Windows 10: Stream Labs OBS

Stream Labs OBS doesn’t show up on my both screens. I’ve tried all the troubleshooting measures I could find. Help, please

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Recording with OBS and Windows 10 Game Stream

Last night I wanted to see what would happen if I used the Windows 10 Xbox stream and recorded with OBS. At first glance it was awesome, being able to have Halo on my nicer monitor instead of my **** TV. When I went back to watch it though the game sound
was amplified and there was a single echo. (I didn't change any of my OBS setting so the game sound shouldn't have been louder). I'm assuming that OBS recorded the game sound from my tv and from the game stream. I'll be looking for a work around, but if anyone
else has a suggestion let me know. Also it should be noted that my Mic and party chat were not echoing, only the actual game sounds from HALO.

 

OBS Streaming Problem

30FPS streams are fine as long as the FPS never dips. If its a constant 30FPS stream it still looks smooth. If you're still experiencing the FPS variation between 30 and 50 then I'm afraid you're probably at an impasse. The issue doesn't lie with OBS (you said it's not dropping frames), it's down to the fact that your PC is probably not pushing the games at the framerate you want to record at. Try running an FPS monitor overlay while you play games and stream. It'll tell you what FPS your games are running at as opposed to relying on what OBS is outputting.

 

OBS Streaming Problem

Hi There! I hope it is not a problem that I am posting this here.

I have a problem with OBS/Streaming (I think.)I use 720p60Fps for streaming. When I stream, OBS is not doing 60 Fps, it jumps between 30-58 Fps, and I cannot seem to fix it. I tried going down to 360p but it's the same. I even tried 1080p60fps and same, 30-58fps, but no 60 constant fps.

I tried using Advanced, and Simple settings. My streamer friend sent me his settings, tried those, same problem. My temperatures never go over 50°C. The card is in the PCI-E 16x slot too. And the GPU Load is not really under heavy load, most of the times. I use NVENC to stream, but with x264 I have the same issue. I tried reinstalling OBS, even fully clearing my previous profiles,settings. I had a fresh Windows reinstall since the last big Windows 10 update. The games which I have problems with are almost all the games. For example, Nioh, Destiny 2, NBA2K18. In these games I always have 60Fps, since I cap/lock it. If I uncap it it goes way above 60, and OBS still struggles to stream with 60Fps.

I tried setting V-SYNC on too, not much results. I also tried turning off NVIDIA ShadowPlay, so it wouldn't even run in the background. I attempted ShadowPlay to stream too, the same issue occours.

Also, I have audio delay too(tried adding Audio Output Capture, didn't fix it.)which is like an 0,5s delay, which I can't seem to fix, but I hope it is caused by my headset, which I'll be switching soon(Or maybe the new audio drivers for the current headset? Soon I'll see to that when the new one arrives.)

My PC specs:
-MSI Z170A Gaming M5
-Intel Core i5-6600K (3.9Ghz)
-NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 3GB (MSI GAMING X)
-Samsung EVO 960 250Gb SSD
-Seagate Barracuda 7200Rpm 1TB
-2x HyperX 8GB Savage DDR4 2133MHz CL13
-Corsair VS550 ATX Power Supply
-Windows 10
-Primary monitor (1920x1080)
-Secondary monitor (1440x900)
All my drivers are up-to-date.

My internet speed is: 120Mbps download ; 12Mbps Upload. I stream with 5500 bitrate.

Also, OBS isn't dropping frames(Its 0% when I stop the stream). The upload speed is always green. I cannot find the problem on the internet, and my friends have no idea what could be the problem.

Sorry for my English, and thank you for the help!

Yours sincerely,
Szentii