Question / Help 10mb upload and frame drops with +2000 bitrate

[Mixerslayer]

Hello :) so basically few months ago i had 4mb upload and i could stream with 2000 bitrate right now i have 9mb upload with same internet provider just better speed and i cant stream with more than 2000 bitrate. I would like to stream with 3000 bitrate or 2500 without drops, i tried to change streaming server...etc. Any ideas how to fix it ? Thx for help !

Internet connection:
http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/5845819130

log file:
http://pastebin.com/NE28FgPm

 

[C-Dude]

can you upload a log with a stream in it?

 

[Mixerslayer]

oh my bad 90 min stream with ~1000(0.5%) frame dropped with 2200 bitrate

 

[C-Dude]

20:33:01.802: Output 'simple_stream': Number of dropped frames due to insufficient bandwidth/connection stalls: 1083 (0.5%)

Seems as if your problem is your connection. It might be the server you are using make sure to use the server closest to you. (I know you already said you tried changing the server) Also you can try restarting your router.

The amount of frames you are dropping is pretty small. I'm not sure how much frame-drop an average person gets but I would say that you are fine.

Hopefully someone else who knows more about this sees this thread.

 

[Mixerslayer]

Well ye thx for answer this is so annoying 9-10 mb upload should be more than enough i feel like short time after upgrade from 4 to 9 mb upload i was able to stream 3500 bitrate without any drops then i stop streaming for some time then i back and now i have this stupid drops ;/ i will try restart router and we will see

 

[Mixerslayer]

i just call my internet provider and they boost my upload speed to 15mb/s just in case to make sure its not upload speed problem and i still getting frame drops i notice it's usually drops 8 frames every few seconds, maybe older obs version will help ? i mean in new obs studio(0.16.6) i cant find any network related options like "minimize network impact".

 

[OG See OH Zee]

Try running a Twitch Bandwidth Tester tool that R1CH created and come back with a screencap on the results

It's located at http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/tech-support/478845-twitchtest-twitch-bandwidth-tester