obs studio 22.0.2 separate audio track recording

#Obs studio 22.0.2 separate audio track recording how to#

01% in a 34 minute video isn't terrible, so I guess I can't really complain if I can't get rid of them lol. I'm also wondering if you'd be willing to explain to me what 'rendering lag' means? I realize you say I didn't have any of it, just curious. Is this a likely culprit?Ĥ) Is the Beta Version a separate program, or will it update my current OBS to the Beta version? flv is also accepted, so I will give that a try.ģ) Unfortunately can't afford an SSD right now, so will have to stick with my HDD. Just going to respond to your tips separately here.ġ) I will definitely update, I got the prompt once and ignored it and it hasn't come back so it slipped my mindĢ) The only reason I've been recording to MP4 is because I thought that was necessary to upload to YouTube, although now seeing.

#Obs studio 22.0.2 separate audio track recording how to#

I'll look up how to turn off Game Bar and Game DVR. I'm completely lost trying to understand the logs so I really appreciate you taking a look for me.

Something else you could try is using the beta version, which gives performance improvements specifically for NVENC encoding - it allows the encoder to pull directly from VRAM instead of passing over the PCIe bus, which could reduce encoding thank you very much for the info.

Also, consider using CRF instead of CBR since that will give you better bitrate allocation for recording quality (this won't help in any way for lost encoding frames, this is just a side-note). Record to SSD instead (HDD might be bottlenecking output).flv instead, and use the remux feature (under the File menu) to do the quick container conversion mp4 (if anything goes wrong and recording is halted, the file will be corrupted and unrecoverable) - use. Update to the latest version of OBS (22.0.2 as time of writing this).If you really want to try to get rid of any possible frame loss though. Logs show you lost a grand total of 14 frames.