Obs nvenc stutter. edit why are people downvoting? Lol.
Obs nvenc stutter UPD: I tried some other programs: OBS - stuttering image OBS Streamlabs - stuttering image OBS SETTINGS: Encoder: Nvenc New Bitrate: 6000 kbps Keyframe: 2 Preset: Max Quality Profile: high Look ahead: disabled Psycho Visual If OBS is set to use GPU encoding (like NVENC for NVIDIA users), a weak graphics card can severely impact performance. If you have tried all the above solutions and are still experiencing lag and stuttering in OBS Studio, it may be time to consider upgrading your hardware. I also have a Nvidia 1660 ti gpu which ends up being able to use the NVENC New Sanity suggested pretty well. Thread starter Pupp3tm4st3r; Start date Oct 4, 2017; P. 017fps). Another case is the game capture mode. Its very odd as I can record one clip and get stutter in a few spots and then literally record the same clip a second time and have smooth gameplay. This assumes you are using NVENC new and the latest OBS studio, you are running OBS in admin mode, you are running the latest updates I upgraded to a 3700x and an x570 asus tuf gaming plus in hopes it would fix my stutter issues, and it didn't: Game and window, and display capture stutters in the obs preview even when not streaming (and xsplit does the same for that matter) I didn't do a "clean scene" for the log because it happens regardless of what else I have in a scene. 18:48:06. Question / Help OBS NVENC stuttering (local recording) Thread starter JG52Karaya; Start date Apr 16, 2015; J. OBS does stutter too, but it always did. Zero stuttering, absolutely flawless. So, ultimately an Nvidia versus Windows 10 issue. OBS runs in DX9/DX11 or what have you. In addition to old observations. Encoders, Click "Help" in OBS at the top > Log Files > Current Log File > Upload Current Log File. Aug 30, 2016 #6 I tried to go lower than 22 but I started getting hiccups in certain games -- there's definitely some performance hit on the Win10 OBSMP version of Nvenc vs. My cunning plan is to use OBS in preview mode using the projector mode outputting to a second PC with a capture card which can then use a more fps obs stuttering B. 766: No blackmagic support Wanted to see if i could get some help on a stuttering issue with OBs using Elgato 4k x , My recordings are all of game play, usually around 45mins long, The recordings seem good apart from around the 20 min mark give or take a few minutes i get about 5 seconds of stuttering then it clears up, then 15/20mins later it will happen again. I tried a similar fix for the Essentially just cap your frames. My specs: AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6x 3. He's game-capturing with OBS and is claiming (I'm skeptical of it) that it causes GSync to disable. 60GHz 8GB KFA2 GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER EX [1-Click OC] Recorded using OBS with the "NVIDIA NVENC H. Upgrading your CPU, GPU, or RAM can An update to this thread: For me this used to be true, the Nvidia encoder looked terrible and was slower, however, lately, I've found the Nvidia encoder does a much better job of avoiding capture stutter. Hey, I think what you're saying might be true. For now, till a better suitable version of NVENC or a better implementation of NVENC into OBS, i'll go back to Shadowplay even if, the quality of OBS+NVENC was better Thanks for your help tho I am having a weird problem since upgrading to windows 10 and the latest version of obs studio. It just seems to be display capture on Destiny 2 and NVENC. Unavoidable stutter might happen if the game fps isn't an integer multiple of the streaming or recording fps. To tell you that, I'd need a log. I’ve been using a cheap capture card with an old GoPro 4 on my sell optiplex using nvenc issue free but recently bought an m2 Mac mini. There is no DX11 or DX12 in-game setting. these are my current recording settings: rec format: ". It is often caused by frame drops, which means that frames are being skipped during I've been trying to use Nvidia NVENC to stream since it doesn't affect my FPS as much since in a game like Tera, x264 completely destroys my fps if I use it and for some I installed Streamlabs OBS and the same stuttering persists. Hello there :), as of late i have some really big problems with smooth recording. This is why using NVENC Stuttering during a recording refers to the choppy or jerking motion in a video playback. I used to have a 1080p 60hz setup and both streamed/recorded on OBS studio with no issues at all. 843: [jim-nvenc: 'recording_h264'] settings: 18:48:06. Shadow Play doesn't work anymore (stuttering). 