Bug Report After about 2 hours of streaming frames drop randomly on stream
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Narcogen
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Please post a log with your issue! Here's how...
Be sure you've done a streaming session (start and stopped) where the problem has occurred so it is in the log.
Be sure you've done a streaming session (start and stopped) where the problem has occurred so it is in the log.
OG See OH Zee
Member
Why do you have at least 3 game capture sources in a scene collection?
Narcogen
Active Member
14:39:06.533: Windows Version: 10.0 Build 17134 (revision: 345; 64-bit)
Windows is out of date. Update and then check that Game Mode is off. (Game Mode cannot be switched off except by registry editing in your version. See the link at the bottom of this post for details.)
There is no streaming session in the log so no other information to look at with regard to lag.
Windows is out of date. Update and then check that Game Mode is off. (Game Mode cannot be switched off except by registry editing in your version. See the link at the bottom of this post for details.)
There is no streaming session in the log so no other information to look at with regard to lag.
Its still occuring :(
https://obsproject.com/logs/7OoSm4hs-8RkeNZ1
I dont think it matters that my windows is out of date because it streams fine at first
https://obsproject.com/logs/7OoSm4hs-8RkeNZ1
I dont think it matters that my windows is out of date because it streams fine at first
OG See OH Zee
Member
You only need to have one game capture source. Having more than one in a scene collection, even if you aren't in that scene, will definitely cause performance problems.
carlmmii
Active Member
First off... yes, there are things to be done like update windows so that you can turn off game mode, and pare down game capture sources.
BUT
The issue is with network connection. That's it -- let's keep the focus there. 61% frames dropped in test #1, 1.5% dropped in test #2. Bitrate of 2500kbps.
You say you have issues after 2 hours. What router do you have? What ISP do you have, and what kind of upload speed should you have?
BUT
The issue is with network connection. That's it -- let's keep the focus there. 61% frames dropped in test #1, 1.5% dropped in test #2. Bitrate of 2500kbps.
You say you have issues after 2 hours. What router do you have? What ISP do you have, and what kind of upload speed should you have?
This is a Gyazo of my Ping, Dowload + Upload
https://gyazo.com/e14679530c2316d723dd40f490c32d2e
I have a Linksys router that was around $250 so i assume its a decently good router.
Optimum is my ISP
@carlmmii
https://gyazo.com/e14679530c2316d723dd40f490c32d2e
I have a Linksys router that was around $250 so i assume its a decently good router.
Optimum is my ISP
@carlmmii
Harold
Active Member
speedtest.net results aren't a good indicator of a connection's ability to stream.
Provide a screenshot of the results of https://r1ch.net/projects/twitchtest with a test duration of medium.
Provide a screenshot of the results of https://r1ch.net/projects/twitchtest with a test duration of medium.