OBS Studio Tutorial: Keep your 144Hz Refresh Rate While Streaming

[@jamesbailey3913]

3 years old this and just saved my life

[@Kentageon]

Thank you for this! Just wanted you to know that 2.5 years later, this video is still helping people!

[@Rothenium]

DUDE! You're a legend! Thank you so much for this video. I was struggling with this nonstop for a couple of days! I greatly appreciate it!!

[@Rothenium]

I'll look into it! I actually got a second capture card for my camera, so I have 2 capture cards running at the moment. Set up OBS like you showed in this video and it seems to be working flawlessly. Is there any advantage to using NDI other than freeing up a card? Thanks again, man!

[@jakoby7495]

February 10th, 2021... and this video beats them all out. Worth watching the whole length of the video! Do not clone unless you absolutely have to

[@shaylanguyen1384]

7 years and still just as helpful! thank you so much

[@magonzalez888]

WOW about of month of messing with the edid's inside the hdmi's, the resolutions and graphical settings in the nvidia panels, reinstalling windows on both dual pcs, useless obs mods, forums, how too's, bugging other streamers.... and than this guy comes in out of nowhere and solves my issue in less than 10 minutes. i cant thank this dude enough. awesome video.

[@Semjasa616]

You are the most helpful, detailed and in depth channel for streamers that I have EVER come across! I gave you a shout out in all my communities. You Helped me tremendously!

[@lambooo]

I spent 6 hours trying to fix the lag on stream and recording on my razor hd and your video made my day man . I salute you . The cloning caused my pc to hang and acting weird . My pc is i7 9700k and RTX2070 super on 1080p 165hz monitor .

[@CheeseburgerStreaming]

fr i have i5 10400 and RTX3070Ti and i was lagging with 1080p 165hz

[@TheOriginalTXTiki]

Man, thank you so much for this video. This helped me a ton. I had read somewhere that you could do 1440p 144Hz on the HD60 Pro so went ahead and purchased it only to find out the person meant one or the other. With this video I am now able to get both and continue my competitive gaming in Battlefield 1 on my gaming monitor and streaming from my stream PC. You're a life saver! I thought I was going to have to resell the HD60 Pro and look into getting a network card and doing it that way.

[@LeagueCritic]

So +Frugal Streamer, if I only need 144hz on my gaming monitor at 1080p, I can do that without the workaround? I only need 144hz on my gaming monitor. Not 1440p. I have one monitor for my gaming pc, one connected to my stream pc. I am using hd60 pro

[@ShredzYT]

This is exactly the video I needed. I was so sad to discover that I couldn’t use my rig to its full potential while streaming on the other hand and you just saved me. Thanks a lot my friend.

[@FrugalStreamer]

Glad I could help!

[@rexentertainment8902]

This is exactly what I was looking for, I didn't know you can set different refresh rates as long as the resolution of the capture card and the monitor are the same. Thanks sir.

[@FrugalStreamer]

Any time. Good to see an old video is still helping people out. This was one of the OGs.

[@TheSpawn4121]

dude.....seriously searched the internet for literally hours trying to play in 2560x1440p with 144hz thought for sure it wasnt going to happen. you solved my problems thanks again

[@letsrunlabs]

I learned everything from you my dude. How to set up voice meter, virtual audio cables, and the Elgato settings. Thanks for making the process bearable. Cheers 🍻

[@rhkdgh1290]

Thank you sir, you are the genius and saved me for good. Those of you who are wondering if it works with single pc, it does. I'm currently using just 1 gaming pc to run games and record at the same time. Thank you again Frugal, you just earned another subscriber.

[@l33tyeet]

hey mate, thank you so much for taking the time to make this video. Solved my issue. subbed and i love you xx

[@sonahtv1831]

I have no clue how this video doesn't have 1,000,000 views, good work bro! great work!

[@nottle_4881]

4 years old and this saved my bacon. Thank you so much!

[@FrugalStreamer]

Fantastic!

[@InflictedFearGaming]

Wow thank you so much I have had this issue for a long time and because of you now I can stream like the PROS! You explained it the best out of anyone I tried to learn how to fix this issue with. I went the Display Capture way and it worked perfect for me. NO MORE TEARING! I am subscribing just because you solved my issue lol...

[@FrugalStreamer]

Awesome! Welcome to the fam!

