Question / Help Blurry Video

[ItzTCG]

Hey, I've tried all types of bitrate (3000 - 6000), I use the Newest NVENC, And Have Tried Other Encoder Like x264 (lags my game when I use CPU) And no matter what settings I use, my stream quality is always noticeably blurry

 

[Narcogen]

6000 bitrate is not high enough for high quality, high motion content at 1080p60.

1080p @60 fps

• Resolution: 1920x1080
• Video Bitrate Range: 4,500-9,000 Kbps

https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/2853702?hl=en

Choose between 720 or 900p60 or 1080p30 or go to 8000-9000.

 

[L3gen_D]

6000 bitrate is not high enough for high quality, high motion content at 1080p60.

1080p @60 fps

• Resolution: 1920x1080
• Video Bitrate Range: 4,500-9,000 Kbps

https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/2853702?hl=en

Choose between 720 or 900p60 or 1080p30 or go to 8000-9000.

hi,i would like to know best settings for the encoding in 720p 60 fps. atm i'm using these settings,simple mode 5200 bitrate advanced mode high process.with these settings on fps games like bf and cod the image is pixellated and blurry in some situations. i did some test watching myself streaming.can you help me?thx

 

[BK-Morpheus]

Depending on the content, you will always find pixelated/blurry frames, even with 720p 60fps 5200kbit/s (even with x264 slow preset).
You can try 720p 60fps 9000kbit/s. This should give a decent image 90% of the time (still depends on the content).

Less details and movement will save bitrate / quality. So even with the same OBS setting, you will get less pixelation, when you increase ingame antialiasing and reduce texture resolution, add motion blur etc. The less details, contrast, sharpness and the less movement, the better it can be compressed.

 

[L3gen_D]

Depending on the content, you will always find pixelated/blurry frames, even with 720p 60fps 5200kbit/s (even with x264 slow preset).
You can try 720p 60fps 9000kbit/s. This should give a decent image 90% of the time (still depends on the content).

Less details and movement will save bitrate / quality. So even with the same OBS setting, you will get less pixelation, when you increase ingame antialiasing and reduce texture resolution, add motion blur etc. The less details, contrast, sharpness and the less movement, the better it can be compressed.

I forgot to mention that I keep this problem with ps4. The consoles do not have many visual settings. So I still need to increase the bit rate and slow x264 preset to 9000 kb? Or do I raise from 5200 to 6000? I have affiliation, I shouldn't have problems with buffering, right?

My internet has 19 uploads. are sufficient?

update: I did a test on PC, the same game (battlefield V) and settings, there are fewer pixelated images and you can see everything better. But I'm interested in making everything go well on console ... :(

 

[L3gen_D]

aggiornamento 2: ieri sera ho passato 2 ore a fare test. 9000 bitrate, obs è ok, ma quando vedo le statistiche di contrazione, sono solo 3500. il massimo che mi rende buono è 6000 bitrate, ma con il preset lento perdo il frame. Per andare bene devo usare il "supporto predefinito". Alla fine ho deciso di: - 4800 bitrate - il tasto frame che ho usato 1 perché nella revisione del flusso tutto sembra più fluido. -cbr -preset: slow - uscita video: 1280x768 Come appare tecnicamente? Di quale CPU hai bisogno per i 6000 bitrate e le preimpostazioni lente che è una bella vista? Ho ryzen 7 - 8 core 8 theard - amd 580 - 16 gb di ram ... Pensavo di poterlo fare

 

[L3gen_D]

Depending on the content, you will always find pixelated/blurry frames, even with 720p 60fps 5200kbit/s (even with x264 slow preset).
You can try 720p 60fps 9000kbit/s. This should give a decent image 90% of the time (still depends on the content).

Less details and movement will save bitrate / quality. So even with the same OBS setting, you will get less pixelation, when you increase ingame antialiasing and reduce texture resolution, add motion blur etc. The less details, contrast, sharpness and the less movement, the better it can be compressed.

UP :)