According to the log files this isn't a encoding or CPU issue, the webcam runs perfectly fine on stream. Adding source URL in OBS Set the Width and Height value if you want to. Now, paste the URL copied from your overlay editor in the URL field of the Properties for Overlay URL dialogue box. Adding a Browser source on OBS Type a name for this browser source and select OK. Nothing I tried seems to fix this problem. Click the Add Source button (the plus sign) and select Browser. Dissabled and removed all other sources.Different settings on the Elgato (1080 downscale to 720 / Custom resolution / 30 fps).I used the exact same settings as I did on NVENC which worked perfectly fine on my laptop. The choppy and distorted video also shows in OBS preview.
I don't get an encoder overload warning and CPU doesn't go above 90%. My webcam shows perfectly fine, it's just the Elgato. NVENC didnt give the best quality so I want to switch to x264 and this i5-4590 should be able to handle the superfast preset pretty well.ĭid a fresh win10 install, updated all drivers, installed latest version of Elgato Game Capture and OBS and set up my stream:Įverything works fine untill I start my stream and after a minute the Elgato video capture starts to get really choppy, distorted and laggy. I used to stream from my laptop via NVENC which worked just fine, but recently got my hands on a Optiplex 3020 with an i5-4590 3.30 Ghz quad core.
I use an Elgato HD60 to stream my PS4 gameplay.
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