EPTSometimes, even having to toggle the scaling in video options from any % back to none.
Not sure if this is because I stream at 720p @ 60fps
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Woorior
60 Posts
Sometimes, even having to toggle the scaling in video options from any % back to none. Not sure if this is because I stream at 720p @ 60fps | ||
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2x2actionFOX
France59 Posts
I am just wondering why anybody else is requesting for "Add Text Title" ? did you just find an alternative to some scrolling text ? Once again, thanks for your great (OpenSource) work !  Regards, DaRa | ||
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makmeatt
2024 Posts
EDIT: My OS's W7 64bit. I asked since I can't add anything that's running in full screen to the list of sources. For example SC2 doesn't even show up on the list of available windows, usually resulting in 'Out of range' error whenever I want to change the source for a scene. | ||
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tehemperorer
United States2183 Posts
On October 20 2012 01:10 JohnMadden wrote: It might be a silly question, but how do I find out which version, 32- or 64bit, have I installed with the installer? What's your operating system? As far as I know it installs according to your OS EDIT: If you have Windows XP, its 32 bit. If you have Windows 7, I think it could be either. | ||
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2x2actionFOX
France59 Posts
So you have got a x64 version only if you did download via Binaries x64 version. Basically if you ask, it means you may have the 32bits version. | ||
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MASSIEVE_SLANG
Belgium13 Posts
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obs.Jim
United States101 Posts
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Dodh
Switzerland55 Posts
Even tho my comp is pretty good, I wasn't aware that I would have 100 fps while streaming at 1080p@45fps. Thanks a lot, I will keep you updated as soon as I make more test to show you my config etc, and I hope some people will help me do it even better ! Edit: http://fr.twitch.tv/dodh277/b/336139155 that's one of my test with 720p@60fps! | ||
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Calach
United States58 Posts
my settings are bitrate: 1800 quality: 10 audio is ACC/128 preset: veryfast my proccessor is the i5-3570K and my speedtest (to LA) http://www.speedtest.net/result/2252885768.png | ||
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obs.Jim
United States101 Posts
However, if you get sync continually getting worse as a stream goes on unrelated to the web cam, use the "Sync Fix" setting in advanced settings. It makes it calculate time instead of using CPU timing. Just make sure to set your FPS in video settings to at somewhere around or below the FPS you get when capturing (displayed in the main window while previewing/streaming) | ||
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Calach
United States58 Posts
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makmeatt
2024 Posts
On October 20 2012 08:04 Calach wrote: i'm not sure i understand the FPS settings. i stream at 720p 30 fps and i get 100+ fps in game while streaming. The FPS setting determines at what frame rate will the video be sampled and displayed on the stream, not your screen. | ||
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Calach
United States58 Posts
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DJFaqU
466 Posts
On October 20 2012 08:15 Calach wrote: ok so if it says 30 fps in the window while previewing stream i need to make it like 29fps? What? Oh, and just to answer your question with a guess, I'd say: no. | ||
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Calach
United States58 Posts
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DJFaqU
466 Posts
On October 20 2012 08:38 Calach wrote: so the little box in the bottom right says 30 FPS when i'm previewing stream. do i need to set my video settings to stream at 29 FPS? i'm confused as to what i need to do. What are you talking about? If you want to stream at 30 fps, you set it to 30 fps. If you want to stream at 29 fps, you set it to 29 fps. If you could just write down your train of thought regarding what you are talking about right now, that would be kind of helpful, I guess. Edit: OHHHHHHHH, I think I get it now. >Just make sure to set your FPS in video settings to at somewhere around or below the FPS you get when capturing (displayed in the main window while previewing/streaming) So, no, you don't have to set it to 29 fps. Just below whatever fps you have in game while capturing. Which means 30 should be pretty fine if you have 100+ in game. Sorry, I'm drunk. | ||
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Calach
United States58 Posts
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KrazyTrumpet
United States2520 Posts
On October 20 2012 07:04 Dodh wrote: It's the first time I try streaming and I did it with OBS.... I FREAKIN LIKE IT. Even tho my comp is pretty good, I wasn't aware that I would have 100 fps while streaming at 1080p@45fps. Thanks a lot, I will keep you updated as soon as I make more test to show you my config etc, and I hope some people will help me do it even better ! Edit: http://fr.twitch.tv/dodh277/b/336139155 that's one of my test with 720p@60fps! What encoding settings/bitrate did you use for the 720p stream and what's your CPU? I'm doing Fast preset at 10 quality with 2800 bitrate and yours looks noticeably clearer than mine. Example: http://www.twitch.tv/krazytrumpeter05/b/336157646 edit: I see on your page you have an i5 3570k @4.3ghz. I'm thinking I should be able to match that sort of clarity with my i7 2600k. Maybe it's time to push my 4.8ghz overclock even higher haha Hm, the more I look at that vid...you sure the one you linked was 720p? It just looks too clear | ||
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Woorior
60 Posts
Would really like if it'd be able to detect more so there is less need to draw screen regions. | ||
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R1CH
Netherlands10341 Posts
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