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HunterAP

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

2ng gpu

You really don't need a second GPU in your system, especially when you already have a 4080. Having more than one GPU, even from the same manufacturer, has performance issues

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•Created by Yodesla on 10/9/2024 in #tech-help

Streaming Pc Build Help

(also unrelated but you can always just take screenshots of your PC instead of pics on mobile)

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•Created by Yodesla on 10/9/2024 in #tech-help

Streaming Pc Build Help

Second, CPU x264 encoding compared to modern GPU h264 is not worth it for the miniscule quality difference Since you're already trying to buy a new GPU for this system and you want AV1 encoding, your best bet would be an Nvidia 40 series since it can do AV1 and has the best h264 encoder quality. It's basically impossible to tell by the human eye the difference between CPU and NVENC h264 on the 40 series

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•Created by Yodesla on 10/9/2024 in #tech-help

Streaming Pc Build Help

Then that's fine to keep it that way

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•Created by Yodesla on 10/9/2024 in #tech-help

Streaming Pc Build Help

So first off, you should not be recording by a constant bitrate, and instead use CRF or CQP. Essentially that tells the encoder to target a quality level, and it will auto-adust the bitrate depending on how complex the scene is. If you did constant bitrate, the filesize would be incredibly too large compared to CRF / CQP, and with no benefits to speak of

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•Created by duracel bubu on 6/20/2024 in #tech-help

best quitaly microphone for the price.

almost like it's micro usb which also breaks often

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

OBS Profile & Level

tl;dr higher level is better

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

OBS Profile & Level

Profiles for a given codec (those being h264 / avc, h265 / hevc, vp9, av1, etc) are essentially a set of capabilities that you are saying you support. Basically, a device or app reports that it supports profiles XYZ for a specific encoder. When that device/app views a video, it needs to support that profile to be able to display the video correctly. Some basic video player apps or things like TV's might not support higher profiles For 99% of use cases, the High profile for h264 works for all modern devices. HEVC and AV1 really only use the main profile for content creation Levels are similar in the sense that they specify some settings, but they are specifically about how the video decoder needs to perform. Higher levels are essentially "you need to support this level of performance" by specifying the decoding speed, maximum frame block size, and max video bitrate that the decoder should expect to work with (IE: Level 6.2 for h264 supports 800Mbps)

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•Created by ItsMartyy_ on 9/29/2024 in #tech-help

Keep getting this error

For future reference, search engines are your friend

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•Created by ItsMartyy_ on 9/29/2024 in #tech-help

Keep getting this error

https://streamlabs.com/obs-plugin

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•Created by ItsMartyy_ on 9/29/2024 in #tech-help

Keep getting this error

How did you get the plugin in the first place

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