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•Created by Blue Couch Pro on 10/28/2024 in #tech-help

I keep getting blue screen of Death on Davinci Resolve Render

The crash is happening inside of dxg (DirectX), and looks to be relating to paging. Most definetly a graphics/driver problem. Are you OC'ing your card?

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•Created by ItsMartyy_ on 10/21/2024 in #tech-help

MKV AV1

I would start out with the values it suggested, seems alright. If you want them smaller, then yeah, try adding 20 to each value (QP), and check again

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•Created by ItsMartyy_ on 10/21/2024 in #tech-help

MKV AV1

how much additional loss is acceptable for you will be a personal thing, but if you can't tell the video apart after uploading, then you know you would be fine with the smaller files.

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•Created by ItsMartyy_ on 10/21/2024 in #tech-help

MKV AV1

I think that is impossible to answer 😅 Do a 1min cut, and try intervals of 20. Youtube will be re-compressing everything you give them, so you would like to upload files that are of as good of a quality as you can manage, imo. If you've got a decent upload speed, and you are okay floating the storage temporarily, its might fine as is, since I assume you'll be removing the original after uploading to YT

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•Created by ItsMartyy_ on 10/21/2024 in #tech-help

MKV AV1

no, I wouldnt mess with that unless you're doing HDR. And, yes, that is what I meant (Constant QP). Those numbers seem a touch low, meaning the files might be a bit large, but should be excellent quality 🙂 (bigger number, more compression = smaller files, lower quality)

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•Created by ItsMartyy_ on 10/21/2024 in #tech-help

MKV AV1

depends on what you plan to do with the footage afterwards (upload to yt, archive on storage you have, share with others, etc). I assume in the rate control you should have CQP, CQ or something like that, and yo you can leave the qualityu at "best", or step down one, depending on the usecase

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•Created by ItsMartyy_ on 10/21/2024 in #tech-help

MKV AV1

it does matter, but to a much lesser extent than tuning the rate control up a bit. Consider switching to a quality based rate control, if quality is the highest priority

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•Created by Myles FAE on 10/1/2024 in #tech-help

OBS Profile & Level

another thing is that increasing the level does not inherently make the stream higher quality. Its more that it could potentially permit it to be higher. Your AMD card wont use 5 ref frames, even if the profiles allows it. So essentially, you're only excluding potential devices from watching, for no reason. Auto is friend imo, unless you are doing something very specific, then it will pick the right value for you 🙂

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•Created by Myles FAE on 10/1/2024 in #tech-help

OBS Profile & Level

higher is better, until it does not work on devices 😛 Old smart TVs and old chromecast's might reject a stream due to the level being to high. I would suggest leaving it on auto, and it will generally pick a sane value for what you've chosen. L4.2 is very common for 1080p60. Level 5+ would exclude a fair number of devices (assuming they chose to listen), assuming it can't just pick a lower resolution/transcode.

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