Question / Help Recording - Best settings 720p?

I used to be a streamer and switched over to youtube as i can mange that better and i like editing more. But i have a slight problem, most of my videos comes out low quality / grainy.

Here my settings in pictures

http://puu.sh/pR8SJ.png
http://puu.sh/pR8U8.png

I really want a high quality - 720p 60fps video. Where it just looks good.

Here's a video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBhmOmcUfjo&index=2&list=PLCI3TpuZAonUK3GQH_a0LRUhUTWyBFGNC

. Can someone tell me the right settings and also

My spec is as following

I5-6600
GTX 770
win 10 64x
 
I'm not trying to livestream. I'm trying to record videos. But the videos comes out distorted. Kind of. It's not clear. My CPU can handle streaming no problem, so videos shouldn't be a problem either. And really not for wow. Can someone please give me the optimal settings for a beatiful 720p 60fps recording settings?
 

Harold

Active Member
Go into settings -> output
Change the mode at the top to simple
Recording quality to "Indistinguishable"
Encoder to "Software (x264 low cpu usage preset)"

Leave the format at flv.
 

dodgepong

Administrator
Community Helper
If you're using "Indistinguishable quality" for local recordings, the streaming bitrate option is ignored (when recording locally).
 
Hmm. It says i'm using too much. It comes out really low fps/ Laggy. Too hard in my cpu apparently... Man this is annoying.
 
This was just a fast recording i did. I used a lot of different settings - restarted my pc twice because it now feels slow. And i changed my settings. OBS seems to be a lot harder for recording than streaming, as i handle streaming just fine. Recording comes out ugly and not nice.

i attahced file
 

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dodgepong

Administrator
Community Helper
The examples in that log where you were using the preset look mostly good, though you shouldn't be using 41 FPS. The last one, which was for streaming, looks like it was performing pretty badly.

Also, if you're simultaneously recording and streaming at 2 different qualities, you have to understand that you're running 2 simultaneous video encoders, which is an immense load on your system.
 

dodgepong

Administrator
Community Helper
Because streaming is often done at reduced quality in order to fit into a reasonable bandwidth for internet transmission.
 

Aertew

Member
RIP, I want to also do 720p on OBS and im trying out what harold said which is make the recording quality indistuguisable.
 

Aertew

Member
you get 360p where?
When I try recording by default, I think I used to get 480p now 360p... dunno why.. I try to record videos in 720p but the game stutters and lags alot, i lowered the recording FPS from 60 to 30 so mabye that'll help, and I do have a pretty old CPU so mabye that's it too.
 
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