turtletail
New Member
Hi, I've been having some (unrelated) computer issues lately. This lead me to reinstall Windows 11, which is now fresh and new.
In order to keep OBS the way I prefer for streaming, I exported my profile and scene collection. However, I've run into a bit of an issue.
So, for context, I put my OBS through a lot. I like to have a maximalist setup, which includes a lot of filters and shaders as well as simultaneous running videos. Previously, this proved no issue as I have a decent CPU and GPU to support this, as well as playing games on top of it. The program itself runs fine outside of this (no freezes, crashes, everything works smoothly, etc).
The issue that I've found is that two scenes use videos that aren't always visible but are running in the background. On this new install, my framerate for the video itself is quite choppy, averaging at 70% missed frames due to rendering lag. Sometimes it can get down to 12% missed frames, after leaving it open for a while without touching anything. If I delete these very specific scenes, the program runs relatively fine at 4% missed frames.
Previously, this setup didn't pose any issue. In fact, my computer's specs while running OBS during this are with my CPU at 10%, my GPU at 3%, and my RAM peaking at 40%. I don't mind if OBS uses as much processing power as possible to run well, as I play a good amount of retro games or other things that aren't performance heavy. In fact, if it can use more processing power to run perfectly, that'd be the best option.
Is there a way to decrease this amount of missed frames? I've tried moving everything I could do SSDs to hopefully have it run more smoothly.
In order to keep OBS the way I prefer for streaming, I exported my profile and scene collection. However, I've run into a bit of an issue.
So, for context, I put my OBS through a lot. I like to have a maximalist setup, which includes a lot of filters and shaders as well as simultaneous running videos. Previously, this proved no issue as I have a decent CPU and GPU to support this, as well as playing games on top of it. The program itself runs fine outside of this (no freezes, crashes, everything works smoothly, etc).
The issue that I've found is that two scenes use videos that aren't always visible but are running in the background. On this new install, my framerate for the video itself is quite choppy, averaging at 70% missed frames due to rendering lag. Sometimes it can get down to 12% missed frames, after leaving it open for a while without touching anything. If I delete these very specific scenes, the program runs relatively fine at 4% missed frames.
Previously, this setup didn't pose any issue. In fact, my computer's specs while running OBS during this are with my CPU at 10%, my GPU at 3%, and my RAM peaking at 40%. I don't mind if OBS uses as much processing power as possible to run well, as I play a good amount of retro games or other things that aren't performance heavy. In fact, if it can use more processing power to run perfectly, that'd be the best option.
Is there a way to decrease this amount of missed frames? I've tried moving everything I could do SSDs to hopefully have it run more smoothly.
