hudzell
New Member
I am by no means an encoding wiz, and I'm having trouble finding the right configuration spread for recording high-fidelity games.
My main issue is I get lots of dropped frames depending on how much action is on screen, for one game in particular this issue is extremely noticable, Monster Hunter: World
I have an RTX 2080Ti as my GPU and an i9-9900KF as my CPU, and I am using the NVENC encoder. I love recording my gameplay for clipping later, but a lot of the times the high action scenes I'd like to clip end up choppy, even when recording at just 720p30 with this hardware.
My current encoding settings are these
My goal and problem I'm trying to solve is not exactly image quality, but minimizing dropped frames while maintaining acceptable image quality.
With the right information I believe I could solve this on my own, cause I'm not entirely sure exactly how some of these encoding settings affect load, or even what they precisely do. I have a few questions:
My main issue is I get lots of dropped frames depending on how much action is on screen, for one game in particular this issue is extremely noticable, Monster Hunter: World
I have an RTX 2080Ti as my GPU and an i9-9900KF as my CPU, and I am using the NVENC encoder. I love recording my gameplay for clipping later, but a lot of the times the high action scenes I'd like to clip end up choppy, even when recording at just 720p30 with this hardware.
My current encoding settings are these
My goal and problem I'm trying to solve is not exactly image quality, but minimizing dropped frames while maintaining acceptable image quality.
With the right information I believe I could solve this on my own, cause I'm not entirely sure exactly how some of these encoding settings affect load, or even what they precisely do. I have a few questions:
- What's the exact difference between rescaling output in the Output tab vs. the Output (Scaled) Resolution option in the Video tab?
- How much does bitrate affect load?
- Which rate control setting would be optimal for me? How much do they matter?
- For the presets, what do all the different words mean exactly? Like Quality, Performance, Low-latency. Quality of what? Performance of what? The video or the encoder? And what does low-latency mean? Is it related to streaming?
- What exactly do the different profiles mean? high, main, and baseline are not very descriptive names.
- Are either Look-ahead and/or Psycho Visual Tuning good options for me?