Hello, Thanks for taking a look. I have an original Xbox and I purchased a HD Link Cable for it to display on my HD screen, when I get the new display modes, I can't get it to display in 720, or 1080, if I choose those resolutions nothing happens. I am new to the original xbox, so I am hoping I have missed something someplace. Let me know of any suggestions or if you need more information or pictures. Thanks so much!
I pre-ordered on Xbox so I got my McLaren PO edition and it's waaay faster than the regular 720. Then I spent hours and hours and hours on the auction house sniping for a Porsche PO.... Now it was fair that they gave us the Aston Martin because there was no where you could actually pre+order from and get that car. Personally I think the reward should have been the Ford Focus PO, just like the Aston without hours of sniping and there was no way to legimately get the car... But now I have 2 PO Porsches and I just don't think it's fair if I pre ordered from Amazon or if they give away the McLaren PO I would be pissed.... Thoughts?
My Nvidia Shield Pro is running 8.1.1 and here is how I was able to play 50 Free Xbox Games on Project xCloud:
I ran it over 5Ghz and there is a lot of pixelation. It is better over Ethernet but I still saw lots of artefacts / compression. Input lag was ok, it was there but not terrible. Certain games (Halo / general FPS's) its more noticeable as you need that quicker response. However for an initial preview, its still pretty impressive. I also tried this on my Samsung phone and it did seem to run better. FYI - the preview is capped at 720.
Screenshot of one of the games
(Can also share some gameplay footage)
If I’m on my Xbox or I’m on my Roku, I consistently have problems with YouTube TV quality. It is always in 480 or below and when I force set it to 720 it consistently buffers.
Now you might say well your internet sucks, well I don’t have this problem on any other streaming service, Netflix or Sling TV and I don’t have this problem when I am gaming online.
Idk what to do. About to just switch back to cable
All prices include shipping to the US (with the exception of Hawaii and Alaska).
I always give discounts on purchases of multiple games/consoles. Feel free to make your own offer on multiple items. The only prices that aren't negotiable are individual items.
Bundle Deals
For $5-$6 games (scroll through the list, and you'll see hundreds of games listed at $5 and $6; these games can be bundled for these deals)
This post is organized as follows. There's a TON here, so please check out everything, as items can be easy to miss!
Feel free to ask for detailed pictures on anything! Pictures for a lot of items are hyperlinked throughout the post. If you want more photos on any items, just ask! I'm honestly cool with taking as many photos as you'd like.
1) Consoles/Console Bundles
Consoles are all tested thoroughly and working. ALL consoles listed have all cords needed to play right away
Nintendo
Sony
2) Controllers/Accessories
Controllers are all OEM and tested thoroughly. Any defects are noted.
Gamecube
NES
Nintendo 64
Playstation 2
Sega Dreamcast
Wii
XBOX 360
3) Games
Games are CIB, unless otherwise noted. Games are all working great, and condition of games ranges from good to like new. As a precaution, assume discs and cases/artwork will show normal wear. Feel free to ask for pictures of any game(s)!
GBA
Loose
Gamecube
N64
CIB
Game Only
NES
CIB
Carts Only
Nintendo 3DS
Carts Only
Panasonic 3DO
Playstation
Long Box Games
Regular Games
Playstation 2
Playstation 3
Sega CD
Sega Dreamcast
Sega Genesis
Carts Only
Sega Master System
Sega Saturn
SNES
Cart Only
TurboGrafx 16
Wii
Wii U
XBOX
XBOX 360
4) Factory Sealed Games
Playstation
Playstation 2
Wii
XBOX
Now, I am not saying that I entirely hate the console. PUT YOUR PITCHFORKS DOWN, PEOPLE! It's just its naming scheme. How come it is, that when Nintendo names their console the Wii U, they get shit PR from it, "Oh it's just Wii upgrade with a tablet." How come Microsoft isn't getting the shit PR for calling their console the "Xbox One Series X?" This just sounds like another Xbox One X upgrade. Why not call it the "Xbox Two," or, how about this? The "Xbox 720?" Why does Microsoft have an infatuation with the number "ONE?" It's just bullshit how two-faced the gaming community can be. From "HEY, FUCK YOU NINTENDO, YOU REUSED THE SAME NAMING SCHEME OF THE LAST CONSOLE," to "Ohh this Xbox One Series X is so hyped!" It just looks like an Xbox One X crossed between a refrigerator.
Hi HWS, trying to sell off some stuff laying around - local is Boston, MA or Eastern CT (02129 / 06226). General timestamps are at the bottom and are dated, as I took the pictures and forgot to list. I also have some older timestamps with more angles for items. Feel free to make offers as well.
Brickless Skyreach 4 Mini Full Build | Used | $1000 local | Local Only
HP Omen 27" 1440p 165Hz G-SYNC Monitor | Used | $230 local | Local Only | Timestamps
Lenovo Yoga 720-13IKB 2-in-1 | Used | $400 local, $450 shipped | Timestamps
2x Noctua NF-A8 + NF-B9 | Used | $10 local, $15 shipped | Timestamps
OG 500GB Xbox One w/ Controller | Used | $80 local | Local Only | Timestamps
8GB (2x4) HyperX Genesis DDR3-1600 RAM | Used | $15 local, $20 shipped
Okay, I’m streaming from an xbox to my Windows laptop. My camera quality of my while I stream is perfectly fine but what I’m running into is my game I am streaming is pixelated and no running at 1080 or even 720.. I’m also using an HD60 Capture Card S+
Small issue I’m having with using a capture card to stream my xbox one x on mixer. My camera quality in my stream is good but my actual gameplay is pixelated and nowhere near 1080 or even 720 quality.
