Question / Help Best setting for this set up ?

[Mrgreen55]

I been using obs for sometime know been mess with some stuff trying to get the best quality / no lag on the stream some people tell me they cant see my stream or the video just keep loading for them or it keep buffing im not sure how to fix this still kinda of a noob for stream. Ill but up my obs settings and my pc i have if any one can tell me how to fix this problem that would be highly appreciate any help some one will offer.

I all way stream off a Hauppauge rocket so if that help trying to figure out the stetting ya i mosly found or try most of the setting i did im just trying to see if there a better setup out there that i my never find or that my setup is way wrongt hank for the info in advance


My Pc
Processor Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU W3550 @ 3.07GHz
Video Card AMD Radeon HD 6570
Memory 8.2 GB
Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate Edition Service Pack 1 (build 7601), 64-bit
Operating System


OBS

 

[dwergje]

Your buffer size is Huge.
The reason people have problems watching your stream, is because you have a huge bitrate/buffer.
I advise you to keep your bitrate and buffer between 2000 and 2500.
The reason why is explained here

 

[Mrgreen55]

Your buffer size is Huge.
The reason people have problems watching your stream, is because you have a huge bitrate/buffer.
I advise you to keep your bitrate and buffer between 2000 and 2500.
The reason why is explained here

Ok thx for the info ill give that a try :)

 

[FerretBomb]

You're running at 3500kbps. Many viewers will buffer at this rate; it's why it is strongly advised that non-partnered streams use 2000kbps at maximum. More than enough for a decent quality 720p@30fps stream.
Partners can use higher bitrates as they have transcoding available... if someone's connection can't handle the Source bitrate, they can drop to a lower-quality transcode and still watch.

Both of those said, yes, 10K buffer is silly. Turn off the custom buffer size. There are a lot of 'tutorials' out there full of parroted bad information by people who don't know what they're doing, just repeating something that someone else told them. You almost never need a custom buffer, despite most of these terrible "tutorials" recommending them.

 

[Mrgreen55]

You're running at 3500kbps. Many viewers will buffer at this rate; it's why it is strongly advised that non-partnered streams use 2000kbps at maximum. More than enough for a decent quality 720p@30fps stream.
Partners can use higher bitrates as they have transcoding available... if someone's connection can't handle the Source bitrate, they can drop to a lower-quality transcode and still watch.

Both of those said, yes, 10K buffer is silly. Turn off the custom buffer size. There are a lot of 'tutorials' out there full of parroted bad information by people who don't know what they're doing, just repeating something that someone else told them. You almost never need a custom buffer, despite most of these terrible "tutorials" recommending them.

Ok thx for the info i didnt know much about streaming then i found a tutorial like you said so more stuff you know about stream will help so thx for the info ill try out the new setting both of you guys talk about and thx for the info .:)

 

[FerretBomb]

Cheers!