If selected OBS will remux your video as soon as you stop recording The Replay Buffer filename prefix and suffix are exactly that, a prefix and suffix for the replay buffer auto-generated file. Here's My rig:ĪDATA XPG SX8200 Pro 2TB NVMe M.2 2280 SSDīut then I got a monster computer from work Īnd the same thing happens with the same footage.Īt this point I'm starting to wonder if I'm recording footage that's unnecessarily 'breaking' my CPU or GPU, as this happens only with OBS footage, and not other videos. You can also select Automatically remux to mp4 if you know you’ll always need your videos remuxed. When in the Advanced Settings page, under Recording, I see no such option. As I understand it, the Remux tool is simply changing the container of the underlying video and. Settings > Advanced > Automatically remux to mp4. flv files recorded by OBS Studio, and I'm using its built-in Remux tool to convert them to MP4. And to remux FLV to MP4, change the file.

Hit the three dots under the Target File tab to choose a destination folder. Then hit the three dots under the OBS Recordings tab to import the FLV recordings that need to be converted and click Open.

At first I thought it's my CPU that's causing the bottleneck. I'm relatively new to video-editing and am only somewhat confident in my understanding of the term 'remux'. Open OBS and click on the File tab in the menu bar. Every cross effect I add (even something as simple as cross-fade) between these recordings causes the playback to stutter like hell, and I'm talking about 1080p recordings at 12,000 Kbps bit rate and at 60FPS. Every time I record something from OBS, I have nightmares with trying to edit that footage on Premiere Pro.

Obs automatically remux to mp4