About Facerigįacerig is a program that aims to enable anyone with a webcam to digitally embody awesome characters. That's it, ignore the rest under, if you're a streamer u should research up the 2 under urself, not really needed though, u can do fine without them, but they can help u be more proffessional.Download Facerig for free on PC – this page will show you how to download and install the full version of Facerig on PC. X264 CPU Preset too: Ultrafast (for streamers - keep it veryfast) Skip audio as it's all up too you there, we don't have same headset and taste her im sure.Īdvanced: set to deafault and then change. Resolution Downscale: None (1920x1080 - in my case) Take custom and set it too ur computer screen size, most common is 1920x1080 - if you don't know, go to display settings on ur computer and find out. (and ignore replay, it's for streamers, if you stream aswell then read these messages - find a good spot for ur replays if you wish to upload them later) This is mostly for youtubers but read all () if you are a streamer - hope this is a good setup for you like it is for me!įind an easy accessable folder or make one for ur videos - make sure to save as mp4 if you want that and name them something (same with replay) With ur help I have made a version for me and hopefully too all of you who got the problem of blackscreen because off Custom x264 Encoder Settings in advanced, it might only be me cause of my 5 years old computer but if not, here u go! If you use QuickSync, NVenc or AMD VCE as your encoder, these settings will not work. FLV on the other hand will keep everything up until the crash. Recording directly to MP4 is very risky, as if OBS or your PC crashes, the whole recording is useless. You can convert it to MP4 afterwards if you need to. CRF 0 uses "High 444" mode which a lot of editing software (and some video players) cannot handle.įor best results, set your output file format in broadcast settings to FLV. If you wish to increase quality further, you need to use advanced options - quality 10 is equal to a CRF of 22, which is fine for live streams but not so good for local recording.įor compatibility with various editing software, it's also recommended to enable CFR (advanced options) and do not use CRF 0. Setting the buffer size to zero disables the VBV system, allowing x264 to hit any bitrate necessary to achieve the quality (CRF) specified. A CRF of 0 enables lossless recording which will have very high file size and CPU requirements and introduces compatibility issues, so be careful! A good place to start is the 15 - 20 range. Where X is anywhere from 1-20, lower being higher quality / higher CPU usage. Do not attempt to use these settings for live streaming! Here are the settings you are required to change to get high quality local recordings (using the x264 encoder).
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