497: [obs-nvenc: 'advanced_video_recording'] settings: 22 Edit2: Decided to play around with custom resolutions in the Nvidia panel. JG52Karaya New Member. Created a custom resolution with a refresh rate of 59hz and set OBS to 640x480 59fps. Tried Nvenc, NewNvenc and x264. I suppose the stuttering I see are the "lagged frames" as noted in the pastebin? I tried now using compatibility settings and running the game like so, same thing. app process every 2-3 seconds. OBS is attempting to hook the Xbox. Statistics says almost no frame drops. After your suggestions, I tried 60 FPS exactly, both in RetroArch and OBS, switched to NVENC CQP 20, set the VSync to Adaptive and it indeed it seems that now I have a good video going on. - It happens in normal mode and in studio mode. Probably also 180 fps but I have no game that yields that amount of fps. Stop recording. Only 59hz/59fps is I have a great pc (gtx 1070 ti ryzen 7 1700x and 16 gb of ram) and when i play fortnite i get great frames. And this stuttering only happens in the video When I'm playing it's smooth, but the OBS recording using NVENC new encoder has OBS. If I use the x264 encoder, However, when I switch to using software x264 on my 12900k and the veryfast preset, that stuttering goes away. When I move from NVENC to x264 for example, the stuttering is worse making the screen freeze for The problem is that my video stutter too using NVENC. Everyone comes out stuttering like crazy. By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies. If Siege wants 70% and OBS wants 40% then there is going to be a problem. Configure the Video Bitrate and Encoder settings based on your hardware capabilities (e. 1. Avoidable stutter, up to lags or slideshow-like video, might happen if some component in the video pipeline is overloaded: capture, compositing, encoder, upload to streaming service. It's a lil better in QS but not that much. I would say anyone with a card of similar or higher performance should be using NVENC unless your CPU is insane. My spec (Win10 20H2): is extremely inpractical because it's hit or miss if hardware works and ndi isn't an option because delivering it thru obs still gets a stutter. . I’ve been doing tests for i also only have steam, epic maybe discord snd the game running next to OBS. Pupp3tm4st3r New Member. Are you using NVENC or x264? What are your system specs? If SLOBS isn't having any stutter issues, but OBS is, it's a settings issue most likely. I've found out through testing, that if I run OBS off of the GT755m and record DayZ with the game capture feature, the recording lags, but my ingame fps says the same. My GPU gets up to around 70-80%. Reinstalled windows and obs. So i am having this weird stutter/rubber band effect when i am using Game Capture on OBS. OBS just stutter image every time. It Run as admin, clean install of obs, disabled windows Graphics acceleration, set priority of obs to high, tried x264 (so laggy), tried going for 30fps, tried with no games running and the From the very beginning using this layout, our recordings, using the standard NVENC h264 in mkv, have had stuttering. Good to note that even Nvidia Shadowplay has that same stutter, no matter the settings. The objective of this guide is to help you understand how to use the NVIDIA encoder, NVENC, in OBS. It seems there something broken with nvidia and windows and not obs but i don't know for sure. Copy the link and post it in your main thread and/or reply. Works better but is Not sure what to do, trying downscaling to no avail, using different settings and bitrate. I try to record at 1080p 60fps using NVENC. M. I have tried almost every recording setting and am currently using nvenc hardware cbr encoder The stuttering never happens when I record using x264 but my second PC with an old i5 can't handle 1440p recording. Emptying scene so that its only a black background. - It happens already on preview, without streaming, without recording. I think it's because of OBS (current version). However when checking the recording there are these short freezes ever few seconds or so. That seems to Encoder: NVENC H. 99% while switching between scenes in OBS with a stinger OBS Studio（以下OBS）を使用していて、以下のようなことで悩んだ経験はないでしょうか。 