

If you do use the edited version, please post feedback either here or on the OBS forum thread.
#Obs studio downscale filter how to
Hide Cursor: Source panel/ If you dont want your cursor to distract your viewers as an unwanted part of your event/presentation, heres how to omit it from view: Go to the OBS Source dock panel at the screens bottom, then right-click on the Window Capture Source in the list. Make sure to backup the original one just in case.Ī pull request has been made, and Jim is currently checking to see that everything is ok, and this fixed version will replace the bugged version soon. Leave the downscale filter at its default value. Replace the lanczos_scale.effect in there with the one from the zip file. Here is how to add it to OBS: Go to Program Files(x86) -> obs-studio -> data -> libobs. The zip file includes the edited filter, download here. You can see the example of it working in the zip file. Try the version of the filter which an awesome member of the forum has put together.
#Obs studio downscale filter 720p
Also, you can only scale down and cannot upscale a 720p canvas to a 1080p stream. If you wish to stream at the same resolution as your Base (Canvas) Resolution, simply uncheck this box. Use a different filter, either Bicubic or Bilinear, although evidence suggests Bicubic is also bugged. OBS will take your Base (Canvas) Resolution, filter it using your selected Downscale Filter, and then rescale it based on your select Rescale Output setting. You can see that the currently implemented Lanczos filter is not getting rid of aliasing, but is actually creating that stair step effect. If you want a more direct comparison, here is a screenshotcomparison link. Here is a download of a zip file, which includes images, clearly showing the issue. This occurred to me and a few others, and after some tinkering, some awesome community members came up with a version much closer to what the actual filter is supposed to look like. Launch Hogwarts Legacy, and select it as the game capture source.

When all the settings are done, click OK > Apply to finish the OBS setup. Advanced: Change general, videos, recording, etc. Accessibility: Choose user different colors. The issue lies in the math of the filter. Video: Choose video resolution, output resolution, downscale filter, etc. The Lanczos downscale filter in OBS and OBS Studio is currently bugged. The answer to that is that A: The best filter is a subjective opinion, and different games may look better with different filters, and B: So you're probably thinking "ok, how is that possible, it's the best filter, right? 36 samples and all."
