![]() ![]() You find it so interesting you can't afford to lose it. There are many situations where you need to record a screen the common ones are where you need to record your games (when you play them) while watching a good video for a streaming video platform. One of such features is screen recording. again unpluging the hdmi and back in fixed it.Every feature on our phones or computers is there for a purpose. Will test more later this week and give update in other games as well.Ībout 3 random black screens (one time in a dota2 game during a fight ) unpluging hdmi and putting it back in fixed it.Īlso 2 times i got complete display loss immediately after startup with some strange static on the monitor. I tried screen record in other area and it seemed a lot better at list in short videos. In the video you will see that the area is rich in details and lots of ground clutter + the lighting is a bit odd and not sure if the green has anything to do with all of itĪMD screen record quality issues after fix - YouTube CrystalDiskMark) measuring random write speed?ĭid complete reinstall with latest driver from amd site - at this time win10-radeon-software-adrenalin-2020-edition-20.4.1-apr2Ĭhecked factory reset option during reinstallįirst tests seem ok - that quality loss does still appear but it seems like it`s more rare now and also i think it has to do with the area i am playing in What is the active connection interface for your NVME drive? Have you run any benchmarks (ex. If yes then i would suggest a clean install of the latest AMD display driver using Display Driver Uninstaller and "Factory reset" afterwards, install the chipset driver (x570) prior to that (if you haven't done it before). 30mbit/s AVC 1080p video should look cleaner overall even compresed by youtube.ĭo your recorded files have similar periodic quality drops before being uploaded? Please check with other from WoW applications/games too. What is happening on your videos can't be defined as "stuttering" since the playback is smooth and has no skipped frames but it does indeed look like your record suffers significant periodic bitrate drops which is not supposed to happen. However your case still looks like you were streaming while having unstable network connection to the hosting service and not just uploading recorded files. This is normal due to compression process your video goes through during the upload to any hosting service. " but the quality is not the same to what i am seeing inside the game". I spent hours on google searches in order to troubleshoot this issue but nothing seems to work. Using Windows 10 and the computer is brand new (assembled about 2 weeks ago) and i am not experiencing any issues with it besides the screen recording explained in this topic.Īttached you will find pictures with my settings. I lowered mouse Polling Rate (google search sugestion) from 500HZ to the minimum of 125HZ I tried lowering/increasing the screen resolution and video bit rate in the AMD software - same issue at any change The monitor was setup to 59Hz, moved it to 60Hz after a google search - same issue (monitor is viewsonig VA2231 seeries) I tried in CS GO the stutter isn`t that bad but the quality is not the same to what i am seeing inside the game. It doesn`t matter if i just opened my pc or I have been playing for hours. This behavior appears anytime i record my screen. The PC case is pretty large and prevents PC heat-up. ![]() Utilization - usually stays between 30% and 50% (very rarely jumps to 60%) the temperature is usualy at around 40C as i have a good airflow provided by 3 ventilators. I checked the performance tab on the AMD software and during play + screen record i get the following loads: The game I am playing is World of Warcraft - everything setup on ultra. This behavior appears to appear at least once in a 10 second interval, sometimes more often (a few times inside a 10 second interval). It`s like the video quality drops from 1080p to 360p. Around second 10 you will observe that the image is stuttering for about 1 second.
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