Can't believe it, ty. Was just trying to record some WoW Classic videos and the recordings were flickering but I don't remember that happening before.. ty so much, finally, they seem okay again. ty.
No there isn't a fix for that its literally the only way to capture it and for some reason it has to be yellow they could have did another color....! Unfortunately this is the way!
It hasn't worked for me, I did as exactly you show on the video, for the first 10 minutes were fine and then the flickering come back. I have two monitors, if I put OBS Studio and the Game on the same monitor, it is fine. If I put the game on my main monitor and OBS on the second monitor to read the chat, the flickering starts. Do you have any idea why? :(
@@icefrog4606 Hey not sure if you got the issue resolved but would recommend trying these : Encoder: Hardware (NVENC)(New) Bitrate: 3500 Rate control: CBR Keyframe interval: 2 Preset: Quality Make sure to run the application as administrator You might drop a couple frames in-game but not in OBS If you are using streamlabs OBS I would recommend OBS studio instead it takes less load on your PC Please let me know the outcome.
Sadly this is not a fix. This is simply using Window Capture instead of Game capture, which is suboptimal. They are aware of the issue with COD:MW and NVIDIA Overlay/Filters but there is not an actual fix at this time.
@@GunSlingerJr. I should be done by streaming pc build this week if I’m able to get my hands on the 6800 xt this Wednesday for my gaming pc I’ll be able to put my 2080ti in my streaming pc and test it out... if not it should deff defeat the lag/FPS loss that window/display capture give when using one of the two but hopefully just game capture works... Also I heard yesterday that messing around with the Nvidia filters “color” can fix the flickering issue... I’m going to try to figure out what filter is causing it exact.
@@DeathDeclined Great man !! That’s a great graphics card, Hopefully, the game capture works for you, I actually tried messing around with the filters and I was able to decrease the flickering by a significant amount but the video quality was not what I was looking for, I was aiming for more light and color for area's like superstore, Don’t forget to drop a sub if I was helpful and please let me know which video you would like me to do next
@@hussein1361 Hey thanks for reaching out am glad to help Try these settings : Encoder: Hardware (NVENC)(New) Bitrate: 3500 Rate control: CBR Keyframe interval: 2 Preset: Quality Make sure to run the application as administrator You might drop a couple frames in-game but not in OBS If you are using streamlabs OBS I would recommend OBS studio instead it takes less load on your PC Please let me know the outcome.