This is my own setup that has worked great for extending your Index to another room 30’ away as well as numerous tips from various guides on VR cable management. I’ve combined many of the recommendations and through my own playtesting have come up with a system that:
1) Reduces the amount of tension you feel on the headset
2) Enables you to walk around in room scale and not bump into the cord.
3) Provides maximum amount of reach in a 14’x14’ play area
My primary issue was I wanted to use a play space in a different room from the computer, so I needed to run cable extensions approximately 30’ under the house. I used the 33’ DisplayPort Cable and 30’ USB cable extensions listed below. Ran them under the house and up through a hole in the floor. Even with this length, the Index cord would begin at the corner of the room. This isn’t ideal as the cord will need to stretch diagonal across the room to provide a full range. The setup addresses this issue and reduces the tension felt from the pulley system to increase immersion.
Everyone will have their own unique setup since every room is different, where the cables need to originate, and daily use of the room. I’m still learning and really want the VR community to grow. I hope this helps someone have some of the same amazing experiences I’ve had in VR. THANK YOU to anyone that has posted guides and tips, I have learned from you all!
Good luck and have fun!
[Pro Version] KIWI design VR Cable Management, 6 Packs Retractable Ceiling Pulley System for HTC Vive/HTC Vive Pro/Oculus Rift S/PS VR/Microsoft MR/Samsung Odyssey VR Accessories (Black):
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07VQZYN3M/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
2 sets. These are the primary pully system I use. I needed two sets to handle the extra pulleys needed for the size of the room and the height of the ceiling.
KEY-BAK Original Retractable Key Holder with a Black Front, Steel Belt Clip, Split Ring and Made in the USA
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00506XUC4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1 of the: 36" Kevlar (13 oz. Load)
2 of the: 48" Kevlar (8 oz. Load)
These are utilized with the KIWI system. They have additional strength to pull when needed to lift the extension-loop section as well as ensure the cable pulls up and back when you move TOWARDS where the cable originates.
CABLEDECONN Fiber 8K 4K DisplayPort Cable DP 1.4 HBR3 8K@60Hz 4K@144Hz High Speed 32.4Gbps Optical Fiber Slim and Flexible DP to DP Cable 10m 33ft:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00V7NOST8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1 cord. It is important the cable is able to handle 4K@144Hz for quality on the Index. They are expensive for a reason. Don’t go cheap here. Be careful when routing and try not to have sharply bend or damage the cable.
Cable Matters 2-Pack DisplayPort to DisplayPort Coupler (DisplayPort Female to Female Coupler)
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00YFPM2CU/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Used to connect the extension DisplayPort Cable to the Index HMD cord. I've had no issues with the passive one above, but these are popular too:
Cable Matters DisplayPort Repeater (DisplayPort Signal Booster, DisplayPort Amplifier) with 8K Video Resolution for Oculus Rift S, HTC Vive Pro, Gaming Monitors and More https://www.amazon.com/Cable-Matters-102039-DisplayPort-Repeater/dp/B07D949F59/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=DisplayPort+Coupler&qid=1582446858&s=electronics&sr=1-5
UGREEN USB Extension Cable USB 3.0 Male to Female Active Repeater Cable with Signal Amplifier Repeater for Printers, WiFi Antenna, Playstation, HTC Vive, Keyboard, Game Console (32FT):
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01FQ88CHS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1 cord. Not sure if this cable can be different or not, but many of the reviews indicate they worked with VR headsets. I can confirm it works with the Index.
Vinyl Coated Screw-In Wall Hooks (6 needed) I bought these at a local HomeDepot. I just chose black to match the pulleys and the vinyl coated ones to potentially protect the WIKI attachment points. Here is something similar:
https://www.amazon.com/WaterLuu-Inches-Ceiling-Kitchen-Outdoor/dp/B07FCBRNWH/ref=sr_1_8?keywords=black+screw+hooks&qid=1582330299&sr=8-8
6 hooks.
Carabiners - 20 Pack Spring Snap Hook Carabiner Galvanized Steel Clip Keychain
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B071NZ4M81/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Used to attach the key holders to the hooks.
Room dimensions: 14’ x 14’ with a ceiling of 8’6”
Standard measurements for hooks:
1st hook utilizes the 36" Kevlar (13 oz. Load) key holder and one KIWI pulley. The heavier 13oz load is connected direct to the hook via a carabiner and is specifically used here to pull the cable tight back into the wall. With the cable fully extended across the room, the cable essentially lowers to head-level and even potentially lower. This strong pulley ensures it cable is retracted completely to avoid running back into the cable if you return towards the corner. It is rarely felt as its only used when at an extreme length. The KIWI is attached to the 36” Kevlar hook and has less tension so it allows for more immersion when just generally playing.
2nd hook is just two KIWI pulleys chained together.
The 3rd hook is an important part of the system as it does numerous things, so I will cover this section in a bit more detail.
3rd hook has two carabiners attached two 48" Kevlar (8 oz. Load) key holders. Attached to these are 1) a single KIWI pulley that attaches further along the cord that is responsible for cord slack and 2) a rubber band attached directly to the cord beneath the ring to pull the cord up.
First, the two 48” Kevlar 8oz key holders have slightly more strength than the KIWI system to pull up the KIWI pulley attached to the cable and the cable itself up and out of the way. It is always a fine balance of tension and strength, so stronger is not always the best solution.
