So I am super noob at this whole thing, but I had been watching tutorials and going step by step. Let me explain my situation and what I did, hopefully this will help you help me :) Well I have a gateway desktop intel core i3 processor 2120, 6g ddr 3 and 1TB hard drive. Under my video settings I set it at 1280 720 and have resolution at 1.5 (852x480) my upload speed is 0.76 mbps by the way. under frame per second i have it under 30. i have aero disabled. under advanced i have process priority class above normal, scene buffering 700, x264 cpu preset is veryfast i have cfr check marked and thats it. Now i had created a scene and i added three sources i added a monitor capture, i added a window capture (lol client) and i have game capture (lol game). when i streamed it worked, however when it came to champion select, it kind of froze. It did not showcase my league of legends normal game. Literally just stayed in champion select. Everything works fine, i can hear myself, hear my friends speak even while streaming, but does NOT show my actual gameplay. Please someone help me, I would really like to eventually stream. Anyone has any clue how to fix my issue? Again I am working with windows 7 desktop.
Question / Help Using windows 7 and does not capture the game only up to champion select on LoL
- Thread starter Liana
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Xphome
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The best way to stream LoL is to set up 2 scenes. In the first scene, have a Window Capture of the LoL client (make sure Aero is enabled on Win 7), and in the 2nd scene, have a Game Capture of the actual LoL game. Then use the Simple Scene Switcher to automatically swap between them: https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/simple-scene-switcher.29/
i have downloADED and extracted the two links:
- 32 bit & 64 bit
- source
am i suppose to put these files in a certain location?
again sorry for the trouble, and hxc noob.
- 32 bit & 64 bit
- source
am i suppose to put these files in a certain location?
again sorry for the trouble, and hxc noob.
Xphome
Member
You don't need the source. Put the 64bit DLL in C:\Program Files\OBS\plugins and the 32bit DLL in C:\Program Files (x86)\OBS\plugins