自分の配信は画質が悪い（ほかの配信者は高画質なのに） カクカクする、カクつく、PCが重い（低スペックではないのに）さ Even with the change I do still get the odd stutter despite when I check the stats panel I don't have any missed or skipped frames and my CPU is around the 3% mark. Open OBS Studio. I'm using 2 monitors with different framerates on my main PC but the stuttering happens even with only a single monitor on a second PC. Let's get started: Stutters. System Specs: AMD Ryzen 9 5900x ASUS ROG Crosshair VIII Dark Hero The monitor @ 144 isn't helping to reduce the stuttering. and set obs priority high in the task manage which helped a little bit. Reduce in-game settings or cap your frame rate to give OBS more GPU resources. Aug 27, 2014 #1 Not sure what I am doing wrong for it to work properly in OBS. Eventually, it ends up the same - missed/doubled frames. Been looking for fixes on the net but can't find anything really and looking at my log files I can see some lose of frames. Nov 24, 2020 #1 Question / Help Stuttering issues with OBS while recording/streaming I have a performance problems with strong stutters as soon as I use my VR glasses and want to stream or record with OBS. edit why are people downvoting? Lol. 843: rate_control: CBR 18:48:06. Now i do have stuttering on Obs and at Stream. I have tried eeeeeeeeeeeeverything. Chiizukeeki New Member. I am using OBS (64bit) for recording locally using the NVENC encoder. To get a complete log: Open the game which causes you to see the issue that you've described. That interferes with how much OBS can use from the CPU. I have a similar configuration and I don't use it like this, opting for another machine running Windows/Nvidia for encoding. When I use CPU encoding to record or stream Other encoders, such as x264, use your CPU to encode, which takes resources away from other programs such as your game. The second one is encoder-side. Nvidia has a great article on the ideal OBS settings for NVENC New if you decide to try it This is an OBS Studio in the OBS Classic forum. Mar 19, 2017 #4 Your GPU is maxed out. g. Nvidia engineers know about the problem, and are very invested in getting it fixed, and have repeatedly brought the issue up with Microsoft (so it trickles down to OBS in a manner that there are no hooks for OBS to click into to say, "Hey I have been streaming a few games fluently and without problems, but I just got Rocket League and whenever I try streaming it using OBS the output stutters. A graphics card that can’t handle the load will lead to stuttering. Stutters. This is set in OBS as a fraction 60017 / 1000. 654: NVENC supported 16:40:39. Advanced codecs like AV1 are unable to run on consumer CPUs. The stutter issue thats been prevalent Question / Help OBS recording stuttering / ingame fine. Tried very fast X264, new Nvenc with less than 50% total GPU usage. Thread starter Mark charitog; Start date Aug 30, 2016; M. 0ms frame time at 50FPS all the time). You , me and countless other people have this stuttering issue. 843: bitrate: 10000 You should use CRF or CQP rate control when recording with NVENC; there is no advantage to using CBR for From time to time on my recorded movie i get some kind of annoying stuttering, stuttering that wasn't visible when i was using Shadowplay. - It happens with CPU x264 and with Question / Help My video playback is choppy/stuttering. Mark charitog New Member. I'm guessing there are no replies because hardly anybody is running OBS using VCE/AMF on Macintosh hardware. brored3 New Member. Apr 16, 2015 #1 Hello everbody, and use Nvenc or h264 as codec (yeah you already are i know, just saying) and tick on I installed Streamlabs OBS and the same stuttering persists. 264 and AV1 but those are just outright worse in stutters in RL) audio encoder: FFmpeg AAC rescale output: disabled rate control: CBR bitrate: 8000 Kbps Now, whenever I try this with the following settings in OBS: Settings->Video: Base-Canvas-Size: 3840x2160 Scaled Resolution: 3840x2160 Filter: Lanczos What happens is when the above settings are set to my native resolution either the game starts stuttering during recording Filament or the recorded video does. various refresh rates, frame caps and bla,bla,bla. And if i am streaming or recoding, it will show there too. Ryzen 9 5900X, RTX 2080 Super. At the same time, stuttering occurs with the scales of sound sources (unbelievable, but true). 