Closed PowaBanga closed 1 year ago
wow it really is strange
a few things to rule out first:
Recently there have been quite a few updates to the kernels of some distros due to vulnerabilities that were discovered so it would be worthwhile to also see if there are no pending updates for the system
Try to update simplescreen, (the current version is 0.4.4, the easiest way to get it is to compile it directly from here on github, it's easy and the instructions on how to do it are at the bottom of the page). repository). [Some people seem to have problems with the version of Snap on some distributions]
Try to use the different recording modes in rectangle or window or full screen mode (if you use rectangle mode make sure you are not capturing empty areas or going off screen especially on multi-monitor machines)
adjust the capture fps, especially if they are very high, try lower settings like 60/50-30 (or less) fps. -it is rare but especially if you have used custom settings first try the default settings, (MKV format with h.264 codec). ratio 23-24.
if the problem persists it may be a conflict with the linux window composer, try changing it to X11 mode or disable the composer effects in the linux options. in addition try using another desktop such as KDE plasma or gnome, in case it is a cinammon problem that is not solved by disabling the effects of the screen composer (if it were the problem you would have to notify the cinammon team or wait for a next update)
[although it seems to me that this is not the case] if it only happens with firefox (try another browser or disable extensions or windows that are not necessary) - Some games and streaming pages like netflix have DRM's to prevent video from being captured (I don't know if it affects all systems or just to windows and android).
_weird but not least: If you are using an additional or external display, it is firmly connected (especially on multi-monitor rigs Simplescreen is configured to auto switch input source if signal is lost)
These are first instructions for common failures, if it still persists, let us know to see what we can do within our reach. also check if the SSR log (text that appears in the recording window does not show you any failure or error log)
Hi everyone,
I'm on Linux Mint Uma 20.3. I tested all possibilities with same issues (blinking, 'shearing'). It's seem coming from NVIDIA videocard. You don't have to try to change preferences and options in the Linux nvidia X Server Settings like 'Allow Flipping' or not, it doesn't change anything.
I've tested OBS Studio with x264 setting, unfortunately same problem appears (blinking and shearing).
If someone has an idea... it's welcome. Thanks Regards mlig
problem was fixed by installing mesa in my case
@mlig212 which are your graphics cards and drivers ?
have you only one graphic card on your computer ? (lspci -k | grep -EA3 'VGA|3D|Display'
)
Here a sample of what with blink (orange arrows). We can see the blue Desktop background appearing
@mlig212 if you yet have this issue, which is your os ? I think that i finaly fixed this issue installing a package...
@PowaBanga, so, what OS are you using and what package did you installed to fix this trouble ?
If it is not same as the one @mlig212 have, at least we have the fix for the OS you use, that can help someone else...
I am on archlinux, i think the package was mesa, but not sure at 100% :s
Hey Powa and Creteil, I'm on Linux Mint Una (20.3) OBS Studio 25.0.3 FireFox last version so far (11 dec 22)
did try to install packages about mesa @mlig212 ? like mesa-utils or mesa-vulkan-drivers ?
@mlig212 did you fixed your issue about you speak early in this thread ? And does your question have anything about this thread ?
Hi Powa Only today 6 May 24 I found the reason and I use GPU Screen Recorder in place of OBS. Read on: https://git.dec05eba.com/gpu-screen-recorder/about/
" GPU screen recorder is an awesome open source program that allows you to record a window or screen using NVENC, a technology specific to Nvidia cards that is used to encode video without using the CPU. This is extremely useful for any low-spec PC, and you would otherwise need a very powerful multicore processor to be able to game and record at the same time – especially if you game at 4K. Furthermore, this tool records in h.265, a very bandwidth efficient compression algorithm that does wonders for your disk space. "
This is my last post about. You could close the thread.
Hi I am on archlinux, with cinnamon, and so, when i record my screen, i have no problem, but when i watch it, it's a nightmare, all windows are blinking ! i make this video to show an example : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZvmuS7tOATFNbGU5zzOqYupufwy_RAo5/view?usp=sharing
If anybody can help me to fix that he will have my eternal gratitude !