[@elijahfrost7139]

I have had so much problem with my razer ripsaw capture card , and i dont want to stream a preview from one obs to another , which was a fix for 144 hz . this is great it has gotten me further , altho i cant get good enaugh quality even if i have a good gaming pc and a good laptop to stream on , still this video is really good and i will share it with others ! Have a nice day Sir! :)

[@OmegaTooYew]

Thank you sir, years later this still helped a seasoned streamer.

[@FrugalStreamer]

No problem!

[@PrinceCharmingNY]

there have to be a more simple way to stream at 60 but still game normal at 240 .... extended display + fullscreen feel so wonky

[@adamburnett566]

This was extremely helpful. More so than any other video I have watched and very timely! Thank you very much!!!

[@rockpaperkiss6523]

thank you so much for making awesome video.. i can stream in 1080p60fps and playing 1440p144hz now, u helped me a lot ! keep making a good informative video like this sir ! subscribed.

[@hungryhungryhummer]

I cant thank you enough! You just saved my ass i was tearing my hair out all day trying to figure this out.

[@DakinePlays]

Are you able to make a tutorial for AMD Users?

[@leStripeZ]

SIR YOUR A GODDDDD LITERALLY!

[@drdunngg]

Worked like a charm 3 years later. Thanks!

[@cmstudios11]

OMG I NEVER KNEW I COULD LOVE A MAN...you sir just saved me a few days worth of headaches!

[@numinium3687]

@The Frugal Streamer i tried this but im still stuck i have a 240hz moniter but it does 60hz in game can you help?

[@bradwilson5483]

Mine does the same and I’m using full screen

[@sketteoz]

2022 and I’ve not a found a single solution to this until now! You need to make the video again but in the title include that it allows you capture full ultrawide resolution

[@Tellexxe]

One of the best videos out there! Thank you so much! I almost threw the Elgato on the trap shoot. Works great but my gaming pc has decreased FPS in game (expected) but it’s now laggy

[@tabdibbly4031]

Does this work better than NDI?

[@WitnessProtection]

How would this work a 2pc stream setup using 1 capture card? I can't picture it in my head.

[@freshbakd]

this should be known by more folks. took to long to find this.

[@FrugalStreamer]

To be fair, it is a bit outdated and with new capture cards, even budget ones, all support VRR and 144Hz, it should be obsolete.

[@Rydog]

dude you're the man I looked for 30 mins on how to do this and you helped me in under 2!

[@ScepticG]

thank you!

[@FrugalStreamer]

You're welcome

[@RippinHarleys]

I did that. my monitor says its at 165 but im locked at 60fps in game. The game even says im on a 165 monitor but its still stuck at 60fps when i usually get 200

[@mayordoctor3961]

Thanks so much, this was the most concise explanation I have found for this issue yet. Ill be sure to send folks here if they encounter this as well.

[@josephpickle2214]

What about when Im streaming with my xbox? I want to stream at 1080p and play on my xbox at 1440p, but the elgato automatic sets my xbox settings to 1080p.

[@Safetytrousers]

Thanks for the video. The crucial bit for me was '--disable-gpu', the projecting process was making a massive hit on fps for me and that totally solved the situation. A lot of searches for gaming on 1440p and cloning to Elgato led back to a video saying to use DSR, which did not work for me, and would have been a very poor solution if it did. In my previous installation of W10 simply setting things up in NVIDIA inspector worked for me, but now for some reason it isn't so this video has saved me.

[@SirZuidy]

I 100% second this. This is the send-all to this video for me. Without --disable-gpu, even extending my display was creating a noticeable stutter. With that command, my gameplay was lossless- Just as if I wasn't even capturing footage. I prefer this setup over NDI any given day with the --disable-gpu command.

[@JamesIbby]

@@SirZuidy How did you set up the audio ?

[@PrinceCharmingNY]

Hey , I recently set up a 2 PC Soley for Streaming... Problem is every time I play a game it caps me on 60fps .... I usually play on 200+ ... Is there a way I can play on my Regular Fps and still stream with my elgato/2ndstreaming PC ?

[@FrugalStreamer]

Is the game in fullscreen mode?

[@PrinceCharmingNY]

@@FrugalStreamer yeah it is , I just figured that out ,elgato > Obs > fullscreenmode mode . But is there a way I can clone both monitors and keep my fps ? When I clone them ... I get capped at 60fps , but when there separate i keep my Frames.

