Hi, i've just tried monitor capture and I get the below second attachment, where it seems multiple windows open inside each other like when you look in a mirror and a mirror is behind that mirror. Same thing happened when i used a video capture device and it is hooked up to my hdmi port of my laptop(same laptop being used for obs). How do i fix/prevent this?
Question / Help What is this and how to stop it-monitor/video device capture
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Re: What is this and how to stop it-monitor/video device cap
You can't, as long as OBS is on the monitor that you're capturing. It's not a big deal, it just looks funny. It's not a thing that needs to be fixed, just OBS operating as expected. Is it causing a problem?
You can't, as long as OBS is on the monitor that you're capturing. It's not a big deal, it just looks funny. It's not a thing that needs to be fixed, just OBS operating as expected. Is it causing a problem?
Re: What is this and how to stop it-monitor/video device cap
You could move OBS to a different monitor than the one you're capturing, if you have another one. Alternatively, if you're only trying to capture a particular window instead of the whole monitor, you can use Window capture instead. What method are you currently using to capture your monitor?
Is it a problem, though? I don't understand why this kind of thing needs a "workaround".
You could move OBS to a different monitor than the one you're capturing, if you have another one. Alternatively, if you're only trying to capture a particular window instead of the whole monitor, you can use Window capture instead. What method are you currently using to capture your monitor?
Is it a problem, though? I don't understand why this kind of thing needs a "workaround".