Recording seeming blurry

22:15:44.918: Initializing D3D11...
22:15:44.918: Available Video Adapters:
22:15:44.929: Adapter 0: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070
22:15:44.929: Dedicated VRAM: 12593397760 (11.7 GiB)
22:15:44.929: Shared VRAM: 17065293824 (15.9 GiB)
22:15:44.929: PCI ID: 10de:2786
22:15:44.929: HAGS Status: Enabled (Default: No, Driver status: Supported)
22:15:44.929: Driver Version: 32.0.15.9174
22:15:44.929: output 0:
22:15:44.929: name=LG ULTRAGEAR
22:15:44.929: pos={0, 0}
22:15:44.929: size={2560, 1440}
22:15:44.929: attached=true
22:15:44.929: refresh=144 > 120
22:15:44.929: bits_per_color=8
22:15:44.929: space=RGB_FULL_G22_NONE_P709
22:15:44.929: primaries=[r=(0.685547, 0.308594), g=(0.264648, 0.667969), b=(0.150391, 0.057617), wp=(0.313477, 0.329102)]
22:15:44.929: relative_gamut_area=[709=1.329573, P3=0.980123, 2020=0.703173]
22:15:44.929: sdr_white_nits=80
22:15:44.929: nit_range=[min=0.249600, max=351.276398, max_full_frame=351.276398]
22:15:44.929: dpi=96 (100%)
22:15:44.929: id=\\?\DISPLAY#GSM5BB4#5&3b924512&0&UID4353#{e6f07b5f-ee97-4a90-b076-33f57bf4eaa7}
22:15:44.929: alt_id=\\.\DISPLAY2
22:15:44.929: output 1:
22:15:44.929: name=LG ULTRAGEAR
22:15:44.929: pos={-2560, 0}
22:15:44.929: size={2560, 1440}
22:15:44.929: attached=true
22:15:44.929: refresh=144 > 60
22:15:44.929: bits_per_color=8
22:15:44.929: space=RGB_FULL_G22_NONE_P709
22:15:44.929: primaries=[r=(0.685547, 0.308594), g=(0.264648, 0.667969), b=(0.150391, 0.057617), wp=(0.313477, 0.329102)]
22:15:44.929: relative_gamut_area=[709=1.329573, P3=0.980123, 2020=0.703173]
22:15:44.929: sdr_white_nits=80
22:15:44.929: nit_range=[min=0.249600, max=351.276398, max_full_frame=351.276398]
22:15:44.929: dpi=96 (100%)
22:15:44.929: id=\\?\DISPLAY#GSM5BB4#5&3b924512&0&UID4355#{e6f07b5f-ee97-4a90-b076-33f57bf4eaa7}
22:15:44.929: alt_id=\\.\DISPLAY1

22:15:45.125: video settings reset:
22:15:45.125: base resolution: 2560x1440
22:15:45.125: output resolution: 2560x1440
22:15:45.125: downscale filter: Lanczos
22:15:45.125: fps: 120/1 > 60
22:15:45.125: format: NV12
22:15:45.125: YUV mode: sRGB/Partial
22:15:45.126: NV12 texture support enabled
22:15:45.126: P010 texture support not available
22:15:45.126: Audio monitoring device:
22:15:45.126: name: Default
22:15:45.126: id: default

22:16:28.476: [obs-nvenc: 'advanced_video_recording'] settings:
22:16:28.476: codec: AV1
22:16:28.476: rate_control: CQP
22:16:28.476: cqp: 12
22:16:28.476: keyint: 250 > 2 Seconds
22:16:28.476: preset: p7 > p5
22:16:28.476: tuning: hq
22:16:28.476: multipass: fullres > qres
22:16:28.476: profile: main
22:16:28.476: width: 2560
22:16:28.476: height: 1440
22:16:28.476: b-frames: 2 > 0
22:16:28.476: b-ref-mode: 0
22:16:28.476: lookahead: true (8 frames) > False
22:16:28.476: aq: true > False

FYI
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Audio lag occurs when using audio monitor for long time on sources without video. · Issue #12973 · obsproject/obs-studio

Operating System Info Windows 11 Other OS No response OBS Studio Version 32.0.2 OBS Studio Version (Other) No response OBS Studio Log URL https://obsproject.com/logs/CAccX95FPLiO3Y3m OBS Studio Cra...
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NVIDIA Video Codec SDK 13.0 — Video Codec SDK Documentation

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Game Audio - Disable Use Device Timing....

22:15:45.480: [win-wasapi: 'game audio'] update settings:
22:15:45.480: device id: default
22:15:45.480: use device timing: 1
22:15:45.480: Device for 'Audio Output Capture' source Desktop Audio is also used for audio monitoring.
22:15:45.480: Deduplication logic is being applied to all monitored sources.
 
rockbottom said:
Game Audio - Disable Use Device Timing....

22:15:45.480: [win-wasapi: 'game audio'] update settings:
22:15:45.480: device id: default
22:15:45.480: use device timing: 1
22:15:45.480: Device for 'Audio Output Capture' source Desktop Audio is also used for audio monitoring.
22:15:45.480: Deduplication logic is being applied to all monitored sources.
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i'm not quite sure what you mean by these, is everything that's being bolded what i have to change?
 
Yeah, if you want to improve the quality of your recordings. None of the current settings are helping your cause.

Timing setting can be found in the device properties. Just uncheck the box.
 
rockbottom said:
Yeah, if you want to improve the quality of your recordings. None of the current settings are helping your cause.

Timing setting can be found in the device properties. Just uncheck the box.
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so after changing everything you suggested, (other than the refresh rates as i don't really want to mess with my monitor's refresh rates) i'm still having the same issues but the quality seems to be worse and more blurry on words now
 
That's fairly important to get the timing corrected, especially if v-sync is enabled. 60, 120, 240 360 all good, 144, 165 not so much.

Post a log, I doubt I'll get to it so somebody else will need to help further. Been prepping all day for the incoming snow/ice cluster@#&*. Just about ready to start, should be fun but I doubt we'll have power when I wake up in the AM.
 
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