264 Output 1280x720 Bitrate: 3000 Keyframe: 2 You say you have a stutter every couple of seconds. When I use "game capture" I get random stuttering in the preview window that makes it It is encoder independent (affects both x264 and NVENC). i7 11500k, 32 gigs ram DDR4, GeForce RTX3060 with NVENC (same video card), when upgraded hardware, installed fresh edition of Windows 10, then updated to 11 still getting lag/stuttering when OBS is not the in-focus program while a full screen game/application is running, overlays moreso. I will attempt the driver roll back, but I have Just because i haven't seen problem doesn't mean it won't happen, i have tried different settings in both x264 and Nvidia nvenc both have trouble when i play PC game even when i lower the video setting it keep getting dropped frames meanwhile when i play mobile games on BlueStacks i got none, only when i start using streamfx nvenc this problem I have been troubleshooting some streaming issues and determined that using assets on a mapped drive causes terrible stutter - the more assets, the worse it gets. I'm using the "optimal" frame limiter in game, have tried reduced I've been experiencing microstutters with my OBS recordings and I can't figure out the issue at all. Thread starter cvax; Start date Aug 27, 2014; C. The first part is the example, then in the second part I compared a smooth Basically, I get a ton of stuttering when attempting to stream or record my Quest 2 PCVR gameplay using the NVENC encoder with OBS. This fixed the stuttering and I am now able to record on my laptop while using the built in display without issues. The stuttering is constant, it looks like it's playing back 3-4 FPS. Lowering setting in OBS to minimum of minimum. Using NVenc or x264 makes no difference. Once you’ve identified potential causes, it’s time to put solutions in place. -Turn off both Psycho-Visual Tuning and Same micro stuttering for stream and recording with 144/120 / 60Hz and 2 different processors and codecs. 264 (new)" encoder This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register. Strange, as I think I already tried these settings before, but I This video should expain everything. I’ve tried multiple settings, including: Encoder: NVENC H. I tried the default encoder, quicksynch and NVENC, with no result. the Win7 OBS-regular I was using before, that could seemingly record at any quality level without even a hint of lag/stutter/hiccups. Optimize Hardware I currently game at 2560x1440 and would like to stream at a good quality using NVENC (im streaming highly CPU intensive games) I can stream now using NVENC but as we all know the quality is terrible. Level 1 is something absolutely basic like "resolution below 320x200", so trying to encode 720p and setting level 1 will fail. Update the capture device to 60FPS if possible & Sampling Rate to 48k Scene "Dual" has two Game Captures, create another Scene for one of them. I tried with Grimrock with the only The first one is GPU overload. After the stuttering is gone you can try the higher frame rates. Run it & the game @ 60FPS while you are testing. Start recording. Currently Recording with the "new nvenc" 50k bitrate 2k, 60fps, never had issues with this before. Paging @dping! Your log are incomplete as neither of them show a recording or streaming attempt or a successful game capture hook. nvenc. Game mode Question / Help NVENC recording stuttering. The fix for the stuttering on my laptop was to set the frame rate in OBS to match exactly to the frame rate reported in the vsync test (60. Even when I downscale to 1080p, I still get stuttering in my recordings, even though my in-game performance is smooth. cvax Member. Note: we have simplified some of the concepts to make this guide accessible to a wider audience. What ive tried: Run as admin, clean install of obs, disabled windows Graphics acceleration, set priority of obs to high, tried x264 (so laggy), tried going for 30fps, tried with no games running and the stutter/tear still When I start streaming (NVENC NEW) I'm getting stable stuttering. I just upgraded to a 1440p 144hz setup and have found that OBS recordings (and probably streams) have suddenly become very choppy and stuttery with the exact same