#Obs studio recording less color manual
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Previously StreamFX used different definitions of some of the standards, which led to users experiencing color differences in streaming and recording. Color Information for BT.601, BT.709 and sRGB now matches OBS Studio! Whether it's high framerate gaming, or GPU heavy applications, AMD users can now enjoy similar performance improvements that NVIDIA users have been enjoying. Changes to Encoders The FFmpeg AMD Encoder integration is ready for use!Īfter several months of testing, the AMD Encoder is now finally ready to be used by everyone! This brings the much coveted zero-copy encoding over to the AMD side. The gains here should be nothing on good hardware, but somewhat noticable in restricted situations. Direct Rendering has been added for many Sources/Filters/Transitions!ĭirect Rendering in OBS skips a small buffering step in OBS Studio, resulting in slightly better performance in VRAM or Memory-Throughput constrained situations.

Your existing scene collections that use this filter will still work, but you will not be able to add new Displacement Mapping filters. It was planned for deprecation after a reasonable replacement was available, and with the Shader support in 0.9 and later, the replacement is now here. This filter was added for personal reasons in the early days of StreamFX, but hasn't seen much use since then. Displacement Mapping is no longer available. Additionally the ranges for the Lift and Gain options have been adjusted to more sensible values. You can now correctly lift the black level or reduce it, as you would have expected. The Lift functionality of Color Grading was broken since it was added and has finally been fixed. Color Grading's Lift and Gain have been improved. Optionally if you do not like faster rendering, you can also opt for the old 'Direct Rendering' method again. The default accuracy is 8 bits per channel, but you can freely select 6, 4, or even 2 bits per channel. You can personally choose to further reduce the GPU impact while sacrificing accuracy by opting for a smaller Look-Up Table. The former method is now up to 25% faster than before, while the latter uses up to 75% less GPU time and up to 25% less GPU memory. It now has two ways to render the effect, with the first one being 'Direct Rendering', and the latter being '#-Bit Look-Up Table' - the new default. Color Grading is now much faster!Ī lot of work has gone into making Color Grading faster in order to allow more users to use the filter while live streaming or recording. Source Mirror now has a minimum size of 1x1 which it will never go below, thus allowing it to mirror delayed sources like Display Capture, Video Capture Source, etc. While the fix for this is more of a work-around, it does what it promises. Changes to Sources/Filters/Transitions Source Mirror can now mirror delayed sources! We will continue dropping older platforms as they get improved in order to stay performant on modern systems - there is no point chasing the past, as it will only get further away with time. The minimum Ubuntu version is now 20.04!Īs Ubuntu 20.04 has been released, the support for 18.04 (and 19.10 by extension) has been permanently dropped.

#Obs studio recording less color manual

Thanks to Elgato sponsoring a MacOS device and cpyarger, the StreamFX project now supports MacOS for the majority of features! Just as with Windows, both the automated and manual Installation methods are available, and the Installation Guide already has been updated with steps for MacOS.

If continuous support isn't your thing, maybe a one-time donation via PayPal is?Ĭhanges to Platform Support StreamFX now works on MacOS 10.15 and later!

#Obs studio recording less color free

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