GPU is running at 4% capacity when OBS is recording/streaming, my computer can almost certainly handle streaming a baby switch game. Once added, start a recording to check if the audio is fixed you can also check the logs. Global Audio Devices (click the dropdown to change to your capture device). Go to your Settings > Audio > Mic/Auxilary Audio and change it to your Game Capture Device. Got rid of any potential sources in the scene that could've been helping with the lag but even when it's in a scene by itself, it lags. Audio Mixer (click the volume icon to mute it). Resolution is 1280x720, the default resolution of the system (I even tried manually changing it to 1920x1080 but that didn't work either.) I've checked this forum for solutions and none of them work: I didn't mess with any settings (not to my knowledge at least) so I'm not sure why it worked amazingly last week and looks like a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation today. Fast forward to today and I boot up OBS Studio and the picture is extremely laggy. Little to no lag was present in the full hour-plus recording. Currently people who have bought the HD60 elgato will experience sometype of audi. Other note: 23:42:19.843: - source: Elgato HD60 S (dshowinput. The Elgato HD60 gaming capture card, captures gameplay via HDM1 in and out. In this logfile, OBS starts but there is no recording or streaming performed. I recorded some Nintendo Switch gameplay and the recording turned out great. Need to open OBS, start an output session, observe your issue, close the output session, then upload the current log without quitting OBS.

In the 'OUTPUT COLOR RANGE', select 'EXPAND 16235 -> 0255'. 4K60 Pro device configuration: Right click on the 4K60 Pro source in OBS Studio.

So I got an Elgato game capture HD60S+ to stream to twitch and did a test recording to see how it worked about a week ago. Full range source (RGB 0-255, PC RGB) Console / PC RGB output: Full.

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