[@FrugalStreamer]

@@PrinceCharmingNY Well, if you clone and stay at 1080p, you can go to 120Hz. Above that, you clone and get locked at 60. So, if you don't clone run OBS Studio as admin and send the preview to your Elgato as the video shows, you can get your refresh rate you want.

[@PrinceCharmingNY]

@@FrugalStreamer yeah , via "fullscreen" i get my 240fps , but my only problem is it treats it as a second monitor , so when I move my mouse enough to the right , it then registers on the 2nd monitor... is there a way I can only use this 1 monitor and send video out to the 2nd Pc/ monitor with out my mouse and keyboard registering it ...idk if you get what I'm trying to say :( but thanks for helping been trying to fine tweak everything for 3 days now

[@FrugalStreamer]

@@PrinceCharmingNY Unfortunately, no. The only thing I can suggest, is use a protocol called NDI to capture and send your video and audio for gameplay (I have a couple videos on it) or invest in a capture card that supports high refresh rate passthrough.

[@BreezyTKG]

I was stuck at the clone source part, this video helped a lot.

[@l0awkey261]

You deserve way more subscriber my friend you helped me with everything. thank you

[@TonyTurbo78]

The Frugal Streamer I just can't seem to get this working correctly. I have a 1440p 144hz freesync screen. Whenever I follow this video, my gameplay on my monitor goes to shit. It drops my 100fps gaming to 40fps and gets incredibly choppy. I have my extended the screens to make the elgato display 2 in Windows. Ive set up as instructed in the video but my recorded footage is a million miles away from smooth 1080p 60fps and it looks like ass. No idea why when I preview game capture to elgato it's kills my performance on my main screen. I've a 8700k at 5ghz, Vega 64 and ddr4 3600mz ram, everything is in a custom water loop so it's a high end pc. I just can't work this out. Would you be able to help me Please?

[@bigdaddyden76]

You sir are a legend , excellent video well spoken brilliant info! Thank you!

[@playgroundoftheapes6084]

how do i connect the elgato to my gaming monitor when it only uses HDMI?..144hz monitor is using display port..pls.let me know the cable connections used. thanks

[@ohibic9924]

can you show how to do it with radeon?

[@jluckeystudios7989]

Thank you so much for the help boss man. Keep up the great work.

[@FrugalStreamer]

Any time

[@dl7316]

I did everything you said and the smoothness of my mouse feels like it’s 144 hz but when I go to testufo it says my refresh rate is at 60 hz and when I play a game it looks like it is in 60 hz. Any ideas on what to do?

[@dl7316]

The Frugal Streamer what do you mean?

[@reFused1985]

i googled for around 2 hours now ... you did an awesome job there ! thank you so much !

[@reFused1985]

i tried NDI technology already , i wanst satisfied at all with it , so i went for the hd60s . wich i really like . i did the NDI from your video btw :D

[@JamesIbby]

@@reFused1985 Why weren't you satisfied ? Also how did you set up the audio ?

[@rosapo8077]

i was searching all morning your video was the one that solve my 1440p streaming issue, thanks

[@IeuanAlli]

Sorry but I have trouble rapping my head around. If I want 1440p and 144hz I need to do the full screen preview, also the main question would be the hardware. Where is the elgato. How do I get it on the streaming rig if it is connected to my gaming rig as the wires. What goes in and out?

[@xXxHenkerxXx]

Hi! My Gaming Monitor is still locked on 60hz :( what can i do?

[@critterdale2000]

Thank you, this was a good explanation. I'll share how this helped me in case anyone else has a similar setup: I game on a 1440p 144hz monitor, and want to play on this res while I capture with my Elgato HD60s, which I am capturing at 1080p and 30 or 60fps (usually 30 since I output my stream at 720p30fps). The default method of capturing forces me to mirror my gaming monitor onto the elgato capture, which means I have to game on 1080p60fps. With this method, I was able to play the exact same way I normally do while capturing with elgato. The fullscreen preview window only uses 1% to 3% CPU, so it's barely noticeable.

[@mrlockdowngaming9998]

Hi can u help me. I only have one monitor which is 1440p 144hz.

[@joshandevera4544]

How can you send the preview screen signal to the streaming pc?

[@MrKZdemos]

it works but i get some nassstyy screen tearing, is this normal?

[@Torbulous]

You deserve more subscribers man! I haven't fully tested this out but I feel that this will solve the issues I am having plus more! Now I can stream just my gameplay and not show all the stuff in between (files and such). Not that I mind but the way I was doing it seemed unprofessional.

