Limited or Full Color Range
So for context I'm recording a Snow White VHS. Its hooked up to the Retrotink 5x and then captured by Cam Link Pro into OBS. I know for most game consoles on OBS, limited makes the most sense, but does that change on vhs captures?
First picture (Snow White Sleeping) is Full colorspace across the board (Tink, Cam, OBS)
Second picture (Dwarf Yawning) is Limited colorspace across the board (Tink, Cam, OBS)...
EVGA XR1 Pro Messed Up Capture
I just bought a new EVGA XR1 Pro and the video I see from it on my monitor is normal but this is what the capture looks like in both discord and OBS. I've tried fiddling with the resolution but it doesn't seem to do anything. I'm feeding 480p video into it from a retrotink 2x pro.
Solution:
Turning on the line doubling feature on the retrotink fixed it! I'm not sure why it needed to be on but it works now!
CPU Encoding Overload With GPU Encoding
Currently using testing changing my setup to use Twitch Enhanced Streaming and Aitum Multi. And noticed I was still receiving . "Encoder Overload" errors and dropped frames during scene transitions.
((Update))
While OBS is running I see a pretty sizable CPU Utilization that will spike to 100% during certain transitions.
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Steam Recording colors very contrasty in video editor
Not sure if "translation" is the right word, but basically this is an intermittent issue depending on how my setup is at the current time and when it's not involving OBS it's kinda hard to wrap my head around.
Basically, I was playing Darkest Dungeon II with Steam Recording enabled. To my eyes ingame the contrast between light and dark seems natural, but taking an exported Steam clip into Premiere made it took VERY dark and contrasty. I'm wondering if that's something to do with Steam Recording being in beta, because considering it being a PC game and the fact that a capture card is not in use I'm confused why there's such a discrepancy
Screenshot 1 - Premiere preview window...
Streaming Quality Issues + Noise Gate Help
Hi! So i was trying to stream minecraft earlier and im having a weird quality issue, and i have it in other games too. Where it just looks really blurry/pixelated. Ive tried messing with bitrates and stuff but it doesnt seem to fix anything. Before i have had my bitrate at 8000, i also have a i9-12900k so i have the encoding stuff pretty high even though idkwhat alot of it means. I also have it outputting at 1080p, but in the past with recording ive had it scaled to higher resolutions to make it look better for recordings.
Also the noise gate thing, alot of times the mic will pick up just like mouth noises and it sounds gross and i dont want it to go through but no matter how much i mess with the noise gate, it seems to barely help. Granted, i really have trouble understranding noise gates. For example i think i have the settings right like i dont want anything under say -35db to be picked up, but sometimes it does, and other times if i say something above that, then theres a noise a second later at a lower volume, it will pick it up. It confuses me alot, any help would be apreciated!...
GoXlr and GoXlr mini connected to 1 pc
So my problem if you would call it that is a bit of niche one. I've got a single pc setup between my desk and my sim rig, both are on opposite sides of the room, I've got everything sorted but I still find audio a bit of a sore spot for me, especially while driving and streaming, I use the GoXlr XL on my desk and a Wavelink XLR on the sim rig (Wavelink app has been a PITA for me at times), is it possible to have 2 GoXlrs connected to 1 pc without causing any issues, having physical sliders while...