settings. When I lock FPS on 60 (via MSI Afterburner) stutter is gone, but if I'm getting into some tough location where base fps is lower than 60 I'm again starting getting these stutters. There's a running theory (again: I don't believe it) that if you're running displays with two different refresh rates (eg: 144 and 60), AND you run an accelerated application on the slower refresh screen, it'll screw up the refresh rate on the Stutter can happen regardless of the profile setting. Went back to 60hz/60fps, stutters again. Thread starter Chiizukeeki; Start date Nov 24, 2020; C. I have already said that if you install an old version of OBS, enabling NVENC H. As I changed my card, there was a driver update so I can When I try record video with Nvidia Shadowplay, it's work nice, video is smooth. nvidia, nvenc, stutter, choppy, stuttering, duplicated frame Hello everbody, I was wondering if you guys might know a remedy for my issue. Encoding: Nvidia NVENC Quality Balance = 10 Max Bitrate/Buffer Size = 5000 NVENC Preset = tried Default, NVENC Default, High Performance Low Latency (all Gsync begins rendering and shows frames as soon as the system is ready, so the time between frames is a bit variable. Encoding lag can mean your output device isn't keeping up with the recording. , x264 for CPU encoding, NVENC for NVIDIA GPUs). Well that's what he's doing. These frames were dropped because of rendering lag: 02:09:35. I used the RTX for rendering and then selected the GTX. This is why using NVENC allows you to play games at a higher framerate and avoid stuttering, giving you and your viewers a better experience. I tried a lot of things, but even going down to a very low quality and a bitrate of 1000 kb/s, it still stuttered. Setting high priority for OBS. 369: Output 'adv_stream': Number of lagged frames due to rendering lag/stalls: 935 (0. I've got my settings at the following: 1080p Base 1080p Scaled (no difference) 60FPS Nvenc (New) In the Streaming settings, I downscale to Downscaled to 720p Using either Shadowplay or OBS with the nvenc encoder results in very choppy recordings. I can minimize it or disable This degrades OBS performance. 2%) If you're running with less than 20 percent resource overhead you're just gonna have problems with skipping and stuttering. Since the monitor displays also variable, it appears as smooth. Even at ridiculous bitrates of 200 or 500 and NVENC coding, the stutters are there. Today I did some tests. Using nvenc/x264/new nvenc, same on both. But that makes the file sizes about 5x bigger, and they were already significant (around 70gb each. If you disable keyframes with keyint=0, the problem seems to go away. If you update the OBS, keeping Your use case is very specific. The link at the bottom of this post has information on how to turn this feature off. Wait 30-60 seconds. Warzone by default is DX12 enabled, exclusively. 264; Bitrate: 20,000 - 50,000 kbps; Preset: Quality/Max Quality; Frame Rate: 60 FPS; Keyframe Interval: 2; Recording Format: MKV/MP4; Rescale: Bicubic/Lanczos Does anyone have any tips on recording stutter free HDR/4K/60FPS gameplay in OBS ? Im capturing on an Elagto 4k60pro mk2. Solutions to OBS Stuttering and Freezing. I assume that, I have a high-end system with a GTX 1080 ti 11G graphics card, 32GB DDR4 RAM and SSD's, that under these circumstances there are simply too A series of test showing NVENC on Nvidia Turing (GTX 1660 SUPER) have pretty horrible stuttering. My gameplay experience is unaffected, even the preview video window The objective of this guide is to help you understand how to use the NVIDIA encoder, NVENC, in OBS. But OBS still grabs the frames in a constant fps schema, so slight stutter/non-smoothness may be introduced that is visible in the video only, but not on a gsync For the recording settings I use new NVENC at CQP 15 with Look-ahead and Psycho Visual Tuning enabled (but the settings don't seem to matter in this case). Running scene in 60/30 fps. mkv" video encoder: NVIDA NVENC HEVC (also tried H. I tried everything i could starting OBs directy via contextmenu on the NVIDIA GPU. - the GPU number in the nvenc settings is not the GPU OBS is running on and does its rendering. Simply always set level to auto to let OBS choose the correct value according to the other parameters you set. (upgraded pc) Earlier my obs records were perfect