also FYI, OBS is a little weird, it'll pretend it changes options somtimes while you're live, but will just be lying to you
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Saturday, August 22, 2020
For software encoding, simple options work fine, but for some reason the Nvidia encoder has really weird default settings
keyframes being 1 is the big thing
preset/profile matter less
dropdown at the top@Spooky Phijkchu
do you have h.265?
or are you like me, rocking an older GTX card
yeah, no fancy encoder for either of us
anyway, change that 0 to a 1
keyframe interval
that's the only setting that matters
tells the server to time the frames, instead of trying to dynamically adjust
other than the double audio (which is hard to avoid when you're testing)
looks good to me
now you muted all the audio
you klutz
in OBS, if you're capturing a window, rather than a region
you can split that audio off from your desktop audio
are you doing window capture?
I'm not sure what OBS looks like by default now, but I have cool sliders at the bottom
hmm... yeah, I see what you mean
you on W10?
if you open up your sound panel, what audio options do you have?
or whatever it looks like on 10
alright, nice
does we got it mean you fixed it?
now I think you just muted your audio again
anyway, this is just Windows being terrible at audio channels
your two options are to use a virtual channel or to use the "browser" feature in OBS
I'm looking to see if any of the other OBS options let you split audio
I thought for sure window capture did, I remember it doing that at least
audio seemed like it was working for a second
so I know W10 changed how audio devices work (or so I've heard)
if you have a spare channel, have firefox play through that, record that one in OBS, and just mute desktop audio
I'll defer to Leg, he has more W10 knowledge than me, I just added a fuckton of channels to avoid this problem
