OBS setting?

[Sharon24]

my spec in the sig

 

the video will be recorded on the SSD and the game is on hard drive(cs:go)

 

not streaming

[Johannes_Lazor]

https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/how-to-make-high-quality-local-recordings.16/

[arronleeds]

it doesnt really matter what you record it at mate, its not gonna drop your fps by much if it all, go full 1080p if you want, just make sure that you change the file type as i think it does them in mkv, i changed them to mp4.

[KenJimmY]

*insert how about no pic here*

 

get yourself Raptr if u don't have it already .. install it , then run it and go here http://i.imgur.com/M72WBej.png and set them like so http://i.imgur.com/6Mc9jac.png or higher ;

Highlight Clips = saves the last *insert how many minutes of gameplay you set in the General tab*(click) minutes of gameplay (like Shadowplay , but for AMD GPUs)

Game Replay = it automaticly saves your whole gameplay sesion

 

End result with those settings will take around 1GB of HDD/SSD space unedited/raw file and will look like so  :

[Sharon24]

*insert how about no pic here*

 

get yourself Raptr if u don't have it already .. install it , then run it and go here http://i.imgur.com/M72WBej.png and set them like so http://i.imgur.com/6Mc9jac.png or higher ;

Highlight Clips = saves the last *insert how many minutes of gameplay you set in the General tab*(click) minutes of gameplay (like Shadowplay , but for AMD GPUs)

Game Replay = it automaticly saves your whole gameplay sesion

 

End result with those settings will take around 1GB of HDD/SSD space unedited/raw file and will look like so  :

i tried raptor... blue screens all over...

[FunkyFeatures]

And

Works wonderfully for me

I usually compress the files in handbrake (compression program, look it up). They tend to get big with these settings. Basically copy his recording settings, and then you can just change res/framerate

[EChondo]

get yourself Raptr if u don't have it already .. install it , then run it and go here http://i.imgur.com/M72WBej.png and set them like so http://i.imgur.com/6Mc9jac.png or higher ;

Highlight Clips = saves the last *insert how many minutes of gameplay you set in the General tab*(click) minutes of gameplay (like Shadowplay , but for AMD GPUs)

Game Replay = it automaticly saves your whole gameplay sesion

Uh, how about no? OBS has the replay buffer feature too. I use it all the time instead of shitty Shadowplay.

 

[Sharon24]

And

Works wonderfully for me

I usually compress the files in handbrake (compression program, look it up). They tend to get big with these settings. Basically copy his recording settings, and then you can just change res/framerate

it work perrfect but have a sound delay...any suggestion? 

[pit5000]

game recording with OBS has playable frame rates for me but the recorded footage has lots of skipping. Should have gotten a hyper-threaded chip or maybe I shouldn't record at 1440p.... anyways, I now use shadowplay with 1080p60 recording (1440p live game) and works like magic. Plays butter smooth with decent recording quality.

[FunkyFeatures]

game recording with OBS has playable frame rates for me but the recorded footage has lots of skipping. Should have gotten a hyper-threaded chip or maybe I shouldn't record at 1440p.... anyways, I now use shadowplay with 1080p60 recording (1440p live game) and works like magic. Plays butter smooth with decent recording quality.

Try going to a lower cpu preset, veryfast or ultrafast. Try using the settings from the video. I have a 4790K, but still use "Ultrafast". I take barely any hit from starting recording, the highest hit I've seen is going from 600FPS to 500FPS in cs, but then again, way overkill framerate, probably just says I should limit it anyways

[FunkyFeatures]

it work perrfect but have a sound delay...any suggestion?

"Mic sync offset" is my best guess. Play around with it

[Sharon24]

general sound not the mic

 

i mean i see the video before the sound(and yea i know that light is faster then sound)