How To Stream/Screen Record With an Ultrawide Monitor-OBS Tutorial

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An ultrawide is great for video editing, productivity work, and gaming, however screen recording for YouTube or live streaming has some draw backs. I will go over the options for scaling within streamlabs obs or obs and find out which of these methods will work best for your content and your needs.

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because of set backs ultra wide monitor has when it comes to gaming and streaming, i'm having some regrets of choosing an ultra wide. But it defnitely is a better choice when just gaming. More peripherals the better

zeeunveil

base resolution 3440x1440
output resolution 1720x720

Problem solved for twitch.

Don't want to deal with ultrawide aspect ratio in stream? just pick a 16:9 resolution on your nvidia panel, and u see yourself 2 black boarders for when u stream, again problem solved

Want to see ultrawide yourself and 16:9 for twitch?
base 1920x1080
scaling 1920x1080

U just center drag your screen to the middle of the screen so the boarders on the left and right fall away from your viewers.

Yes they will miss some information from the sides so its something u gotta deal with.

gatygun

This is helpful for those who find this in time. 3440x1440p Here.
I eventually started streaming with a base canvas set to 16:9/1920x1080p with a PNG type wallpaper to cover the black bars.
Easier on my system and some viewers have complimented on the aesthetic. Same applies to 720p, I don't use a downscale filter unless the Base Canvas and Output scaled resolution are different.

ThePigeonStoop

I just got a 3440 ultra wide today.. solved the problem quickly. I press shift and manually stretch the footage myself and played with the safe area to by moving the mini map and ammo counter get closer to 16:9. It looks almost indistinguishable from true 16:9 when tho it’s in 21:9. Looks great.

BeyondtheBox

"Snappin necks and cashing checks, taking more headshots than a camera man, and leaving more shells than a beach." You're a G my man. Nice video. Thanks 👍

msg_pvp

I have a 49” G9 Oled. I was going crazy trying to figure out what to do with my stream but even though it’s a 21:9 aspect ratio I found a 16:9 ratio to be about as good of a compromise that I’m willing to make. I actually like the black bars on top and bottom cause you you said, I can fit all my socials, logos and info quite nicely.

jorgiewtf

Only video I could find on this topic, thanks

RushhhBTS

Looked all over for the place for what I found here. You are a life saver and I cant thank you enough... Just needed to fit my screen without sacrificing the other half, or both sides... TY TY TY !!!

marshalbaker

I actually prefer the anesthetics of the bars with either a filler background or socials info. I think it's just awesome on the eyes from my phone.

SpregioCheeks

So in the end your advice on how to stream on an ultra wide monitor is not to? LOL

sorierosc

Holy shit. I thought I was watching a GamerHeaven video and all of the sudden I was watching Harris Heller. 😂

AlbertNaranjo

Just got a 32" 4K 144hz regular size monitor lol These widescreens are a hassle. Great for editing as you said.

fpsFAMOUS

That piece of gum is fighting for its LIFE

And thank you for the tutorial good sir, really helped!

fredrikjensen

I've tried running my game windowed in 2K res. and no issues with OBS, but recording widescreen is a PITA, and probably not all games will support windowed mode :D

EstebanFonsecaAR