Second, the additional KIWI pulley attached to the bottom rings of the two 48” Kevlar 8oz key holders is solely responsible to pulling in the slack of the cable. This is tension reduction method as its not lifting all of the cable before it. It is able to pull the cable back in tight when moving back towards the origin point; yet allows the cable slack to extend back own when moving away from the origin point.
Reducing tension is key to immersion.
4th, 5th, and 6th hooks form the Y-system with the center ring attached. The ring is part of the KIWI system and is again focused on reducing tension. If you just used a single hook for the last pulley before your Index HMD, then that hook is stationary no matter where you move, so there will always be some sort of tension pull.
However, if you use the Y-system, the last pulley is now mobile in the area within the triangle (the center of the Y-system). If you move in a direction, the central ring is tension is counter acted by the two other pulleys. It’s hard to explain, and I’m not a mechanical engineer, but it basically ends up being a zero sum of tension within the Y-system and this, reducing the amount of tension felt if you move close under the Y-system. Most of your gameplay will occur here anyways, as even with a 14’x14’ room, you will need to remain centered often.
The center of the Y-system system should be directly over the center of the playspace. I made the Y-system as large as possible, 36” from each hook, to maximize this area.
It works incrediblely well.
Final central ring (7th hook) is a single KIWI pulley attached to the central ring as the last attachment point of the cable system before the Index HMD.
These are where the pulleys attach to the Index cord:
The remaining amount of cable should be approximately 29” to the back side of the Index HMD
When doing the room scale setup, I did not go the edge of the walls. Instead, I drew the lines approximately 18” from the walls to provide a buffer. This is important as during highly immersive movement games, it’s very easy to cross the chaperon boundry quickly going backwards or just charging forward into combat.
Center Mark on the Floor
I used duct tape and just some large metal washers and taped it to the ground. This provides a center point you can feel under your feet. There are other options like mats and pads. I did try a mat (Guardian Air Step Anti-Fatigue Floor Mat, Vinyl, 2'x3': https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0018KTIB8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1), but I found that I would tether myself to the mat often unconsciously. I wouldn’t “step-out” into the room scale of the room as often when using something smaller and less tactile like the duct tape. It’s hard to explain, but it wasn’t as immersive. Removing the pad and just using TurnSignal and the duct-tape/metal washer combo worked best.
Turn Signal
If you don’t have this app on Steam yet, get it. There might be better one day, but this helps to 1) reduce the risk of you twisting the cable too much by a visual representation of the cable twist in games and 2) provides an in-game reference point to the center of the room. It’s not nearly as immersive breaking as I first thought it would be and really helps to glance down quickly to get your bearings in a large space.
The two key features of reducing cable twist and providing an in-game reference point is invaluable. I can’t recommend it enough. It’s so good I’ve considered removing my center marks on the floor, but the center mark is still good for a tactile feel in general playing without having to glance down.
The television is covered by two workout mats. Easy to take off and on, not the best protection, but adds something just in case. When my wife and I play, one of us can sit in the room and watch what the other is playing. This is done by a second video cable running to the room and just acts as a mirrored display of the monitor in which I have VR view enabled (Full screen).
I also ran a second USB cord to a USB hub to support a wifi keyboard (link) and wifi adapter for an Xbox controller to play controller VR games. I didn’t want to use the same dedicated USB cord going to the headset. Probably not needed, but I like to eliminate ANY potential conflicts, data issues, power issues, etc when it comes to the pipeline straight to the Index HMD.
Fan
I have a Honeywell HT-900 fan attached to an Alexa smart plug. It makes it very easy to turn on and off with the Index HMD on while in VR. A fan is really critical to staying cool during long VR sessions as well as helping a little with the Index HMD heat. It also can reduce VR sickness.
The most important part is immersion. To have the fan on in Skyrim VR when in the snowy mountains is just an incredible immersive experience. Many other games give you the same experience since if you see wind or are in a windy location, the feeling of a fan in VR in amazing.
HMD Bar
This is the HMD bar I made so I can hang up the headset if I need to step away quickly. It’s a 1" x 2" piece of wood that I cut to approx 36” and painted black. The left hinge point is a washer on back and front with a long wood screw into the beam. The right side is a large screw hook with vinyl covering (grey piece) screwed into the end of the wood (predrill hole to prevent wood splinting) in which I hang the Index HMD. There is a wooden dowel cut to approx 36” that has a small screw and two washers attached on the outside edge so it can hang down freely. This is the primary way to lower and raise the bar as I needed something stiff to be able to put the bar up. The assembly is secured to the beam with the standard type of magnetic door catch you can get from any hardware store (example on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07L41S5GG/)
Base Plate Vibration Reduction
This is the back of a base station mounting plate that I’ve added rubber o-rings and electrical tape to reduce the vibration noise. Its works great. O-rings are under the electrical tape around each screw hole. Electrical tape around many of the edges and then additional o-rings added to the corners. It’s messy, but totally works. The o-rings act as a rubber buffer instead of foam to absorb more vibration. Electrical tape since it has a natural flex to reduce vibrations and it‘s what I had available. I’ve found the base stations really need to be tight on the wall to help reduce vibration in the assembly.
Plug in Wall Sconces Lamp, Tausende Swing Arm Wall Lamp with On/Off Switch Metal Black Wall Mounted Reading Light Fixture for Indoor Bedroom Bedside - Set of 2:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07SPFTSSC/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I needed something I could plug in and move if needed and didn’t require me to rip up the wall. These are also adjustable to directly lighting to where it’s needed. 2 pairs.
