Pro7ip
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Hello. I've created several custom alerts and labels for a friend's stream, however my friend is having issues with fps drops when CSS animations play across multiple instances of the CLR browser plugin.
We are using CLR Browser sources to display twitch alerts, stream labels, and an ad slider with custom css/js. The issue is isolated to his computer/obs client and I'm unable to replicate the problem.
You can see them working properly, together and without frame lag, in this gif or on this VOD.
His hardware (i7 4790k, GTX 980 ti) easily eclipses mine (i5 3570k, GTX 560 ti) so it's not a performance issue.
It occurs even when previewing the stream with no other sources (game or video) so its not an issue of bitrate or encoding.
We both run 64bit OBS for Windows, client and plugin versions, and the same .Net runtime.
Reverting to the older CLR Browser plugin (Mark2.7) fixes the issue for him, unfortunately this version doesn't support <audio> used by twitch alerts. I'm hoping this helps narrow down the cause.
I appreciate any help or ideas you can offer.
We are using CLR Browser sources to display twitch alerts, stream labels, and an ad slider with custom css/js. The issue is isolated to his computer/obs client and I'm unable to replicate the problem.
You can see them working properly, together and without frame lag, in this gif or on this VOD.
His hardware (i7 4790k, GTX 980 ti) easily eclipses mine (i5 3570k, GTX 560 ti) so it's not a performance issue.
It occurs even when previewing the stream with no other sources (game or video) so its not an issue of bitrate or encoding.
We both run 64bit OBS for Windows, client and plugin versions, and the same .Net runtime.
Reverting to the older CLR Browser plugin (Mark2.7) fixes the issue for him, unfortunately this version doesn't support <audio> used by twitch alerts. I'm hoping this helps narrow down the cause.
I appreciate any help or ideas you can offer.
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