Ngobral Obrolan
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i have a problem, how to fix Video Delay in OBS with DSLR Canon EOS 60D when i recording? i'm newbie with OBS
Video Delay with DSLR Canon EOS 60D, how can i fix?
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Lawrence_SoCal
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I'm guessing you are using the Canon USB webcam utility? or are using HDMI capture?
In either case, there is processing time required to convert the output (HMDI or USB) and be usable in OBS (or anything else)
A fast CPU will help... some, maybe... basic physics
After that, you'll notice a setting to delay audio (as it usually processed in a separate channel and faster).
I recommend looking up how to sync audio and video.... and not be overly concerned about an under 1 second (typically) video processing delay/lag
And such a discrepancy between audio and video processing is NOT unique to OBS. You'll have same/similar issue regardless of s/w used. To make things simple, you'd need to use a video capture device that also captures audio, and you process both as a single stream. If I recall correctly, per Canon readme/FAQ - you can't do that with their USB webcam utility
In either case, there is processing time required to convert the output (HMDI or USB) and be usable in OBS (or anything else)
A fast CPU will help... some, maybe... basic physics
After that, you'll notice a setting to delay audio (as it usually processed in a separate channel and faster).
I recommend looking up how to sync audio and video.... and not be overly concerned about an under 1 second (typically) video processing delay/lag
And such a discrepancy between audio and video processing is NOT unique to OBS. You'll have same/similar issue regardless of s/w used. To make things simple, you'd need to use a video capture device that also captures audio, and you process both as a single stream. If I recall correctly, per Canon readme/FAQ - you can't do that with their USB webcam utility
simplicitycpt
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please i need a link to a WORKING webcam utility for my EOS 60d camera
non seems to work
non seems to work
I'm guessing you have your camera set to video... if so, that's the problem with the delay... change it back to a photo mode on it (whichever you. prefer)... I use it on M (manual)... using the live view on the camera screen I set all the settings of how I want the image to show... aperture, speed, etc... once you get the image quality you want, turn the live view off (your camera screen shoutl turn black.... so when connected to OBS you'll get the image quality you set without delay on your OBS stream.
Hope this helps!