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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
(And monitoring.)
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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
https://www.ocbase.com This, which is the first google result. It's a stress-test program.
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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
It almost sounds as if you simply run out of VRAM, or there is something wrong with your GPU's VRAM (if the latter, it'll need to get support from the manufacturer), without googling the error codes (typing them manually is a pain).
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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
If you use BlueScreenViewer from NirSoft, it can allow you to google the relevant error messages, which leads to more useful results in my experience.
But just to make sure, what GPU do you have, and what PSU? And can you run a GPU stress test with OCCT?
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•Created by Jedith on 10/19/2024 in #tech-help
No Longer Able to Send 8000kbps bitrate to Twitch
Go to speedtest.net and make sure it's not on your ISP's end, with you just being unable to send over 6k regardless of where.
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•Created by Birdie on 10/18/2024 in #tech-help
Streaming Quality Issues + Noise Gate Help
Google "ERA 6," they used to give it (processing suite) away for free (and then took the version offline, not gone back to charging), so it's still available on some sites, they have a module called "Mouth de-clicker," which works wonders.
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•Created by Birdie on 10/18/2024 in #tech-help
Streaming Quality Issues + Noise Gate Help
To help with the noise gate thing - noise gate doesn't remove noise. It just dictates the minimum threshold under which your microphone is "off" so to speak. If you speak, and go over the threshold defined, the gate opens, and it lets all sound through.
You want a noise remover, not a noise gate.
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•Created by metagamers on 5/26/2024 in #tech-help
Issues with M1 Max to Twitch
@metagamers I'd still say these things:
1. It sounds weird your son's quality is better. Medium CPU-encoding should look better than what you showed us, and better than any gpu-encoding onto twitch at 6k. So something is still a bit off here.
2. You can improve your quality by lowering resolution. The whole point of increasing resolution is to have more details per inch, but if your details are all fuzzy at a higher res, that defeats the purpose anyway.
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•Created by metagamers on 5/26/2024 in #tech-help
Issues with M1 Max to Twitch
Anyway, X264 cpu encoding's better quality than GPUs. People prefer GPU encoding because the hit to performance is much lesser.
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•Created by metagamers on 5/26/2024 in #tech-help
Issues with M1 Max to Twitch
You're streaming using the CPU anyway.
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•Created by metagamers on 5/26/2024 in #tech-help
Issues with M1 Max to Twitch
This does look way worse than I'd expect medium x264 to look, for sure.
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•Created by metagamers on 5/26/2024 in #tech-help
Issues with M1 Max to Twitch
1. Link the stream VoD, so we'll be able to tell if it's expected Twitch quality.
2. People will ask you to share your OBS logs.
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•Created by Palmaurian on 5/12/2024 in #tech-help
W11 refuses to finish the 23H2 update
I remember when I had to put pagefile on another drive. Not recommended since it impacts speed quite a bit, but as a stopgap measure, it works.
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•Created by Birdie on 5/18/2024 in #tech-help
Best CPU to pair with a 1060 3GB
Yeah, especially as 3 GB VRAM is very limiting for actually playing video-games, even at 1080p. But if you want to use it for a home network storage, or as a streaming PC, you don't really need much, and the GPU won't be a bottleneck either.
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•Created by CBDemented_sir on 5/6/2024 in #tech-help
Recording with a requirement for size as much as quality.
I think your question got cut short at the end there.
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•Created by Danny Lightning on 5/3/2024 in #tech-help
DaVinci resolve, my videos look blurry or pixelated when the FPS games have a lot of movement
From the original blurry photo, I couldn't even tell he had a beard. Thought he just had two black tufts 😄
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•Created by ButteredHotdog on 3/30/2024 in #tech-help
Why does this happen?
@JayDoubleUAye Since you seem to be checking semi-infrequently, I'll post some questions and then what to do depending on the answer, and reasoning. So you could go forth without waiting for another back-and-forth.
1. Start with updating BIOS and chipset drivers. This is always good.
2. If you just press power multiple times, does it work, or do you have to go to the power switch on the rear? Cause if just pressing power multiple times works, it might even be something as innocuous as the switch itself being faulty.
3. What happens when you press power and it doesn't work? Is the computer screen black but the PC "turns on"? From the video it seems to not be the case, but if that is the case, then BIOS (voltage/power) settings could very much be at fault.
4. If you do indeed have to turn the power switch on the rear off every time this happens, and if the computer entirely doesn't power up, which seems to be the case, do the following:
1. Try swapping your PC power cable, and maybe try connecting it to a different socket, preferably a different phase if you live somewhere with a multi-phase electric, to determine it's not a problem external to the PC.
2. Do what I said, by turning off the rear power and even potentially taking it out of the socket for a night, in case there's some capacitor issue. But this will only really help identify it, which is less useful if the issue is intermittent, and still leaves you needing to find whether it's the PSU or the MoBo that's faulty and replace them.
3. What's your PSU's wattage, and what's your CPU + GPU combo? It's possible that your PSU simply hit the limit, especially as it's aging. Try removing unneeded USB devices, turning off your RGB, and see if it makes a difference.
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•Created by ButteredHotdog on 3/30/2024 in #tech-help
Why does this happen?
If a computer has issues and it's not RAM-related, which is #1 culprit, it's usually PSU/Mobo stuff >.>
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•Created by ButteredHotdog on 3/30/2024 in #tech-help
Why does this happen?
Definitely update the BIOS/chipset. And try what I outlined. If that doesn't work, then yeah, either a faulty motherboard or faulty PSU are the most likely culprits.
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•Created by ButteredHotdog on 3/30/2024 in #tech-help
Why does this happen?
Have you tried turning off the power switch for an entire night, just to see if it helps any? It sounds more like a capacitor issue of some kind than a PSU issue to me.
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