Ok I will give this a shot in the future, I will probably just do it offline though considering even with de-sync it doesn't happen until around 2.5-3ish hours into the stream, that is a long time for a stream to look bad. So to clarify you essentially want me to leave it on Network with lowest quality and see if there is no de-sync, or do you want me to test it on internal and see if the stutter goes away?
Question / Help Weird Instant De-Sync late into Recording/Streaming Please Help
- Thread starter MrBayeasy
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- audio desync desync ndi
I have the same issue with my 2 pc obs-obs ndi setup. After about 2 ish hours the audio goes out to sync. Usually restarting obs on my gaming pc fixes it and it the only method I’ve come across. (No permanent fixes). I guess this will have to do until someone releases a capture card that can record at 240hz.
If you find a fix or something else that works better I’d love to know. I watched a couple of your YouTube videos and enjoyed your content bro, I subscribed :) let me know on discord if you find a better option - Code Dylz#5436
If you find a fix or something else that works better I’d love to know. I watched a couple of your YouTube videos and enjoyed your content bro, I subscribed :) let me know on discord if you find a better option - Code Dylz#5436
Hello Everyone, just bumping this to the top because i have recently started getting audio lag after having no problems for over a year. Could the audio lag be caused by a animated graphic i am running to switch between scenes (stinger) It appears to use a lot of proccesor more than what my stream normally does just when i click on change scenes and it runs the short 6 second stinger transition. Is there anyway to resync the audio so that it can be resynced after it goes out of sync. Or do i just have to restart my game pc and obs??
