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Removing click sounds from your mic while recordingĪdd these filters to your Mic/Aux source. In the row for Media Source, in the column for Audio Monitoring, ensure Monitor and Output is selected. In the Audio Mixer panel, in the row for Media Source select the cog icon and select Advanced Audio Properties. Try using a different quality from the presets in simple output mode. Now please do a test as is, do not change anything. Yes, don't do anything else but restart OBS. Run the Auto-configuration Wizard (tools menu) and apply the settigns. Note, when you add Media source, by default you cannot hear the your recording at 2500kbps Keep it simple.

Reminded me of some of the performance aspect of real time analog audio mixing because I had to take cues from the media source for when to blur/un-blur certain parts of the screen. Into another recording and add more blurring as desired. No problem, add a Media source and select I found I missed some things on my first recording and needed to doĪdditional blurring. Note that you can blur/un-blur easily with the “eye” iconįor htat Display capture source in the Sources screen. Repeat this process for whatever other parts of the screen you want

This works because of the low resolution you set.

Use theĪlt-resize technique to effectively move the blur zone. Important you don’t move the region by dragging it. The grabbers to cover the area you want to blur. HERE IS THE IMPORTANT STEP: Hold down the alt key and re-size

Source completely covers the “main” display capture source. I’ll outline theĪrrange it above your “main” Display capture source.ĭrag the red grabber handles so that the new Display capture Selectively blur arbitrary portions of the screen. More gamer-focused perspective, did give a practical tip for how Stratvert’s tutorial, there are some otherĮssential tips I want to capture. There is so much content about OBS it’s hard to tell what’s good. Those programs that seems enormously powerful, has a vast user base,Īnd a correspondingly vast amount of content about it on YouTube. I recently invested a little time in learning the basics of OBS Studio. It seems when I Run it through Da Vinci Resolve Black Magic Video Editing it looks a little smoother and fresh.This blog posts captures some learning I did about OBS recently.

(CBR 80000 Someone recommended I move above 50 If I wanted 1080, still nothing) (Don't remember this one but I had my Refresh Rate moved above 60) All my In-game settings are maxed and I have no lag whatsoever in-game. I have tried Muaaz Video, EposVox, Tech Guides but no matter what setting (I've tried CPR, VBR, CRF changed the bitrate it's still really blurry. I just started getting into game recording and watched a few videos on how to set up my OBS, I have no problem with Audio, and my Microphone(Headset, Actual Mic wont work) but whenever I try and record my quality is always really poor, blurry and you can't see the textures clearly.