The first step is to choose the correct Encoder. The lower the bitrate the lower the quality of your video will be. It is here that you can set the bitrate which is the amount of compression OBS will use to encode your video. This allows you to have full control over the streaming and recording profiles used for encoding. The first step is to put your “ Output Mode ” into the “ Advanced ” mode in the Output tab found in Settings. The encoding requires your computer to compress the video you are working with and either stream or record it.īefore you can determine the source of dropped frames or other processing-related issues you must make sure that your OBS system is set up properly. Encoding is the process of recording or streaming the rendered video inside of OBS.
“Skipped frames due to encoding lag” has to do with your computer’s processing capabilities when you are streaming or recording. Frames missed due to rendering lag refers to your computer’s inability to actually create each frame of video in real time. ” Frames missed due to rendering lag are caused by your graphics processing unit (GPU) and this is common when OBS uses a graphics card that is also being used for other graphics intensive software such as video gaming. There are two main reasons for dropped frames and OBS breaks them out into “ Frames missed due to rendering lag ” and “ Frames missed due to encoding lag. In the Stats, one area you should keep an eye on is dropped frames.
” Stats is a tool that is available from the View dropdown menu which keeps tabs on your CPU usage, disk space availability and memory usage. The first tool you should have open is “ Stats. In fact, you may get a warning from OBS that says “ Encoding Overload! ” when you have maxed out your computer’s processing capabilities. The process of encoding video is very CPU intensive.
Monitoring your computer resources can be done with Activity Manager on Mac or Task Manager on Windows.
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