The model did load in, again, at the cost of the screen display that was previously working fine. However, disabling the GPU messed up the settings on my display, disabling my second monitor, creating lag, resizing the display, and using the tinting the colors on my laptop screen. Since I have multiple GPUs, there was a suggestion to disable one of them in order to force the programs to run off the same one(?). I have already tried launching PrPrLive and VTube Studio with the Integrated Graphics Processor, with no fruition to coexist with the Display Capture. However, OBS Studio can now be launched normally after changing some display settings on my laptop. In order for my Display Capture to function on both OBS Studios and StreamLabs OBS, I have to launch them with the Integrated Graphics Processor. On my laptop, I have the Intel(R) UHD Graphics 620, the LuminonCore IDDCX Adapter, and the NVIDIA GeForce MX130, in terms of GPU. My laptop is quite the monster, and can run games better than a gaming laptop, so I’m sure that the issue isn’t that it can’t handle both displays at once.
I will include the methods in which I previously employed to try and attempt to fix this issue.įor context, my setup utilizes a laptop with a second monitor. All of the Display Captures and model programs work separately, but it seems that when put together, only one of them will function. It seems that I have run into a number of issues so far while attempting to run both the Display Capture and the model program at the same time. Hello, everyone! I would like to request help on running a VTuber model program (either PrPrLive or Windows VTube Studio) on either StreamLabs OBS or OBS Studio.
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