Smart Light Bulbs, Aoycocr BR30 Dimmable LED Light Bulbs, 720 Lumen, Tunable White 2700K - 9000K,9 (80W Equivalent) No Hub Required, Wi-Fi, E26 Base (4 Pack):
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07VCRJ9ZM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
These are controlled via Alexa. I can turn them all on and off with a single command. They have adjustable brightness, and most importantly, I can turn them all red when I play VR. Having the room in red (or green as my wife likes) adds to the immersion as when you accidentally peak under the HMD, everything is a single color so it’s not as distracting as a full color floor. You can even adjust the level of brightness.
[2020 Upgraded] Black Cable Concealer, 157in Cable Cover, PVC Wire Duct - Wire Channel to Hide Cords for TV and and Computer in Home, Office - 10X L15.7in W0.91in H0.51in:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07QQPXRMC/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Cheap, but they work. There are better looking options available, but these do the job. Just gives everything a cleaner look, lights and base stations, so when friends are over its not a mess of wires. 3 sets.
SONGMICS Set of 3 Foldable Storage Boxes with Lids, Fabric Cubes with Label Holders, Storage Bins Organiser, 11.8 x 15.7 x 9.8 Inches, Black URLB40H:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07P5M9SJQ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I have this setup for when I need to put the headset away for a while. I have to take down the pulleys so it can reach the box, so it’s not stored in the box often. It’s secured to the wall with small screws.
WALI Floating Wall Mounted Shelf with Strengthened Tempered Glasses for DVD Players, Cable Boxes, Games Consoles, TV Accessories (CS303), 3 Shelves, Black:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01JQGQFNE/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Plugable Active DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter - Connect Any DisplayPort-Enabled PC or Tablet to an HDMI Enabled Monitor, TV or Projector for Ultra-HD Video Streaming (HDMI 2.0 up to 4K 3840x2160 @60Hz):
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00S0C7QO8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Used to convert the extra DisplayPort Cable to HDMI for the television so others can watch the VR Display on the TV in the same room.
Honeywell HT-900 TurboForce Air Circulator Fan Blackhttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001R1RXUG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I probably went through 3 fans before I settle on this since its one of the quieter ones available.
Have fun and lets keep the VR community growing!
Hi there,
I have an older computer setup. I've been streaming on Twitch & YouTube for the past 4 years now. I'm looking to get the most out of my older computer setup. If anyone can give me some tweaks the get the most out of my computer id appreciate it greatly!!!
I currently stream console games one Xbox One X. I don't know anything about computers. If you know of any PC hardware upgrades i can do with my current rig that's not insanely expensive id appreciate it.
Thank You!!!
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16:00:41.193: input_format: (null)
16:00:41.193: speed: 100
16:00:41.193: is_looping: yes
16:00:41.193: is_hw_decoding: no
16:00:41.193: is_clear_on_media_end: yes
16:00:41.193: restart_on_activate: yes
16:00:41.193: close_when_inactive: no
16:00:41.243: Switched to scene 'Scene'
16:00:41.250: ------------------------------------------------
16:00:41.250: Loaded scenes:
16:00:41.250: - scene 'Scene':
16:00:41.250: - source: 'pc screen' (monitor_capture)
16:00:41.250: - source: '2020' (wasapi_input_capture)
16:00:41.250: - filter: 'Noise Suppression' (noise_suppress_filter)
16:00:41.250: - filter: 'Noise Gate' (noise_gate_filter)
16:00:41.250: - source: 'CHAT VOLUME' (wasapi_output_capture)
16:00:41.250: - source: 'ELGATO' (dshow_input)
16:00:41.250: - filter: 'Video Delay (Async)' (async_delay_filter)
16:00:41.250: - source: 'CAM Setup' (group)
16:00:41.250: - source: 'WEBCAM' (dshow_input)
16:00:41.250: - filter: 'Color Correction' (color_filter)
16:00:41.250: - source: 'FRAME WEBCAM' (image_source)
16:00:41.250: - source: 'FOLLOWER' (text_gdiplus)
16:00:41.250: - filter: 'Scroll' (scroll_filter)
16:00:41.250: - source: '#' (text_gdiplus)
16:00:41.250: - filter: 'Scroll' (scroll_filter)
16:00:41.250: - source: 'BG32.png (2)' (image_source)
16:00:41.250: - filter: 'Scaling/Aspect Ratio' (scale_filter)
16:00:41.250: - source: 'BUBBLEGUTS32' (text_gdiplus)
16:00:41.250: - source: 'ALERTS' (browser_source)
16:00:41.250: - monitoring: monitor only
16:00:41.250: - scene 'INTERMISSION':
16:00:41.250: - source: 'INTERMISSION SCREEN' (image_source)
16:00:41.250: - source: 'CHAT' (browser_source)
16:00:41.250: - monitoring: monitor only
16:00:41.250: - source: 'WEBCAM' (dshow_input)
16:00:41.250: - filter: 'Color Correction' (color_filter)
16:00:41.250: - source: 'ALERTS' (browser_source)
16:00:41.250: - monitoring: monitor only
16:00:41.250: - source: '2020' (wasapi_input_capture)
16:00:41.250: - filter: 'Noise Suppression' (noise_suppress_filter)
16:00:41.250: - filter: 'Noise Gate' (noise_gate_filter)
16:00:41.250: - source: 'CHAT VOLUME' (wasapi_output_capture)
16:00:41.250: - source: 'ELGATO' (dshow_input)
16:00:41.250: - filter: 'Video Delay (Async)' (async_delay_filter)
16:00:41.250: - scene 'BRB':
16:00:41.250: - source: 'BG32' (ffmpeg_source)
16:00:41.250: - source: 'CHAT VOLUME' (wasapi_output_capture)
16:00:41.250: - scene 'FULL WEBCAM':
16:00:41.251: - source: 'WEBCAM' (dshow_input)
16:00:41.251: - filter: 'Color Correction' (color_filter)
16:00:41.251: - scene 'audia':
16:00:41.251: - source: '2020' (wasapi_input_capture)
16:00:41.251: - filter: 'Noise Suppression' (noise_suppress_filter)
16:00:41.251: - filter: 'Noise Gate' (noise_gate_filter)
16:00:41.251: - source: 'ELGATO' (dshow_input)
16:00:41.251: - filter: 'Video Delay (Async)' (async_delay_filter)
16:00:41.251: ------------------------------------------------
16:00:42.822: ---------------------------------
16:00:42.822: [DShow Device: 'ELGATO'] settings updated:
16:00:42.822: video device: Game Capture HD60 Pro (Video) (#01)
16:00:42.822: video path: \\?\pci#ven_12ab&dev_0380&subsys_00061cfa&rev_00#4&8cfdfc0&0&0038#{65e8773d-8f56-11d0-a3b9-00a0c9223196}\{6f814be9-9af6-43cf-9249-c03401000222}
16:00:42.822: resolution: 1920x1080
16:00:42.822: fps: 60.00 (interval: 166666)
16:00:42.822: format: YV12
16:00:42.949: using video device audio: no
