NVIDIA Shadowplay recordings lag and stutter.

[jayhayjay]

The Shadowplay recordings of most of my games lag and stutter and I can't seem to find a way to fix it. When I'm recording into the game, I experience no lag at all. In fact most of my games have a stable framerate of 60 fps. The problem occurs with the output clips. All of them lag and stutter.

Here is a short clip of the problem taking place in GTA 5: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sn6hSQVemeY&feature=youtu.be

Please view it in full screen and 1080p. You can notice that every two seconds the video lags noticeably with the fps dropping from smooth 60 to choppy 30.

Eveything is updated and properly configured.

What could be causing this problem and how can I resolve it?


i5 4690k cpu
gtx 970 windforce 3x oc gigabyte gpu
16 gb ram corsair vengeance
hyper 212 evo cooler
caviar black 1 tb hdd (system/games)
caviar green 1.5 tb hdd (other stuff)
keep out fx 700 mu psu 700 watt
asus z97 p mobo
windows 7 64 bit home prem sp 1

 

[ko888]

It's choppy on your system but it's plays back fine on mine.

 

[bnewlands32]

It Plays fine for me too.

 

[jayhayjay]

It actually doesn't. And it's way more noticeable when I view it with WMP and other playback programs. The thing is that the rendered clip doesn't play at a stable 60 fps framerate. It goes up and down from 60 to even 30 fps. It's still a bit noticeable in the video I provided. I don't know how else to explain it.

 

[ko888]

It actually doesn't. And it's way more noticeable when I view it with WMP and other playback programs. The thing is that the rendered clip doesn't play at a stable 60 fps framerate. It goes up and down from 60 to even 30 fps. It's still a bit noticeable in the video I provided. I don't know how else to explain it.

Have you tried playing it back on a different system?

There's no FPS counter in your recorded video to show what's happening.

 

[jayhayjay]

@ko888 Yes, I have. Same thing.