I've been using OBS Studio for recording gameplay/audio, and regular OBS for recording my Webcam.
These are my OBS Studio settings: http://i.imgur.com/2czf9Au.png
Regular OBS Settings: http://i.imgur.com/IYJYToY.png
Currently i've been recording Witcher 3, and after watching someone elses video, i just realised how choppy mine was.
I'm using a GTX 970
CPU: i7 2600k
144 hz Monitor (With the game most likely running at 144 fps then)
I have tried recording without webcam, and the difference is obvious. I get the warning "High encoding" something something, aswell. (on regular OBS)
I have also attempted to use the h.264 encoder on OBS Studio, instead of the NVENC encoder, didn't make any difference at all.
Is there any solution to this?
Edit: Oh, and i notice none of this when ingame, it's strictly the recording that is choppy. The game, when i'm playing it, runs perfectly.
2. Edit: i just tried using Shadowplay instead, and there is no lag what so ever, even when recording webcam. So it should be possible for my computer to record this properly.
These are my OBS Studio settings: http://i.imgur.com/2czf9Au.png
Regular OBS Settings: http://i.imgur.com/IYJYToY.png
Currently i've been recording Witcher 3, and after watching someone elses video, i just realised how choppy mine was.
I'm using a GTX 970
CPU: i7 2600k
144 hz Monitor (With the game most likely running at 144 fps then)
I have tried recording without webcam, and the difference is obvious. I get the warning "High encoding" something something, aswell. (on regular OBS)
I have also attempted to use the h.264 encoder on OBS Studio, instead of the NVENC encoder, didn't make any difference at all.
Is there any solution to this?
Edit: Oh, and i notice none of this when ingame, it's strictly the recording that is choppy. The game, when i'm playing it, runs perfectly.
2. Edit: i just tried using Shadowplay instead, and there is no lag what so ever, even when recording webcam. So it should be possible for my computer to record this properly.
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