16:00:42.949: separate audio filter
16:00:42.949: sample rate: 48000
16:00:42.949: channels: 2
16:00:42.949: audio type: Capture
16:00:42.965: ---------------------------------
16:00:42.965: [DShow Device: 'WEBCAM'] settings updated:
16:00:42.965: video device: HD Pro Webcam C920
16:00:42.965: video path: \\?\usb#vid_046d&pid_082d&mi_00#6&2b178295&0&0000#{65e8773d-8f56-11d0-a3b9-00a0c9223196}\global
16:00:42.965: resolution: 1920x1080
16:00:42.965: fps: 30.00 (interval: 333333)
16:00:42.965: format: MJPEG
16:00:43.989: A sprite cannot be drawn without a width/height
16:00:44.005: A sprite cannot be drawn without a width/height
16:00:44.022: A sprite cannot be drawn without a width/height
16:00:44.038: A sprite cannot be drawn without a width/height
16:00:44.055: A sprite cannot be drawn without a width/height
16:00:44.071: A sprite cannot be drawn without a width/height
16:00:44.521: obs-browser: Uncaught (in promise) Something went wrong. (source: https://streamlabs.com/widgets/chat-box/v1/A421D39D4803BAFD13D5:0)
16:00:44.670: obs-browser: Uncaught (in promise) Something went wrong. (source: https://streamlabs.com/widgets/chat-box/v1/A421D39D4803BAFD13D5:0)
16:04:25.844: Device 'Microphone (AT2020USB+)' invalidated. Retrying
16:04:28.845: [WASAPISource::TryInitialize]:[Microphone (AT2020USB+)] Failed to activate client context: 88890004
16:05:04.891: WASAPI: Device 'Microphone (AT2020USB+)' initialized
16:05:08.733: Device 'Microphone (AT2020USB+)' invalidated. Retrying
16:05:11.736: [WASAPISource::TryInitialize]:[Microphone (AT2020USB+)] Failed to activate client context: 88890004
16:05:23.765: WASAPI: Device 'Microphone (AT2020USB+)' initialized
16:12:20.315: User switched to scene 'INTERMISSION'
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Encoder Parameters:
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Backend:
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Video API: Direct3D 11
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Video Adapter: AMD Radeon R9 200 Series (VEN_1002/DEV_6810/SUB_227d1458/REV_0000)
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> OpenCL: Not Supported
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Transfer: Disabled
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Conversion: Disabled
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Multi-Threading: Disabled
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Queue Size: 8
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Frame:
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Format: NV12 601 Partial
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Resolution: 1280x720
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Frame Rate: 60/1
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Aspect Ratio: 1:1
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Static:
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Usage: Transcoding
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Quality Preset: Balanced
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Profile: Main 3.2
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Coding Type: Automatic
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Max. Reference Frames: 4
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Max. Long-Term Reference Frames: 0
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Rate Control:
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Method: Constant Bitrate
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Pre-Pass Mode: Disabled
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> QP:
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Range: 18 - 51
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> I-Frame: 22
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> P-Frame: 22
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> B-Frame: 22
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Bitrate:
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Target: 6000000 bit/s
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Peak: 6000000 bit/s
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Flags:
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Filler Data: Enabled
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Frame Skipping: Disabled
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Period: 0 Frames
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Behaviour: Skip every Nth frame
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Variance Based Adaptive Quantization: Disabled
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Enforce Hypothetical Reference Decoder: Enabled
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Video Buffering Verfier:
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Buffer Size: 6000000 bits
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Initial Fullness: 100 %
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Max. Access Unit Size: 0
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Picture Control:
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Period:
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> IDR: 120 Frames
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> I: 0 Frames
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> P: 0 Frames
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> B: 0 Frames
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Header Insertion Spacing: 0
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> GOP Alignment: Enabled
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Deblocking Filter: Enabled
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Motion Estimation: Quarter, Half
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> B-Frames:
16:18:27.498: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Pattern: 0
16:18:27.499: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Delta QP: N/A
16:18:27.500: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Reference: Disabled
16:18:27.500: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Reference Delta QP: N/A
16:18:27.500: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Intra-Refresh:
16:18:27.500: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Number of Macroblocks Per Slot: 0
16:18:27.500: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 5> Number of Stripes: 0
16:18:27.503: [CoreAudio AAC: 'avc_aac_stream']: settings:
16:18:27.503: mode: AAC
16:18:27.503: bitrate: 160
16:18:27.503: sample rate: 48000
16:18:27.503: cbr: on
16:18:27.503: output buffer: 1536
16:18:27.504: [rtmp stream: 'adv_stream'] Connecting to RTMP URL rtmp://a.rtmp.youtube.com/live2...