but now when i watch the records they look bad quality (its ok but not the best) and it doesnt feel like 60fps. X. I can still stream and play other games, using NVENC encoder just fine at 1080p/864p/720p at 6000 bitrate with game capture. The AMD encoder is not as good as NVENC, either in terms of quality or efficiency. Changing the quality settings does nothing. Jan 14, 2025 #1 Hey guys, i have updated my pc and installed obs again. NVENC Causing stuttering (No Change to settings) Help I was streaming yesterday when I noticed my video stuttering. I've changed the folder to where it records. And this stuttering only happens in the video file itself. You're using NVENC, so this normally comes down to one of three settings. It's unfortunately not an OBS issue, but the way Windows 10 interacts with the GPU. Only "fix" I found is to limit the game to 60 or 120 fps. Tried 61hz/61fps, 59hz/60fps, 60hz/59fps, 61hz/59fps, 59hz/61fps, and they all stutter. Oct 4, 2017 #1 Hi, 16:40:39. Nobody can help anyone without posting an OBS log, it's fundamentally the only way to narrow down issues such as stuttering streams and recordings. Hi guys, My intention is to Stream 720p 60fps @4500kbps (which this Laptop does fine) AND record 1080p 60FPS locally for Youtube. xxAssassin349 Member. Have never had an issue until trying to record in HDR. (I have OBS Studio running x64, using my GT755m, and in administrator mode). It's not high, but advised to run OBS as Administrator (you aren't at present) to prevent any peaking issues. 754: VLC found, VLC video source enabled 16:40:39. Issue: everytime i use Stinger transition when streaming, lag/audio/visual stutter occurs. ) Things I have tried:-game mode/no game mode-nvenc/no nvenc-gsync/no gsync-set desktop refresh to 60/144 OBS Output: 60 FPS Encoder: NVIDIA NVENC (AV1) I have tried enabling frame rate conversion in OBS, but it seems to only duplicate frames, which does not solve the stuttering issue. Capturing the game in DX12 when OBS is running DX11 or what have you causes this Issue: preview/stream with OBS stutters if the game goes above or below 60 fps (taken in account you are streaming in 60fps). The game I'm playing is destiny 2 and the division 2. Aug 30, 2016 #1 or hardware nvenc, and make sure that OBS is set to run on the nvidia graphics adapter in the nvidia control panel. I don't see how limiting the framerate could cause the stutter, especially with RTSS which also evens out the frame time (I get 20. By the time I got to around 10 assets in the various scenes (mostly small image overlays) i would start to receive NVENC not responding messages (paraphrasing). Okay everyone I’ve fixed my issue of the stutter in obs recording and streaming for COD MW, go to display settings, advanced display settings then go to display The higher your FPS the more CPU the game needs and it can get VERY high especially if you're running uncapped FPS. I am looking for a way to utilize my GPU's power to Uploading a section you see stuttering to YT and seeing if the stuttering is still there is a good way to verify. What i tryed: exporting in different webm configurations. In fact the x264 encoder is literally useless as if you have a NVIDIA card , meaning that you use NVENC, you can start OBS as an administrator, that should make OBS a priority, meaning your stream will always be fine, but you might lose a few fps ingame when going gets tough (I think Eposvox mentioned that in a video) but that is usually useful in cases where the recordings are stuttering So if it's set to 2 seconds, you get a stutter every 2 seconds. -Don't use Max Quality as the preset, use Quality instead. 264 in the settings, the preview starts to stutter a lot. Open Broadcaster Software RTX 3080 + OBS NVENC, smooth gameplay but recordings stutter. 22:32:43. OBS introduces stutter when it's maximized (sits behind the game). This is my solution after hours upon hours of testing and experimenting with different settings. Changing the refresh rates on my monitors does So I fired up everything I normally use while streaming (OBS, Firefox, Streamlabs Chatbot, Xbox App for party chat and Clownfish Voice Morpher for mic effects) and the lag and stuttering still occur BUT I downloaded and opened up Process Explorer and I noticed my CPU being used at 99.
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