With that said, I'm trying to get as near "perfect" as possible to the original content. I've noticed that some color and sharpness is lost, and I've tried looking through the settings in an attempt to fix it. I've tried 'lossless' quality, changing encoder, increasing bitrate, etc.
To give an example of what I'm noticing, and yes I know I'm being a bit anal on the difference, here is an image of what it should look like, and what it does (screen capture on left side, image clip from OBS video on right).
The part in purple shows the most noticeable difference in what I'm referring to, though the green text also is affected. Not only is the source more vibrant, but sharper too. How can I get OBS Studio to record it in that same manner?
I primarily use OBS to record activity vs streaming it. With that said, I'm trying to get as near "perfect" as possible to the original content. I've noticed that some color and sharpness is lost, and I've tried looking through the settings in an attempt to fix it. I've tried 'lossless' quality, changing encoder, increasing bitrate, etc.
To give an example of what I'm noticing, and yes I know I'm being a bit anal on the difference, here is an image of what it should look like, and what it does (screen capture on left side, image clip from OBS video on right).
The part in purple shows the most noticeable difference in what I'm referring to, though the green text also is affected. Not only is the source more vibrant, but sharper too. How can I get OBS Studio to record it in that same manner?