16:18:27.555: [rtmp stream: 'adv_stream'] Interface: Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller (ethernet, 1000 mbps)
16:18:27.912: [rtmp stream: 'adv_stream'] Connection to rtmp://a.rtmp.youtube.com/live2 successful
16:18:27.912: [rtmp stream: 'adv_stream'] New socket loop enabled by user
16:18:27.921: ==== Streaming Start ===============================================
16:18:28.078: [AMF] <Id: 5> Initial Frame Latency is 126587700 nanoseconds.
16:18:28.141: socket_thread_windows: Increasing send buffer to ISB 131072 (buffer: 0 / 788480)
16:18:30.100: socket_thread_windows: Increasing send buffer to ISB 262144 (buffer: 0 / 788480)
16:19:56.261: [rtmp stream: 'adv_stream'] User stopped the stream
16:19:56.261: socket_thread_windows: Normal exit
16:19:56.262: Output 'adv_stream': stopping
16:19:56.262: Output 'adv_stream': Total frames output: 5291
16:19:56.262: Output 'adv_stream': Total drawn frames: 5326
16:19:56.266: ==== Streaming Stop ================================================
16:20:06.704: Settings changed (stream 1)
16:20:06.704: ------------------------------------------------
16:20:20.029: Settings changed (outputs)
16:20:20.029: ------------------------------------------------
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Encoder Parameters:
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Backend:
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Video API: Direct3D 11
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Video Adapter: AMD Radeon R9 200 Series (VEN_1002/DEV_6810/SUB_227d1458/REV_0000)
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> OpenCL: Not Supported
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Transfer: Disabled
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Conversion: Disabled
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Multi-Threading: Disabled
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Queue Size: 8
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Frame:
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Format: NV12 601 Partial
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Resolution: 1280x720
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Frame Rate: 60/1
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Aspect Ratio: 1:1
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Static:
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Usage: Transcoding
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Quality Preset: Balanced
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Profile: Main 3.2
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Coding Type: Automatic
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Max. Reference Frames: 4
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Max. Long-Term Reference Frames: 0
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Rate Control:
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Method: Constant Bitrate
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Pre-Pass Mode: Disabled
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> QP:
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Range: 18 - 51
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> I-Frame: 22
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> P-Frame: 22
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> B-Frame: 22
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Bitrate:
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Target: 6000000 bit/s
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Peak: 6000000 bit/s
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Flags:
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Filler Data: Enabled
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Frame Skipping: Disabled
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Period: 0 Frames
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Behaviour: Skip every Nth frame
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Variance Based Adaptive Quantization: Disabled
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Enforce Hypothetical Reference Decoder: Enabled
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Video Buffering Verfier:
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Buffer Size: 6000000 bits
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Initial Fullness: 100 %
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Max. Access Unit Size: 0
16:20:24.347: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Picture Control:
16:20:24.348: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Period:
16:20:24.348: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> IDR: 120 Frames
16:20:24.348: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> I: 0 Frames
16:20:24.348: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> P: 0 Frames
16:20:24.348: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> B: 0 Frames
16:20:24.348: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Header Insertion Spacing: 0
16:20:24.348: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> GOP Alignment: Enabled
16:20:24.348: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Deblocking Filter: Enabled
16:20:24.348: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Motion Estimation: Quarter, Half
16:20:24.348: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> B-Frames:
16:20:24.348: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Pattern: 0
16:20:24.348: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Delta QP: N/A
16:20:24.348: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Reference: Disabled
16:20:24.348: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Reference Delta QP: N/A
16:20:24.348: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Intra-Refresh:
16:20:24.348: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Number of Macroblocks Per Slot: 0
16:20:24.348: [AMF] [H264]<Id: 12> Number of Stripes: 0
16:20:24.351: [CoreAudio AAC: 'avc_aac_stream']: settings:
16:20:24.351: mode: AAC
16:20:24.351: bitrate: 160
16:20:24.351: sample rate: 48000
16:20:24.351: cbr: on
16:20:24.351: output buffer: 1536
16:20:24.352: [rtmp stream: 'adv_stream'] Connecting to RTMP URL rtmp://a.rtmp.youtube.com/live2...
16:20:24.352: [rtmp stream: 'adv_stream'] Interface: Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller (ethernet, 1000 mbps)
16:20:24.611: [rtmp stream: 'adv_stream'] Connection to rtmp://a.rtmp.youtube.com/live2 successful
16:20:24.611: [rtmp stream: 'adv_stream'] New socket loop enabled by user
16:20:24.615: ==== Streaming Start ===============================================
16:20:24.779: [AMF] <Id: 12> Initial Frame Latency is 130670900 nanoseconds.
