Is there any way that I could hear the output of OBS? This would be especially useful when playing a video using the Video Source plugin. Then I could capture the sound and send it into a Hangouts Video Call. OBS has no virtual microphone, right?
I know OBS has no virtual camera but I can share the OBS monitor with the Hangout using other software. Thanks for your help.
Friday, November 27, 2015
Hey guys, I have been streaming for roughly about 3 weeks now, and i am having a recurring issue relating to obs and...
Hey guys, I have been streaming for roughly about 3 weeks now, and i am having a recurring issue relating to obs and streaming. I keep getting micro stuttering even though my frames are exactly 60fps and never fluctuates as i cap them to that.
My system is :
CPU- I7 4790k
GPU- Titan X
Ram-Kingston 16gb (8x2)
Mobo- MSI Krait edtion SLI
I hope some one has a fix for this as i have searched everywhere, my stream is perfect but not when i'm playing.
Kind regards.
My system is :
CPU- I7 4790k
GPU- Titan X
Ram-Kingston 16gb (8x2)
Mobo- MSI Krait edtion SLI
I hope some one has a fix for this as i have searched everywhere, my stream is perfect but not when i'm playing.
Kind regards.
Monday, October 26, 2015
Anyone have an idea of what I may have broken?
Anyone have an idea of what I may have broken?
All, I recently updated to OBS 0.656b, on Windows 10. I previously ran windows 7 with OBs and it worked fine.
With the latest build and Windows 10 I tried the installer and it kept installing the 32 bit version. So I downloaded the ZIP file,uninstalled the 32 bit version, restarted (cold boot each time) then installed the 64 bit and restarted.
With Win7 and the old 32 bit I was able to run both cameras at the same time. Now no matter whether I use scenes, video capture device or global device on set up, I am unable to turn on both cameras without OBS locking up.
I tried it with setting 2 separate scenes using global device for each scene and when I switch scenes to the 2nd camera OBS locks up.
I used the analyzer and it reported back that I have my settings correct.
Any Idea where I should investigate next? Win 10/ Logitech driver (which are Win 10)/ somewhere else in OBS?
All, I recently updated to OBS 0.656b, on Windows 10. I previously ran windows 7 with OBs and it worked fine.
With the latest build and Windows 10 I tried the installer and it kept installing the 32 bit version. So I downloaded the ZIP file,uninstalled the 32 bit version, restarted (cold boot each time) then installed the 64 bit and restarted.
With Win7 and the old 32 bit I was able to run both cameras at the same time. Now no matter whether I use scenes, video capture device or global device on set up, I am unable to turn on both cameras without OBS locking up.
I tried it with setting 2 separate scenes using global device for each scene and when I switch scenes to the 2nd camera OBS locks up.
I used the analyzer and it reported back that I have my settings correct.
Any Idea where I should investigate next? Win 10/ Logitech driver (which are Win 10)/ somewhere else in OBS?
Sunday, October 25, 2015
Saturday, October 17, 2015
Stupid Question Time
Stupid Question Time
I took some time to experiment with OBS today (finally). I tried to select OBS as a source in Skype, but it wasn't available. I found a forum post stating that, as of two years ago, OBS virtual webcam output had not been enabled. Is this still the case? Or is it now available? I couldn't find it.
https://obsproject.com/forum/threads/output-to-virtual-webcam-device.4010/
I took some time to experiment with OBS today (finally). I tried to select OBS as a source in Skype, but it wasn't available. I found a forum post stating that, as of two years ago, OBS virtual webcam output had not been enabled. Is this still the case? Or is it now available? I couldn't find it.
https://obsproject.com/forum/threads/output-to-virtual-webcam-device.4010/
Friday, October 16, 2015
Small "Clean HDMI" Camcorder
Small "Clean HDMI" Camcorder
I can see from the copy that the "I know what they want" marketing people are clueless as to who the market is for this camera. I think it's me! I'd love to play with this. One of the best design features is that the connectors aren't hidden behind the view screen. Is Santa Claus listening? :-)
http://www.photographybay.com/2014/02/27/canons-vixia-mini-x-is-a-compact-camcorder-with-clean-hdmi-output/
I can see from the copy that the "I know what they want" marketing people are clueless as to who the market is for this camera. I think it's me! I'd love to play with this. One of the best design features is that the connectors aren't hidden behind the view screen. Is Santa Claus listening? :-)
http://www.photographybay.com/2014/02/27/canons-vixia-mini-x-is-a-compact-camcorder-with-clean-hdmi-output/
Wednesday, October 14, 2015
All
All,
I am considering upgrading cameras from the C920 to the next level up, and I am overwhelmed by specifications and marketing mumbo-jumbo. Still, it's not practical for me to test 10 or 20 of them. What's important and what's not? What's money well spent and what's overkill? I expect I will be working with 720p, and aiming for 30fps. Small size is a plus. Wired is good. Money is an object, so used equipment is fine. Can you help me make an educated guess? Thanks in advance. :-)
I am considering upgrading cameras from the C920 to the next level up, and I am overwhelmed by specifications and marketing mumbo-jumbo. Still, it's not practical for me to test 10 or 20 of them. What's important and what's not? What's money well spent and what's overkill? I expect I will be working with 720p, and aiming for 30fps. Small size is a plus. Wired is good. Money is an object, so used equipment is fine. Can you help me make an educated guess? Thanks in advance. :-)
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