Video Recording not Recording the entire Video

Pachsadow

Pachsadow

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Hello Friends,

I am currently having an issue where when I record my game from my motherboard integrated capture card the videos are coming out shorter than the recording time. My most recent recording went for fifty minutes yet I only have 22 minuets of recording. I've never had this issue before but now it seems to be happening with every recording I do. Attached is the recording log for the most recent recording. I have some other recordings from these past few months that were 2 hour long sessions but only got 1 hour out of them. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
 

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Disable Game DVR & HAGS & test again before you try anything else.

Something is up, there's a touch of rendering lag/GPU overload but the encoding lag is real bad & your settings should not produce that result. Also set both monitors @ 120HZ while your testing, take load off the CPU.

21:40:24.807: Output 'simple_file_output': Total frames output: 133638
21:40:24.807: Output 'simple_file_output': Total drawn frames: 230178 (230358 attempted)
21:40:24.807: Output 'simple_file_output': Number of lagged frames due to rendering lag/stalls: 180 (0.1%)
21:40:24.807: ==== Recording Stop ================================================
21:40:24.807: Video stopped, number of skipped frames due to encoding lag: 132737/133695 (99.3%)

21:48:28.298: obs_gpu_encode_thread(16.6667 ms): min=0.208 ms, median=31.666 ms, max=1162.03 ms, 99th percentile=61.096 ms, 24.2126% below 16.667 ms
21:48:28.298: ┣gpu_encode_frame: min=0.17 ms, median=30.951 ms, max=1161.94 ms, 99th percentile=60.493 ms
21:48:28.298: ┗send_packet: min=0.005 ms, median=0.603 ms, max=503.766 ms, 99th percentile=3.317 ms
 
I just noticed your Scene, only (1) Display, Game or Window capture per, they can cause inference You should hook into the game better than what's going on in the log, after it's fixed.
 
I noticed you're changing GPU settings in BIOS. The 4070 should be Primary & the iGPU can be enabled but only used to encode when using OBS.
 
rockbottom said:
I just noticed your Scene, only (1) Display, Game or Window capture per, they can cause inference You should hook into the game better than what's going on in the log, after it's fixed.
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The reason that's like that is I was having all kinds of troubles getting my games to record. Even now when I try to record on a "specific window" it is just blank. I can record most games full screen with Game Capture but windowed games just don't want to record. I will definitely remove all of those though once I get the video encoding fixed. Should I record something for an hour or would 30 minutes do the trick?
 
Create a new Scene(s) for them if they are needed.

A few minutes should be enough. Don't expect miracles, I highly doubt just disabling HAGS & Game DVR are going to wipe out 99.3% encoding lag but hopefully puts at least a small dent in it.
 
Cool! HAGS is weird as all hell. Sometimes it works & sometimes it doesn't but 99.3% encoding lag is a first.

There's still some rendering lag/overload, just need to reduce the load on the GPU slightly to eliminate it.

The log is incomplete but I'm sure than Video Thread is good now too.
 
rockbottom said:
Cool! HAGS is weird as all hell. Sometimes it works & sometimes it doesn't but 99.3% encoding lag is a first.

There's still some rendering lag/overload, just need to reduce the load on the GPU slightly to eliminate it.

The log is incomplete but I'm sure than Video Thread is good now too.
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How should I reduce more of the load on the GPU? I don't remember making any changes to my GPU in BIOS as I just got this GPU about three to four months ago. Upgraded from a 2070 Super. Also THANK YOU!!! I never even knew windows had a setting like that.
 
You're going to get better quality on your encodes running your monitors @ 120HZ, plus it will help to reduce the load. Use 165HZ when your not using OBS.
 
rockbottom said:
You're going to get better quality on your encodes running your monitors @ 120HZ, plus it will help to reduce the load. Use 165HZ when your not using OBS.
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So even if I don't record anything on my second monitor I should have them match for the encoding correct?
 
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