16:20:24.821: socket_thread_windows: Increasing send buffer to ISB 131072 (buffer: 0 / 788480)
16:20:26.803: socket_thread_windows: Increasing send buffer to ISB 262144 (buffer: 0 / 788480)
16:22:00.341: User switched to scene 'Scene'
16:41:20.353: User switched to scene 'INTERMISSION'
16:42:35.721: User switched to scene 'Scene'
17:07:38.461: socket_thread_windows: Increasing send buffer to ISB 524288 (buffer: 0 / 788480)
17:23:54.552: User switched to scene 'INTERMISSION'
17:24:00.762: User switched to scene 'Scene'
17:24:15.160: User switched to scene 'Scene'
18:21:14.812: socket_thread_windows: Increasing send buffer to ISB 1048576 (buffer: 0 / 788480)
18:21:44.798: socket_thread_windows: Increasing send buffer to ISB 2097152 (buffer: 0 / 788480)
19:07:17.522: User switched to scene 'INTERMISSION'
19:07:18.909: User switched to scene 'Scene'
19:31:18.813: [rtmp stream: 'adv_stream'] User stopped the stream
19:31:18.813: socket_thread_windows: Normal exit
19:31:18.814: Output 'adv_stream': stopping
19:31:18.814: Output 'adv_stream': Total frames output: 687236
19:31:18.814: Output 'adv_stream': Total drawn frames: 687257 (687268 attempted)
19:31:18.814: Output 'adv_stream': Number of lagged frames due to rendering lag/stalls: 11 (0.0%)
19:31:18.822: ==== Streaming Stop ================================================
19:31:34.822: adding 21 milliseconds of audio buffering, total audio buffering is now 64 milliseconds (source: ELGATO)
19:31:34.822:
19:53:45.572: ==== Shutting down ==================================================
19:53:45.601: Switched to scene '(null)'
19:53:45.647: WASAPI: Device 'Microphone (AT2020USB+)' Terminated
19:53:45.771: WASAPI: Device 'Headset Earphone (2- Astro MixAmp Pro Voice)' Terminated
19:53:47.639: All scene data cleared
19:53:47.639: ------------------------------------------------
19:53:47.718: Freeing OBS context data
19:53:47.826: [Scripting] Total detached callbacks: 0
19:53:47.881: == Profiler Results =============================
19:53:47.881: run_program_init: 5040.3 ms
19:53:47.881: ┣OBSApp::AppInit: 60.03 ms
19:53:47.881: ┃ ┗OBSApp::InitLocale: 15.751 ms
19:53:47.881: ┗OBSApp::OBSInit: 4822.6 ms
19:53:47.881: ┣obs_startup: 9.306 ms
19:53:47.881: ┗OBSBasic::OBSInit: 4156.96 ms
19:53:47.881: ┣OBSBasic::InitBasicConfig: 0.597 ms
19:53:47.881: ┣OBSBasic::ResetAudio: 0.213 ms
19:53:47.881: ┣OBSBasic::ResetVideo: 744.408 ms
19:53:47.881: ┣OBSBasic::InitOBSCallbacks: 0.014 ms
19:53:47.881: ┣OBSBasic::InitHotkeys: 0.066 ms
19:53:47.881: ┣obs_load_all_modules: 2546.14 ms
19:53:47.881: ┃ ┣obs_init_module(coreaudio-encoder.dll): 23.587 ms
19:53:47.881: ┃ ┣obs_init_module(decklink-ouput-ui.dll): 0.813 ms
19:53:47.881: ┃ ┣obs_init_module(enc-amf.dll): 533.071 ms
19:53:47.881: ┃ ┣obs_init_module(frontend-tools.dll): 8.643 ms
19:53:47.881: ┃ ┣obs_init_module(image-source.dll): 0.005 ms
19:53:47.881: ┃ ┣obs_init_module(logi_obs_plugin_x64.dll): 1000.61 ms
19:53:47.881: ┃ ┣obs_init_module(obs-browser.dll): 0.764 ms
19:53:47.881: ┃ ┣obs_init_module(obs-ffmpeg.dll): 0.857 ms
19:53:47.881: ┃ ┃ ┗nvenc_check: 0.837 ms
19:53:47.881: ┃ ┣obs_init_module(obs-filters.dll): 0.031 ms
19:53:47.881: ┃ ┣obs_init_module(obs-outputs.dll): 0.014 ms
19:53:47.881: ┃ ┣obs_init_module(obs-qsv11.dll): 678.726 ms
19:53:47.881: ┃ ┣obs_init_module(obs-text.dll): 0.361 ms
19:53:47.881: ┃ ┣obs_init_module(obs-transitions.dll): 0.01 ms
19:53:47.881: ┃ ┣obs_init_module(obs-vst.dll): 0.002 ms
19:53:47.881: ┃ ┣obs_init_module(obs-x264.dll): 0.004 ms
19:53:47.881: ┃ ┣obs_init_module(rtmp-services.dll): 7.826 ms
19:53:47.881: ┃ ┣obs_init_module(text-freetype2.dll): 0.337 ms
19:53:47.881: ┃ ┣obs_init_module(vlc-video.dll): 3.311 ms
19:53:47.881: ┃ ┣obs_init_module(win-capture.dll): 0.348 ms
19:53:47.881: ┃ ┣obs_init_module(win-decklink.dll): 5.524 ms
19:53:47.881: ┃ ┣obs_init_module(win-dshow.dll): 4.213 ms
19:53:47.881: ┃ ┣obs_init_module(win-ivcam.dll): 0.003 ms
