So the fact-of-the-matter is that when you are solely recording gameplay it doesn't use as much processing power as if Well, enough of that short rant, I know you didn't come to this guide for that, so. for example, you don't need to use a buffer size to process the information, because youĭon't need the information to be encoded as much and sent to Twitch's server an the likes (which is what I assumeġ. Make sure you backup all your current settings that you may have for streaming. One way of doing this is going to:Ĭ:\Users\ *YourUsername*\AppData\Roaming\OBS\profiles and then changing your profile name's filetype to somethingĮlse. For the example, I added ".backup" to the end. Note: This doesn't save extension settings. The reason for this is so that OBS doesn't automatically use the previous settings.Ģ. Open up OBS and you will notice all the settings have reset to default and you have no profile. On the general tab you will notice your old profile is gone, instead you have an "Untitled" Profile. Rename this profile to something you'll later identify as the profile you will use for recording gameplay.Īs you can see, for the example I used "Gameplay". This is memorable, and will help me remember that this is the recording profile.ģ. Time to change some settings BABY! For a start we can change the encoding settings:Īs you can see, I disabled CBR, put the quality to 10, put the max bitrate to 1000kb/s, and like I mentioned before, I turned on "useĬustom buffer size", and set it to 0 kilobits because it disables VBV and allows x264 to change the bitrate itself.Ĥ. Playclaw 5 plus not recording in game mode how to#.
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