- #Dolphin emulator run slow on mac software
- #Dolphin emulator run slow on mac plus
- #Dolphin emulator run slow on mac mac
It seems like my system should be fine to stream at 2500 bit at 720p. I also have a AMD Radeon HD 6970M 2048 MB graphics card.
I thought it was te RAM at first so now I have 16 GB 1333 Mhz DDR3. I have a mid 2011 iMac with a core i7 3.4 GHz processor. I have tried varying all types of settings but to no avail. I was streaming fine before I upgraded to the studio version of OBS and upgraded to El Capitan OSX. I can play heroes of the storm fine without OBS running but once i run it the game stutters. I notice a couple of other posts are hinting at the same thing. I have been having this same issue for a while now. I figured that was a bad idea, so I cut off my web browser for the third attempt, and even tho I didn't watch anything online it still became choppy after a certain amount of time. So that isn't going anywhere - if there's anything else I can tweak in OBS I would love to know.Īlso to note, the first two times that my audio started to get choppy and I had to restart, I was watching YouTube videos. I run my audio through Logic Pro, and I know that takes CPU power away but I absolutely cannot alter that at all, as that's how I truly record the audio for the show to be posted to iTunes with each episode.
#Dolphin emulator run slow on mac plus
Any advice?Īlso, would it be much easier/smoother to simply do a display capture plus our audio? We are a podcast, so video is not truly essential while we are just sitting in the studio - audio is really the main goal. I already know that have 2 webcams + the display is very CPU intensive - but i'm wondering why it runs good for a while then starts to bog down. I would cut the stream, restart the program, and then it ran fine for another 45-60 minutes… Viewers said that everything ran smoothly for a time, but after about 45-60 minutes the audio became very choppy and off sync with the video. Left all other settings the same just to test it out.
When time came last night to actually do a podcast, I had 2 webcams and a display capture running at once. I just had one webcam running with my podcast banner, and the viewers said everything ran pretty smooth. I had the video quality scaled to a 640x480 resolution, video bitrate at 1200 and audio bitrate at 128. I did a test stream and asked a few friends to tune in. Here are a few details of what I've done… Ok, I've gotten things running a little smoother.
#Dolphin emulator run slow on mac software
I'm betting that it's a software problem, many people have the same issue, and guys who have tried wirecast with the same computer get good results. Many people have this same problem with macs, so I'm thinking there's something changed in ffmpeg or whatever OBS uses to convert to stream and that's causing the problems, this happens on very top quality computers as well, and I had the same problem with cocoa split (it's using the ffmpeg as well) running 320x240 resolution.
Twitch says the stream quality is excellent so it's not dropping packages either, which would indicate router issues, if you try to stream too high bitrate twitch will tell you about the stream quality.
#Dolphin emulator run slow on mac mac
I've tried streaming with two macs now, and older mac mini dual core and newer i5 both running yosemite and clean installs, nothing else installed than obs and capture software.īoth macs have lag issues and it's not really a "lag", since lag would be contstant, what happens is that the stream works in cycles so you get a good few seconds and then you get freeze frames for couple seconds, and OBS tells that there's no dropped frames at all.
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