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1. ELGATO HD60 SCREEN TEARING HOW TO
2. ELGATO HD60 SCREEN TEARING DRIVER
3. ELGATO HD60 SCREEN TEARING FULL
4. ELGATO HD60 SCREEN TEARING WINDOWS

ELGATO HD60 SCREEN TEARING DRIVER

The NVIDIA X driver can use a composition pipeline to apply X screen transformations and rotations. The Nvidia readme states the following about composition pipeline:

ELGATO HD60 SCREEN TEARING FULL

People have reported that enabling Full Composition Pipeline also fixes other problems issues, including tearing in Firefox, and while watching movies. If you search around, this problem appears to be caused by Xorg. It may be related to the desktop environment in Ubuntu, as well as the way that some games and programs is displaying their HUD (Heads Up Display) and GUIs. Doing this gets rid of the flickering in OBS. In "X Server Display Configuration" check "Force Composition Pibeline" and "Force Full Composition Pipeline". Solution: Open "Nvidia X Server Settings" from Dash. Moving the mouse fast, or hovering icons in unity seem to especially trigger the problem.

ELGATO HD60 SCREEN TEARING WINDOWS

Symptoms: In Ubuntu 16.04, and perhaps on other operating systems, one might encounter screen tearing / flickering when windows are moved, if they change focus, and when using screen capture in OBS.

ELGATO HD60 SCREEN TEARING HOW TO

I do not know how to change settings for AMD cards, but you can likely solve the problem by doing similar fiddling with the settings for AMD/ATI, and I suspect the problem is software related.Īt first, I also suspected V-sync (sync to vblank), however disabling that seemed to have no influence on the problem, and I am also using the proprietary drivers. Many problems with flickering is most likely caused by the same issues, yet it seems very few people have actually found solutions. The problem with tearing is similar to what you might experience in some games, such as Dungeon Keeper 2 on modern systems. So, based on past experiences, and gut feeling, I suspected the graphics card drivers. I do a lot of desktop recordings when making tutorials, and while this does not ruin the information presented in my videos, it does somewhat mess up the quality of the videos. If you are technical enough, it might help you solve the problem in your specific circumstances.

So, if your flickering also occurs while on the desktop, you should read this carefully, regardless of what OS or graphics card you are on. I am aware that some of these problems had solutions, and were likely not related to this one at all. However, to my surprise, there's a lot of people reporting the problem, but very few solutions. Presumably problems like this is not just limited to whatever OS or graphics card we are using, but the cause may still be the same, and could be software related. I searched both for flickering on Ubuntu, and flickering generally. My first step in solving a problem like this is to Google the problem. This happened both in the preview and in the recorded video, but only seems to happen when using the XSHM Screen Capture, and not when using the window recorder. Your audience will notice.I recently encountered a problem with screen tearing – or so called "flickering" – in OBS (Open Broadcaster Software), which is likely connected to a setting for the graphics card. With frictionless performance, HD60 S gives you the edge so you can hone your production, and stand out from the rest. Simply slide back in time and capture every moment retroactively.Īdd your voice with the built-in Live Commentary feature, and you’re all set for the big show.Ĭapturing your gameplay is just the beginning.

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