MacBook, iMac, PC Repair Knoxville TN (865) 409-2011


Knox Mac & PC Repair
KnoxPCRepair.com
(865) 409-2011

Over 30 Years of Technical Experience!
Mac & PC Repair Services

Serving Knoxville, TN and Surrounding Areas

By Appointment Only

I have been working with Mac & PC computer systems for over 30 years and can fix just about any problem that you can send my way. Most importantly I offer fast turn around, honest service and the best rates in town!

Timelapse Video: Laptop Teardown & Rebuild
  • Broken Laptop Screens
  • iMac & MacBook Upgrades
  • Water Damaged MacBooks
  • Slow iMac & PC Solutions
  • System Restore
  • Data Recovery
  • Memory Upgrades
  • SSD Upgrades
  • Virus Removal
  • Faulty Power Jacks

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Text me your Name, Device, Model and a Description of your problem.

865-409-2011
I will text you back with a price quote!






Pricing: I Guarantee the best prices in Knoxville! Search around and you will see that my rates are about half that of other professional repair services.

I charge a flat rate of $60 for diagnostic and basic repairs. If your device requires more serious repair then we can discuss pricing and repair options before I perform any work. I'll work within your budget to get the job done.

Get A Quote: If you are uncertain about what's wrong or how much it's going to cost then text me and I will give you a free estimate on the repair.


Location: I work from my home office located off of Lovell Rd. Please note that I work By Appointment Only and you should call or text ahead of time to make sure that I am in the office before you arrive.

West Knoxville:
1907 Plumb Ridge Rd
Knoxville TN 37932
By Appointment Only
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Hours:
Mon-Fri: 10AM-6PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed


Knox Mac & PC Repair
(865) 409-2011
www.KnoxPCRepair.com





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So after 50+ live stream tests I've finally figured out the best OBS settings to broadcast live on YouTube. This is for my PC of course. But feel free to give these setting a shot if you are new to OBS, like I was, and you're lost in the woods, like I was...

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I started out on my MacBook Air and it didn't go so well. Next I moved everything over to my MacBook Pro running an i5 processor with 16GB of Ram, still wasn't cutting it.

From there I tested the software out on an old PC that I use for research while doing tech repair on the daily basis. Right off the bat it was working better for sure but it still wasn't streaming fluently.

After a solid week of testing I finally figured out the best settings for my PC. I haven't gone back to either of my Macs to see if these settings will work but it's not a good idea to broadcast from a laptop anyway, and especially not over a wireless signal. However, if you do successfully use these settings on a MacBook then please let me know.

In this video I'm running an old HP Pavilion 500-c60 AMD A6-5200 2ghz processor with 8gb of ram and a Radeon HD graphics card. It doesn't get much more basic than that! Here are my OBS settings...
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Settings / Output / Streaming:
Encoder - X264
Enforce Encoder Settings - Unchecked
Rescale Output - Checked - 1280x720
Rate Control - CBR
Bitrate - 4000
Use Custom Buffer- Unchecked
Keyframes Interval - 2
Usage Preset - Super Fast

Settings / Audio
Sample Rate - 48khz
Channels - Mono

Settings / Video
Base - 1600x900 (this will be different for everyone)
Output - 1280x720
Downscale Filter - Bicubic
Common FPS - 24NTSC

Settings / Advanced
Process Priority - Above Normal
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I left everything else as default in all other settings for now.

Hope this helps you guys out!

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