[@macobean]

Game Challenger any updates?

[@davidbradford3873]

im using the avermedia live hd 2 and it comes out very blurry any suggestions?

[@SnakkXD]

WILL THIS FIX SCREEN TEARING ON MY SREAMING PC

[@wpinoyfcw]

it works, but not sure how the SOUND of the game or your mic can be included?

[@oriditi]

So I have a 1440p144Hz Monitor and I am trying to do the Fullscreen projector Preview setting to my HD60Pro. But as soon as I turn on the projector (even windowed mode preview) it just drops to 13.33 fps. This is without even hitting the record/stream button. Not a single game is running nor is there any sources added yet... It just drops to 13 fps which makes no sense as my graphics card has no load... It just makes no sense.

[@KevsEsc]

I know this is an old video but i need help. how can i play on my 144hz monitor while recording at the same time I tried cloning not sure if i did it right i think i did but once i tried playing a game, that game is capped at 60fps with no way of changing it. I could use some help please.

[@jakoby7495]

By the way, disable G-SYNC on your Nvidia Control Panel! That helped me because I forgot I had it on for some reason..

[@laxplayer72]

I don't see where I can select the fullscreen projector (preview)

[@laxplayer72]

@@FrugalStreamer yes.

[@tinostarks]

how do you send audio to the elgato while still having audio on your main system?

[@JamesIbby]

@@CarbonYote Is there any other way to send audio ? Also do you need a cable

[@JamesIbby]

@@CarbonYote what cable do you need ? Can you link me please. And how do you set up voicemeter ?

[@docmiaz]

Only my capture card and secondary monitor is showing up. My main monitor isn't a option for me. What's the hardware set up? I totally missed a step or I've done something wrong.

[@docmiaz]

@@FrugalStreamer I'd send you a pic if I could. When my pc is connected to my monitor via hdmi or dp, i can see my monitor in the display settings. When i connect a capture card in between my pc and monitor. The capture card takes it's place, not showing my monitor. Making it difficult for me to do step one.

[@docmiaz]

@@FrugalStreamer No they are not. It's pretty strange isn't it?

[@docmiaz]

@@FrugalStreamer I'll give that a try. Hey. Thank you for uploading these videos. You're helping alot of streamers out. We all appreciate you! I'm going to double check to make sure I drop you a sub.

[@SQiRL]

ok, uncloned i have the elgato and my 4k monitor, the windows setting defaults to extend this display. this makes my streaming pc only see the extended setting. am i missing a setting here? if i select only show on 1, then the elgato loses its signal completely.

[@KarfontaAlec]

Am I the only one getting terrible performance like this? My game says a steady 150fps cap 144hz but it plays super choppy. Also feels like its messing up my input. Like the polling time on my mouse went way down. Its totally unplayable. If I stop the OBS preview it works perfect. The game PC has two liquid cooled GTX 1080s and a 6600k @ 4.5ghz, the dedicated stream pc has a 4.5ghz quad i7 and a HD60 Pro. I tried the disable gpu flag. It doesnt seem to be a usage thing cause Im only using about 70% of my CPU. And lowering the game resolution and fps doesnt help. It is isolated to the game pc cause it messes up as soon as I start OBS. Any suggestions?

[@KarfontaAlec]

@Falagan84 Unfortunately no I still have to turn my resolution down to stream. And Im fairly good with software. It's weird because from the comments it seems this works for half the people and the other half have the same problem as us. Seems like a lot of them might have been before they actually tried it, or reviewed the output. Let me know tho if you get it.

[@jonathanmacmonagle5373]

Hey , it worked for awhile but now i have no game sound?? Its crazy cause it was just working yesterday

[@jonathanmacmonagle5373]

Never mind , i just kept adjusting the properties and it somehow is working lol

[@dotfrag]

I've followed multiple videos that label this as a fix but although my NVIDIA panel and windows options show my primary monitor is at the intended refresh rate.. it is infact not. If you undo this config and disable the elgato screen you will notice a massive improvement in smoothness. I've tried duplicating any which way and also fullscreen projecting with OBS and both ways do infact nerf your refresh rate back to 60HZ. Use any browser and check UFO busters, load up a game and set vsync.. you won't be at 120/144/165.

[@dotfrag]

@@FrugalStreamer I did prior to getting a capture card but my home network can't support it to a reasonable standard as I use a power-line adapter and live in a Victorian house! as such I was getting mediocre quality and/or substantial latency. I've tried a few solutions for 60HZ capture cards to facilitate me gaming at 1440P 165HZ but they all impact refresh rate for me, I've read windows always honors the lowest of the devices in a cloning scenario so unsure as to how others are having any success (maybe they forget what 120HZ plus looks like?). As mentioned I also tried using a full-screen projector from OBS onto my elgato display but any 60FPS content playing has the same effect! May be time for the 4k elgato.

[@GAMEM0RE]

Great video, thank you for the uploading this.

[@Debate_everything]

Unique solution and a simple explanation well done

[@kingkovic]

can you help me ? i play with 144 fps on a 144hz monitor. if i record my game now with obs, the video after this, is lagging like shit, unwatchable... i have to set 60fps ingame, so i can watch the video after record... but i want to play with 144fps, any solution i can record a 144fps 144hz game without laggy video after recording ?

[@TokiAudio]

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Im trying the second option for my dual pc setup , my main monitor is 2560x1080 @ 80hz my second monitor is 1920x1080. The problem I am having is the moment i connect the HD60 elgato it automatically locks my 2560x1080p monitor to 1080p @60 , even in the nvidia control panel the ability to change the resolution and HZ of my primary monitor (2560x1080) has vanished and i am now left with 2x 1080p monitors and the virtual elgato one ... ive been at this for hours and hours and still no luck .

[@TokiAudio]

@@FrugalStreamer thank you for your responce. Would you kindly clarify what you mean by "cloning the card to the monitor"

[@TokiAudio]

@@FrugalStreamer oh wow that would be amazing as im sure there are many who are having the same issue. I am aware that it is possible to clone 1920x1080 res to the virtual elgato res as its max is 1920x1080... the problem i am encountering when cloning is that it downscales the 2560x1080 monitor i have to 1920x1080 therefore im wondering if a successful cloning on monitors can only be achieved if they both share the same aspect ratio

[@TokiAudio]

@@FrugalStreamer Yeah ive tried everything, im confident that if i had a 1920x1080 even at 144 i would be able to change the refresh rate and elgato would ignore the aspect ratio since they are the same... I think the fact that they are 2 different aspect ratios elgato take president as its max aspect is 1920x1080... thats what im thinking now.

[@stroove6575]

trying to do this with an amd card and processor in my gaming rig and nvidia gpu and intel on the streaming rig is a hassle. and info?

[@ttvstick9512]

Thanks for summarizing my loose ends! it worked! Thanks again!

[@v-0448]

How does this affect capturing the game sound and mic sound as both are on my GAMING pc?

[@PerkGames]

Thank you so much man, only video that has been able to help me out great work!

[@fletchmeister8671]

Brilliant video thanks very much, totally answered my concerns with using a dual steaming rig on my 4K gaming setup. Many thanks 👍🏻

[@justkapi1]

so i have a i7-8700k and grx 1070 and 16gb ram a 1920x1080 144hz monitor and when i stream on my single pc my monitor drops to 60hz, will the capture card work so i can play at 144hz?

[@HalfAsianDerp]

I'm slightly confused, if you're running OBS from your gaming monitor, doesn't that defeat the purpose of having a second pc for streaming in the first place. Really sorry if I'm missing something obvious, I'm a total pc noob trying to figure things out.

[@ssumsvar]

I'm doing exactly what you've said in the video, but for some reason the preview is very choppy. OBS FPS on my gaming PC is around 12fps...CPU load is at about 15% - what's weird is I tried this very same thing yesterday and it ran perfectly. Any ideas as to what could be the issue here?

[@vetreon2845]

Thanks man, just bought a new monitor and forgot how this worked and felt like a bum xD was mad helpful!

[@marioniyt]

which capture card do you use vet?

[@afro6ix731]

the goat himself

[@shennk4085]

I got problems! I'm on a laptop and the capture card plugs into the Dedicated gpu where as the display runs off the Integrated gpu and I get capped at 60hz any work arounds?

[@FrugalStreamer]

No

[@bridgerwilliamson721]

I have a 1440p 144hz monitor for my gaming PC plus a 1080p 60 hz side monitor hooked up and then I have a 1080p 60hz for my streaming PC. When I do this 1440p solution, all I get is a black screen on OBS running on my gaming monitor. OBS on my gaming PC is not creating that tunnel effect shown in your video when you begin talking about the 1440p solution at around 7 minutes. I don't think my OBS is capturing my screen properly in the first place and Im not sure why. If you have any recommendations on potential solutions please let me know! Thanks so much..

