So here, we’ll recommend a range of Mac models, suitable for varying levels of expertise and budgets. There’s a reason professional video editors often use high-end Mac Pros.īut not everyone needs that much raw power. As soon as you start adding special effects, animations and 3D content, your requirements will quickly grow. Just how much computing power you’ll need largely depends on what kind of video editing you plan to do. If you buy an iMac or a MacBook, you also get a fantastic, high-resolution screen, which will be perfect for editing and playing video content. They have fast processors, capable of encoding video files quickly, and they’re stylish well-built machines. Tell me what I need to fix! I really need some help.As with other creative pastimes, video editing is great on Macs. Could it be an exposure issue w/cam set to auto? Also, what should my keyframe interval be for recording? I'm including some screenshots. I have the Sony cam steady-shot feature set to off (thinking it was messing w/video). It is the actual capture or throughput to the MBP that seems to be the problem. My actual encoded stream or recording is not showing hardly any dropped frames. But driving me nuts! Cam is on a rock solid Monfretto tripod. However, my video is not smooth, looks like it is dropping frames like 1 of every 2 or so with visual motion (a tad jerky, but not terrible). Don't have the hardware option for encoding on the record settings. I am streaming and recording at same time. I am using VT H264 hardware encoding for stream. I am streaming and recording LIVE to Facebook w/a Sony 4K cam, HQ HDMI cable (15 ft) to BMG UltraStudio 3G, TB3 to 16" MBP, i9/32GB RAM/8GB Video Card. i don't know if it's ok to share such a file, if not please remove :) of course this is a temporary solution but i thought you could try it for yourself and test it. I'll attach the "mac-vth264.so" zip file, all you gotta do is replace it with the one in the folder "obs>contents>plugins".
You can see the code here, all credit to polamjag and sharkyrawr: Apple VT H264 Hardware Encoder not available in Apple Silicon (M1) MacBook Pro i built the obs with required changes and managed to unlock the hardware encoding! so far, great performance. Today, i was on discord and saw an issue on github containing a fix for obs to allow using the "apple vt h264 hardware encoder". it's almost impossible to stream at 1080p 60fps with a good quality and hardware encoding is unavailable, so i've been waiting for the arm compatibility patch. but, the "x264" encoding in obs' current state (lack of m1 compatibility) leaves a lot to be desired.
Hey guys, i've been using macbook air m1 16gb for a couple of weeks for streaming and i am generally happy with the performance, m1 is an absolute beast.
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