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When I try to record using the replay buffer, the resulting video will appear as a black screen when encoding with HEVC. This does not happen when recording normally, and will also not happen if the replay is recorded before the buffer's duration is reached (e.g. if the buffer is set to last 30 seconds, saving after 20 will not produce this issue).
I don't know for sure, but I think there must be some header data or something that should be kept that the replay buffer is discarding? I've tested with the h264 encoder and the same issue does not occur (and I don't think the issue occurred at all in 0.1.0 of this plugin). I'm also using firmware 22.3.1 if that's relevant at all
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Thanks for the report. I haven't tested replay buffer before and do not know how it works from the top of my head. I might have to look at how OBS implements it. Missing header data is a good hint.
I don't think the issue occurred at all in 0.1.0 of this plugin
This is surprising because almost nothing in the plugin code changed but it could be caused by the newer AMF version.
This is surprising because almost nothing in the plugin code changed but it could be caused by the newer AMF version.
I just tested and it seems like it does actually occur in the older version - I had thought that if it did I would have run into it when I was using the older version but I guess I must have just lucked out in avoiding it. Sorry for the confusion!!
When I try to record using the replay buffer, the resulting video will appear as a black screen when encoding with HEVC. This does not happen when recording normally, and will also not happen if the replay is recorded before the buffer's duration is reached (e.g. if the buffer is set to last 30 seconds, saving after 20 will not produce this issue).
I don't know for sure, but I think there must be some header data or something that should be kept that the replay buffer is discarding? I've tested with the h264 encoder and the same issue does not occur (and I don't think the issue occurred at all in 0.1.0 of this plugin). I'm also using firmware 22.3.1 if that's relevant at all
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: