#HOW TO USE FACERIG FOR STREAMING HOW TO#
#HOW TO USE FACERIG FOR STREAMING FULL#
#HOW TO USE FACERIG FOR STREAMING WINDOWS 10#

Maybe this is a conspiracy, forcing me to buy stronger and stronger hardware to be able to keep up and play those still older and older games. Sadly I am a gamer who loves to play old games. I hope that Vulcan will be a success because maybe it will change future games and their situation how they will work when becoming obsolete, because I am quite tired of all this DX sh**. At least Dark Souls II runs fine once again. I feel a bit like Indy Jones, discovering secret mysteries behind walls of spider's net. Having this thing in list causes overall FPS go off 60 fps to 30 in Win10 if any DX9 or any lower DX app/game is captured (even if monitor capture is not in the actual scene). I also found that my main source of issues was a 'Monitor capture' source in one of some scenes I had in OBS. It squeezes the system at it's limits and runs much worse than for example Dark Souls II or Mad Max, it's more demanding. It lags anyway after another game launch, but at least the OBS ignores FaceRig's framerate and stream runs fine, game/stream 60/60.Р”В«est joke is old Max Payne 2. All I need to to is to fire FaceRig off integrated GPU in Haswell CPU. It's pretty ugly but I found at least a small possible bypass for FaceRig. FaceRig has issues to run in DX9 and it seems that running FaceRig in DX11 but with a game running in DX9 causes issues in OBS as well (Counter Strike: Source) if the DX9 game is not running in windowed mode (or windowed borderless).

#HOW TO USE FACERIG FOR STREAMING WINDOWS 10#

Main issue is Windows 10 and it's 'once-again-changed' access to D3D API system and handling of emulation of old DX9 stuff. Ya well, nevermind, I did some proper digging and it seems to be all together. Can I do something with this? I tried to run the FaceRig app at different GPU (it's possible even at desktop), not helped. Please, can someone tell me why? I am desperate and sad because I love this combo to be used for broadcast and if the FaceRig app lags at 8 -14 FPS - I don't mind, it's ok, but why OBS mimics it's FPS, it ruins everything. Mad Max (55-60 FPS) + OBS (15 FPS - x264/QuickSync/NVENC - doesn't matter) + FaceRig (15 FPS) => Sadness. Mad Max (55-60 FPS) + OBS (60 FPS - x264/QuickSync/NVENC - doesn't matter) - no FaceRig running => All 60 FPS But in past, two months maybe, it somehow changed and now OBS mimics FaceRig's FPS and causes the encoded stream running at FaceRig's FPS and totally killing the stream by lags. In the past OBS ignored FaceRig's FPS and just showed the window with lagging character, all fine, stream running at 60 FPS based on the main game, because FaceRig was set to low priority. For FaceRig such FPS is not necessary, usually 10-15 does the job anyway. Running a demanding game and FaceRig both together at 60 FPS is not quite possible (GTX 670) to be achieved. Than I start FaceRig, which is set to low priority, low quality and the app runs at 15 FPS, because it is a bit demanding (can take 20% of GPU power).

#HOW TO USE FACERIG FOR STREAMING FULL#

Mad Max game (Fallout 4, Max Payne 3, Dark Souls II, Elite: Dangerous, CS:GO, all DX9/10/11 games, name it.) is running at 55-60 FPS, while streaming with OBS (whatever encoder, CFR, encoded in full range) - everything runs at high FPS, all fine, smooth, nice and sweet.

#HOW TO USE FACERIG FOR STREAMING HOW TO#

I don't understand why and I don't know how to bypass this.

I noticed that whenever I start the FaceRig app, OBS mimics it's window FPS and sets the broadcast to the same count at which the FaceRig app is running, ignoring main game which runs totally OK. Whenever I use this app it causes massive FPS slowdowns of OBS encoded stream. I have an issue with app called FaceRig I use for my Twitch broadcast.

How to use facerig for streaming