Super laggy Minecraft OBS recording.
- Thread starter Halfwqy
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Most likely your recording settings, having good specs doesnt matter if you have bad settings.
Make sure you record at a good framerate (ideally 60fps or more)
Or in the output tab in advanced mode, go to the recording section of the advanced tab and turn settings down or tweak with them
Also did you mean RTX 3060ti cuz there's no such thing as GTX 3060ti (if u bought one labelled as that u might have been scammed)
Make sure you record at a good framerate (ideally 60fps or more)
Or in the output tab in advanced mode, go to the recording section of the advanced tab and turn settings down or tweak with them
Also did you mean RTX 3060ti cuz there's no such thing as GTX 3060ti (if u bought one labelled as that u might have been scammed)
FerretBomb
Active Member
Recording at above 60fps is not officially supported, and is 100% at-your-own-risk.
I seriously want to slap the crap out of the idiot(s) on YouTube recommending newbies record at ridiculously, uselessly high framerates.
You could probably try running OBS as Admin, as your log shows a TON of rendering lag/stalls, which normally means OBS can't get its housekeeping tasks done in time to provide the frame to the encoder.
Then again, it could be trying to record at 180-360fps. Stop that. Ffffffff.
I seriously want to slap the crap out of the idiot(s) on YouTube recommending newbies record at ridiculously, uselessly high framerates.
You could probably try running OBS as Admin, as your log shows a TON of rendering lag/stalls, which normally means OBS can't get its housekeeping tasks done in time to provide the frame to the encoder.
Then again, it could be trying to record at 180-360fps. Stop that. Ffffffff.
I'll be sure to try this - and yes its an RTX I got it wrong lmfao
I'll admit, I personally record at 240fps lmao. I do know youtube only displays 60fps and lower but I use smart resample in vegas renders for some rly nice motionblur
FerretBomb
Active Member
You can get the same thing with a standard interpolation blur in postprocessing, when dealing with recorded footage. High rate recording isn't needed for anything but clean slow-motion.
But some idiot Minecraft YTer keeps recommending it to newbies, who keep doing it, and I keep kind of hoping he walks in front of a bus so people MIGHT finally STOP. It's like watching people driving nails with a fish.