Cqp recording quicksync obs 720p#

If you are streaming, then you should be using your CPU to encode the video stream. Don’t’ stress, neither version will give you that kind of absurd data rate for hours of footage. They are just caps, for those tiny fractions of time where the encoding needs huge data rates during things like high-motion. Both numbers are very high, and you will most likely never see your actual final video using that kind of data rate. The truth is that later versions of NVENC support lossless which is great, but for versions that don’t, their lossy encoding is not as good as Quick Sync. The recording to disk should be done in the game’s resolution and not modified.įor lossy versions, you’ll notice that I recommend 160000kbps for NVENC but only 100000kbps for Quick Sync.

Cqp recording quicksync obs 720p#

This disk recording can be a completely different resolution too, so while you’re streaming in 720p you can still save to your disk in 1080p for upload to YouTube later.Īlso note that I recommend MKV files (which you can read about in section 3) and that you do NOT tick the Rescale Output box in this tab.

The other thing you can do is record to disk WHILE YOU ARE STREAMING!!! The idea being that you stream live, but because the quality isn’t the best due to bitrate limitations, or you want to do some editing, you can simultaneously record to disk. It’s not as perfect, but it’s so good I believe most people would really struggle to notice any differences. Sometimes this isn’t possible however, so I’ve provided recommendations on what to do if you can’t manage lossless. Ideally you will record lossless video with transparent audio, so that you can use Handbrake later to encode your video into a more manageable size and passthrough the audio. You no longer have the bitrate concerns of Streaming. This is all about recording to your HDD for keeping or maybe sharing later.

Recording examples for CPU, NVENC & Quick Sync and recording while streaming

9Recording examples for CPU, NVENC & Quick Sync and recording while streaming.

8Streaming examples for CPU, NVENC & Quick Sync.

7.3.1Audio, push-to-talk and hotkeys Settings:.

7Streaming basics and a comparison – CPU vs NVENC vs Quick Sync.

6.3C – Examples of the Handbrake Audio Tab.

6.2B – Definitions, formats and my choices.

6.1A – Separating the myths from the facts.

6Encoding the Audio portion with Handbrake.

5Encoding the Video portion with Handbrake.

4Encoding comparisons to help you choose.

3.4D - Constant Quality vs Constant Bitrate vs Variable Bitrate.

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There isn't much info on this exact outcome- 1440p 60FPS on the latest OBS, but if you can help me I would GREATLY appreciate it. That being said, I'll do anything to get this running, so if you'd like me to try something on the hardware end, I'm willing to do that. I've run monitoring to check that things are running smoothly on that end, so I'm leaning heavily on my OBS settings being the problem.

There are no thermal issues or hardware spikes at all even while recording with the aforementioned settings. I really don't want to sacrifice how it looks and I shouldn't have to. Like I said, this was sort of close because it looked pretty good, but had frame drop issues. I've gotten sort of close, with my best attempt having semi-frequent frame dropping on the recording, while my monitoring is perfectly fine at around 90FPS. This setup gives me 120FPS when I'm not recording. I'm using Forza Horizon 3 as my benchmark, running in native res (1440) on medium-high details, and AA off. I'd like to get this polished before Sea of Thieves releases very soon (though I won't be able to start until tomorrow night, rip). Absolutely everywhere I look online has little to know information on this, and what's out there simply does not work at all. I'm here this time looking for help setting up OBS Studio for 1440p 60FPS local recording on version 21.0.1.