[@ImUrMISERY]

2023 and this is still Savin lives. Make a new one lol

[@FrugalStreamer]

I did.kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWXTkmyHnZynd7M

[@Sokidchannel]

I have dual monitor which 144hz and 60hz..when i livestream.my second monitor lag and affect my livestream.but when i put mouse pointer to my second monitor which i use to watch preview of my stream the lag gone..the only solution i found is enable vsync on main monitor(ingame)

[@ToddlerJamees]

This is the very best video I have ever seen. Thank you so much for your help. Subbed.

[@kineticninja7989]

is this with a single pc stream??

[@JorgeEscobarMX]

Do you get screen tearing on the stream itself? I have a gaming monitor at 144hz 1080p, I cloned it and unless I lower the refresh rate of it to 60hz, and cap to 60 FPS in game, I get a lot of screen tearing on OBS and the stream. I'm playing overwatch to test.

[@SlickGtv502]

I been having a serious problem I have a asus A17 Tuff gaming laptop with 144hz and everytime I stream fiveM my stream goes offline but obs shows I’m still streaming and obs freezes when I try and exit out please tell me you know how to fix it

[@FrugalStreamer]

Could be a number of things. Recommend you go to the OBS Discord and submit a crash log. They have a bit that will debug and tell you the possible issues.

[@tkdspaleTV]

I do not have NVIDIA control panel. How can I do this just from Windows control panel?

[@tkdspaleTV]

@@FrugalStreamer yes sir

[@tkdspaleTV]

@@FrugalStreamer u could do that same video but for AMD users?

[@tkdspaleTV]

@@FrugalStreamer will try. Thank you for infos!

[@slavicamiljevic6624]

so do you need a elgato to fix this problem? or can u with a 60hz monitor clone this?

[@mrlockdowngaming9998]

Hi can i do this with 1 monitor only? I have only 1 1440p monitor

[@FrugalStreamer]

The way the video shows.

[@FLASHitude]

So i followed every step to the T and my preview in OBS is having massive frame drops. I've averaging 10-12fps on the preview. I'm not sure why :'(

[@FLASHitude]

The Frugal Streamer thanks for the help again! I'll report back with my findings once I roll back the update.

[@FLASHitude]

SO no luck on the rolled back version of obs studio. Still outputting 10-12 fps when I start the preview on the capture card. The game capture works just fine in obs on the gaming pc and has a rock steady fps of 60, but it's the second that I enable the preview on the capture card is when the fps just tanks.

[@stalzy]

I have this issue as well. The Preview is showing 10-12 FPS, when I send it to my Elgato - it's all choppy. Only using anywhere from 5-12% CPU. Im running i76700k (OC'ed to 4.6ghz, 1080GTX, 16G RAM, G1 Gaming 7 mobo, SSD). My streaming PC is a i72600k OC'ed to 4.5GHZ, 580 GTX, 16G ram and hard drives. My preview, even without sending it to my elgato - shows that low of FPS. It must be a setting somewhere.

[@FLASHitude]

Dude, I found an awesome solution that solved all my problems. Check this video out kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3nCdnZ6gdB-e6M it's a newer option that OBS studio supports, I can stream at 108060 and even capable of streaming 1440p60 if I really wanted WHILE gaming at 1440p 165hz with no fps loss on the gaming pc. Check it out, solved all my problems.

[@iamnuckz]

Great video man. I was able to transfer the signal from my 165hz 1440p monitor but I am still having issue getting audio. Does this method affect audio at all? Have been messing with this for 3 days now, can't figure out any method to get everyone setup correctly. I am using Logitech G930 USB wireless headset if this helps at all. I have watched your vids using Voicemeeter Banana to do VOIP . Thanks.

[@OmegaDerrick]

One drawback ive found with this solution is that OBS fullscreen projector does not run at 60fps its locked to 30fps so streamer that "stream" at 60fps wont be getting their game captured by the Elgato at 60fps, since the full screen projector/preview is locked at 30fps. Found solution for ppl who would want their elgato actually recieving 60fps. Use window projector instead and move the window to elgato screen and maximize window, crop the edges on stream pc within obs.

[@xscythex1]

This isn't making sense to me. Im still seeing 60hz.

[@JoshuaDay0550]

i do the fullscreen shit and it looks choppy. cloning is the way to go