Not using ffmpegĪnd you could probably set up automatic uploading from some folder over sharex Ok, but in sharex, I only have to press Shift+prntscrn for starting or stopping the recording, in obs we need the whole obs window for controlling the I said, OBS is most likely much more optimized for recording games. And then re-encode it into whatever format is best for your purposes. For which I recommend the UT-Video codec (full range RGB, without subsampling) for minimal impact on game performance (You'll need to record on a different HDD/SSD than where the game is, preferably a good one). So you really should be trying MSI afterburner. Meanwhile game recorders hook into Directx/Vulkan and get an image from there with less disruption to the program. If I understand correctly it records whatever's shown on screen or part of the screen, which is not very efficient. So someone hypothesized some synchronization issue.īut your main problem is sharex is a screen recorder and not a game recorder.
And if I remember correctly it only happens when audio is recorded as well. It's about dropping frames when there's nothing graphic resource hungry is running, without real justifiable cause. Your problem is not the same, at least mostly not. My game is flawless at around 75 fps, but the moment I start screen recording using Shift+PrntScrn, the Fps drops to less than 25 wtf. I used the Screen Recorder Capture to get the audio as well, for which ShareX had to download and install something, otherwise the default one could not record the in-game audio. This is still an issue for many, including me, shame it's been over 5 years, and no solution.
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