19:53:47.881: ┃ ┣obs_init_module(win-mf.dll): 0 ms
19:53:47.881: ┃ ┣obs_init_module(win-wasapi.dll): 0.009 ms
19:53:47.881: ┃ ┗reset_win32_symbol_paths: 0.162 ms
19:53:47.881: ┣OBSBasic::ResetOutputs: 10.762 ms
19:53:47.881: ┣OBSBasic::CreateHotkeys: 0.056 ms
19:53:47.881: ┣OBSBasic::InitService: 14.377 ms
19:53:47.881: ┣OBSBasic::InitPrimitives: 0.227 ms
19:53:47.881: ┗OBSBasic::Load: 623.454 ms
19:53:47.881: obs_hotkey_thread(25 ms): min=0.005 ms, median=0.016 ms, max=93.468 ms, 99th percentile=0.236 ms, 99.9995% below 25 ms
19:53:47.881: audio_thread(Audio): min=0 ms, median=0.873 ms, max=46.978 ms, 99th percentile=3.02 ms
19:53:47.881: ┗receive_audio: min=0.004 ms, median=0.703 ms, max=10.375 ms, 99th percentile=2.331 ms, 0.832159 calls per parent call
19:53:47.882: ┣buffer_audio: min=0.001 ms, median=0.002 ms, max=0.403 ms, 99th percentile=0.005 ms
19:53:47.882: ┗do_encode: min=0.318 ms, median=0.696 ms, max=10.353 ms, 99th percentile=2.317 ms
19:53:47.882: ┣encode(avc_aac_stream): min=0.496 ms, median=0.697 ms, max=10.341 ms, 99th percentile=1.167 ms, 0.0076499 calls per parent call
19:53:47.882: ┗encode(avc_aac_stream): min=0.309 ms, median=0.675 ms, max=4.199 ms, 99th percentile=2.269 ms
19:53:47.882: obs_graphics_thread(16.6667 ms): min=0.074 ms, median=2.582 ms, max=505.076 ms, 99th percentile=4.844 ms, 99.9914% below 16.667 ms
19:53:47.882: ┣tick_sources: min=0.001 ms, median=0.031 ms, max=504.987 ms, 99th percentile=0.423 ms
19:53:47.882: ┣output_frame: min=0.066 ms, median=1.967 ms, max=51.682 ms, 99th percentile=3.898 ms
19:53:47.882: ┃ ┣gs_context(video->graphics): min=0.065 ms, median=1.75 ms, max=51.681 ms, 99th percentile=3.395 ms
19:53:47.882: ┃ ┃ ┣render_video: min=0.005 ms, median=1.581 ms, max=49.501 ms, 99th percentile=3.095 ms
19:53:47.882: ┃ ┃ ┃ ┣render_main_texture: min=0.003 ms, median=1.451 ms, max=49.487 ms, 99th percentile=2.859 ms
19:53:47.882: ┃ ┃ ┃ ┣render_output_texture: min=0.008 ms, median=0.012 ms, max=0.895 ms, 99th percentile=0.093 ms, 0.825162 calls per parent call
19:53:47.882: ┃ ┃ ┃ ┣render_convert_texture: min=0.009 ms, median=0.012 ms, max=0.868 ms, 99th percentile=0.041 ms, 0.825162 calls per parent call
19:53:47.882: ┃ ┃ ┃ ┗stage_output_texture: min=0.002 ms, median=0.137 ms, max=2.086 ms, 99th percentile=0.509 ms, 0.825162 calls per parent call
19:53:47.882: ┃ ┃ ┣gs_flush: min=0.032 ms, median=0.063 ms, max=40.381 ms, 99th percentile=0.512 ms
19:53:47.882: ┃ ┃ ┗download_frame: min=0 ms, median=0.059 ms, max=1.47 ms, 99th percentile=0.257 ms, 0.825162 calls per parent call
19:53:47.882: ┃ ┗output_video_data: min=0.284 ms, median=0.38 ms, max=2.25 ms, 99th percentile=0.841 ms, 0.82516 calls per parent call
19:53:47.882: ┗render_displays: min=0 ms, median=0.487 ms, max=198.46 ms, 99th percentile=1.427 ms
19:53:47.882: video_thread(video): min=1.528 ms, median=5.135 ms, max=214.271 ms, 99th percentile=6.786 ms
19:53:47.882: ┗receive_video: min=1.525 ms, median=5.132 ms, max=214.268 ms, 99th percentile=6.781 ms
19:53:47.882: ┗do_encode: min=1.524 ms, median=5.131 ms, max=214.267 ms, 99th percentile=6.78 ms
19:53:47.882: ┣encode(streaming_h264): min=1.524 ms, median=5.068 ms, max=14.905 ms, 99th percentile=5.986 ms, 0.00765287 calls per parent call
19:53:47.882: ┗encode(streaming_h264): min=1.496 ms, median=5.111 ms, max=214.24 ms, 99th percentile=6.745 ms
19:53:47.882: OBSBasic::ResetOutputs: 1.918 ms
19:53:47.882: =================================================
19:53:47.882: == Profiler Time Between Calls ==================
19:53:47.882: obs_hotkey_thread(25 ms): min=24.076 ms, median=25.564 ms, max=118.956 ms, 48.7782% within ±2% of 25 ms (0.0218889% lower, 51.1999% higher)
19:53:47.882: obs_graphics_thread(16.6667 ms): min=0.961 ms, median=16.667 ms, max=505.083 ms, 99.4735% within ±2% of 16.667 ms (0.263083% lower, 0.26344% higher)
19:53:47.882: =================================================
19:53:48.374: Number of memory leaks: 0
