


To change your encoder settings, navigate to Settings > Clips & Recording. To check how much CPU and GPU is being used, you can look into task manager. If this is the case, using the CPU can be better if it is not being used to it's full capacity. But sometimes a game can use all of the GPU leaving not enough resources left over leading to choppy clips. It is usually recommended to be recording on your GPU because it can handle higher quality clips. The video encoding option controls where the video processing takes place on your computer. You can fine tune these settings one at a time to find the perfect balance between quality and clip performance. The higher these settings are, the more system resources Medal needs in order to capture clips.

Modified on: Fri, 23 Dec, 2022 at 1:32 PM Solution home Common Issues Windows Low Framerate (FPS) or Choppy Clips
