I have experienced this issue for the past 2-3 streams depending how you look at it. It began essentially when I streamed Halo CE but the desync seemed to be because it was just an old game and the de-sync was present from the beginning. However ever since then I have had 3 consecutive streams where a singular instant seems to de-sync my game audio from the gameplay, it looks like a frame skip.
I have never seen this before, it isn't gradual it just happens at a seemingly random point (it might gradually de-sync after that though, I cant tell) in the recording/stream session (I have listed the moments that it appears to happen on my recent streams below) The de-sync is in the stream vod as well as the recorded vod.
I have a 2 PC streaming setup where I use NDI to send my game and game audio from my gaming rig over to my streaming rig as a replacement for my cap card.
I have linked my log files for both the streaming rig and gaming rig, however it would seem that for some reason I am missing my gaming rig's initial apex stream (when I noticed it first) and my Halo CE stream (the first time that I had significant de-sync in a game that couldn't be fixed by restarting my gaming rig's obs to reset it)
The dates that correspond as well as the titles are the same session (which should be only the latest Apex Stream and the Fortnite Stream, as the First Apex stream and Halo are missing on my gaming rig logs)
Here are the links to the VODs where I believe the desync originates, in case you guys can recognize the issue based on how it looks at the moment of de-sync (its noticeable, like a skip of some kind, please go back a few seconds from the listed time to ensure you catch it) the video links should take you right to the intended time. The examples are most visually noticeable on the first Apex Stream listed and the Fortnite Stream listed below (at the time of posting the third example is still processing and thus will likely need to be updated)
Apex Legends - 3:15:15 (6-13-2019) - https://youtu.be/AxeDfDVbYtE?t=11715
Fortnite - 3:25:19 (6-14-2019) - https://youtu.be/v0haGddtVG0?t=12318
Apex Legends - 2:48:15 (6-15-2019) - https://youtu.be/cCAKLYTD_44?t=4121 (I will update this one as at the time of posting it is still processing on YT)
Please help me with this, I don't understand why this happened all of a sudden, maybe the logs have clues or you know what the issue is from the visual examples. Thanks guys.
- MrBayeasy
I have never seen this before, it isn't gradual it just happens at a seemingly random point (it might gradually de-sync after that though, I cant tell) in the recording/stream session (I have listed the moments that it appears to happen on my recent streams below) The de-sync is in the stream vod as well as the recorded vod.
I have a 2 PC streaming setup where I use NDI to send my game and game audio from my gaming rig over to my streaming rig as a replacement for my cap card.
I have linked my log files for both the streaming rig and gaming rig, however it would seem that for some reason I am missing my gaming rig's initial apex stream (when I noticed it first) and my Halo CE stream (the first time that I had significant de-sync in a game that couldn't be fixed by restarting my gaming rig's obs to reset it)
The dates that correspond as well as the titles are the same session (which should be only the latest Apex Stream and the Fortnite Stream, as the First Apex stream and Halo are missing on my gaming rig logs)
Here are the links to the VODs where I believe the desync originates, in case you guys can recognize the issue based on how it looks at the moment of de-sync (its noticeable, like a skip of some kind, please go back a few seconds from the listed time to ensure you catch it) the video links should take you right to the intended time. The examples are most visually noticeable on the first Apex Stream listed and the Fortnite Stream listed below (at the time of posting the third example is still processing and thus will likely need to be updated)
Apex Legends - 3:15:15 (6-13-2019) - https://youtu.be/AxeDfDVbYtE?t=11715
Fortnite - 3:25:19 (6-14-2019) - https://youtu.be/v0haGddtVG0?t=12318
Apex Legends - 2:48:15 (6-15-2019) - https://youtu.be/cCAKLYTD_44?t=4121 (I will update this one as at the time of posting it is still processing on YT)
Please help me with this, I don't understand why this happened all of a sudden, maybe the logs have clues or you know what the issue is from the visual examples. Thanks guys.
- MrBayeasy
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