jellysandwich
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I'm not sure why you thought I was referring to you
.. obviously nvidia wrote it, and obviously I meant nvidia was being vague
OBS Studio 23.0 Release Candidate
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I'm not sure why you thought I was referring to you
.. obviously nvidia wrote it, and obviously I meant nvidia was being vague
NordicBattalion
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OLAF_SAVAGE
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! i have a problem when I stream There is no desktop sound in my obs is only on the beta version on the normal its works fine! Someone knows what to do?
Erick Smith
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Two places:
1. The Windows Sounds properties in the Playback tab, check to see what is at the default. Inspect your audio properties if needed.
2. In OBS, next to the Desktop Audio properties, click the sprocket and then Properties. It might be set to the default, which should tie to the MME default audio, but sometimes you have to change it to the sound card selected.
SkiaTheShade
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I've been testing the new OBS RC and it seems no matter what NVENC settings I am getting an "Encoder Overloaded" message and my stream quality gets really choppy and laggy, but OBS shows no dropped frames or issues other then the "Encoder Overloaded" message. Is anyone else having this issue? I have an RTX 2070, i7 9700k, and 16GB of RAM with 2 1440p monitors, one is 144hz with G-Sync and the other is 60hz.
NordicBattalion
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Going to guess a few things as i have seen this a lot lately.
You are on Nvidia 418.91?
Streaming Apex?
SkiaTheShade
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Is this a common issue? I'm using driver version 419.17 and streaming World of Warcraft.
Had the same issue until I set the process priority to High in Advanced settings.
RTX 2080 Ti, i7 7700k, 16GB Ram, with 2 1440p monitors, 144hz with G-Sync and the other is 60hz
NordicBattalion
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Yes, very common. The thing is that OBS needs some GPU no matter what codec you are using. OBS uses this for rendering purposes. Just like Chrome uses GPU when you use hardware accelerator. You get the idea. Solution is to limit GPU usage in game just enough so that you have a little bit for OBS. Limit fps works great for this purpose. 418.91 was really bad. It helped me a lot going back to 417.71. However, i haven't tried 419.71 which is supposed to have some Nvenc enhancements.
SkiaTheShade
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I did that as well, it seems to help but it's still pretty frequent.
Yeah that makes total sense. I never had this issue on my previous hardware and the old NVENC though, which should have less headroom then this.
NordicBattalion
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we can only hope cause having both is a really great tool to have around.
Apologies for the lack of announcements. We were planning on releasing this past Thursday, but that afternoon we got word about the passing of a member of the OBS team, and decided to delay the release. Our new target release date is Monday morning PST.
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FUCK YES. THANK YOU.
ktfright
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Oh man, my condolences to his family.
NordicBattalion
Member
Condolences to the team and the members family. Man, that's tough.
Any news about the new sdk with Nvidia driver? OBS already use SDK 9?
PS: Condolences
My most sincere condolences to the OBS team and the member's family. Please take whatever time you guys need, I know what it is like to deal with a close loss. I apologize for asking, I had no idea.
Fenrir
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We are not using SDK 9 at this time, but will look in to it for future releases.
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