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  1. 18 hours ago, stanislas69 said:

    Interesting could you upload the profile ? 'ight be of use for people wanting to stream :)

    OBS profiles

    HQ_Recording.zip - rec.709 - no scaling - use simple settings, advanced settings are in place but are not optimised. (better ffmpeg/obs compatibility required upstream)

    Streaming.zip - rec.601 - scaled to 720p. (If you are streaming to youtube you can remove the scaling and stream in 1080p, youtube will accept whatever amount of bandwidth you can provide, so send it as much as you can. Twitch has a 6000 kbps limit afaik, and no 1080p unless you are partnered.)

     

    @superflytom you should edit your post and replace the shortened link with a full link, that way the forum can auto-embed the video.

  2. @wowgetoffyourcellphone It was the very next thing I uploaded, but I had to transcode it before uploading because it breached the 120gig limit for youtube uploads (apparently there is a limit.) Anyway, YouTube takes much longer to process compressed video than uncompressed, so although it was uploaded two days earlier than the other video, it was available on youtube after three days, which meant it was made public on the 19th with an "upload date" of the 16th. In america it was the 18th so youtube shows that as the publish date. It's very confusing. YouTube becomes as confused as I do and it doesn't index it for an extra day or two, or something. lol here it is anyway: 

     

    You need to record with l444 color format (also a bt.709 ("yuv709") color space profile) or 0 A.D. records with reddish-yellow washed color. In the YouTube "stats for nerds" there will be a "color" section if your video has received the vp9 transcode, this should show bt.709. (This might be irrelevant, youtube might transcode to bt.709 by default, regardless of what format you uploaded in.) In any case, one or both of those color settings will greatly increase the color quality of local recordings. If you are using OBS for streaming and recording, you might want to use a seperate profile for streaming, one with scaling applied and a lower color space to save CPU cycles. If you need any more help, pm me here.    (Edited)

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  3. - Text corruption

    - Visible bounding boxes around text on buttons

    - Random lines

    - Unit selection rectangle not visible

     

    These problems in this video don't look serious on when watched on a 1440p screen, but they look very noticeable if you watch on a 4k screen

    I'm not expecting this fixed anytime soon, I think 4k users would be about 1%

    I hope you have a nice day :) 

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