Why is my game capture black in OBS?

The reason for the OBS black screen under this situation is most likely due to OBS and the game you want to record run on different graphics cards. So OBS and the target game should be running on the same graphics adapter to get a proper capture. Run NVIDIA Control Panel and select Manage 3D settings.

How do I fix black screen on Streamlabs OBS?

How to Fix Black Screen on Streamlabs OBS

Make sure you have a display capture source added to your overlay.
Uncheck “Force GPU as Render Device”
Run Streamlabs OBS as administrator.
Run Streamlabs with your integrated graphics card.
Running Streamlabs with laptop graphics card.

Why is my Streamlabs OBS screen black?

Try toggling the Anti-cheat hook on or off. Disable 3rd party in-game overlays. Install Visual C++ Redistributable. Updated all drivers and software.

How do I force OBS to run on Nvidia GPU?

How to Enable Hardware Encoding (NVENC) in OBS

Overview. The benefit of hardware encoding is that it reduces the load on your CPU by using a purpose built piece of hardware on your Nvidia graphics card.
Go to settings. Go to ‘settings’, then select ‘output’ from the side menu.
Enable hardware encoding. Under the ‘encoder’ drop down select ‘NVENC H.
Done!

Why is my display capture Black on Streamlabs OBS?

Follow these simple steps to fix your game capture source not working: Delete the capture source, restart Streamlabs OBS as administrator, and re-add the source. Right click the shortcut on your desktop and select “Run as Administrator” Disable 3rd party in-game overlays.

How do I stream Genshin impact on Streamlabs OBS?

Follow these steps:

Start Genshin Impact first, go into Settings and put the game to Windowed mode at a resolution lower than your native screen resolution.
Paimon Menu > Settings > Graphics > Display mode.
Start OBS/Streamlabs and add to your scene a Window Capture source.

Where is game capture in OBS?

Open the game you want to stream. In OBS, right-click in the “Sources” box. In the Add > menu, choose “Window Capture.” (You can also use “Desktop Capture” if you want to be able to share more than just your game window, but for now we’ll keep it simple.) Name the source and press Enter.