petitramen
New Member
Hi,
I decided to go back to the x264 way of encoding (I am too much trouble with Nvidia drivers that are not super stable). I did the setup but for some games, I am having missed images (due to rendering delay) and sometimes a fps drop. I don't see any sign of overcharged encoding, but I am wondering how I could resolve this.
My priority is the following:
- Ultra fluid with high quality stream (720p 60fps)
- Great recording quality video for Youtube (1080p 60 fps but it looks like I am not doing it correctly)
Here is my last OBS log: https://obsproject.com/logs/IHzTeL2YVCRwUPLZ
I am wondering if I am missing a tweak (and/or if the color format is the correct one, I stream video games only). I think for the "Recording" tab, using the exact same settings as the stream may be not the right option, but I am not sure what to choose. Should I use NVENC for this with CQP? If yes, how? Or something else?
In advance, thanks a lot for your help!
I decided to go back to the x264 way of encoding (I am too much trouble with Nvidia drivers that are not super stable). I did the setup but for some games, I am having missed images (due to rendering delay) and sometimes a fps drop. I don't see any sign of overcharged encoding, but I am wondering how I could resolve this.
My priority is the following:
- Ultra fluid with high quality stream (720p 60fps)
- Great recording quality video for Youtube (1080p 60 fps but it looks like I am not doing it correctly)
Here is my last OBS log: https://obsproject.com/logs/IHzTeL2YVCRwUPLZ
I am wondering if I am missing a tweak (and/or if the color format is the correct one, I stream video games only). I think for the "Recording" tab, using the exact same settings as the stream may be not the right option, but I am not sure what to choose. Should I use NVENC for this with CQP? If yes, how? Or something else?
In advance, thanks a lot for your help!
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