Question / Help Diferent resolution in settings and the ones that show up in twitch?

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mgsthebest

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I being streaming quite a while on twitch always at 720p with 3k bitrate is what i have set in the video settings but when i go live twitch says im streaming at 1080p and im droping alot of frames and this just start to happend 2 days ago i double check settings and i have move anything there for months only changing twitch servers still the vod on twtich says the video is at 720p so im not sure what could be causing this?
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23:28:01.344: Output 'adv_stream': Number of dropped frames due to insufficient bandwidth/connection stalls: 27066 (51.0%)

I don't know why Twitch says you're streaming 1080p60, because you clearly aren't.

You're also dropping half your frames even at 2500Kbps, so you've either got a connection that is completely unsuited to streaming, or you have a network problem that needs addressing. Check your NIC, drivers, local cabling and router, then complain to your ISP.

Also from your logfile: 1) Update Windows, you're 2 years out of date, and 2) don't use multiple game/display captures in a single scene, it's a recipe for bad performance. Keep game and display captures separate, and either keep game captures apart in separate scenes or scene collections, or use a single game capture source and reconfigure it on a per-game basis. Multiple game captures can interfere even when inactive and make OBS less performant and/or less reliable.
 
I just caught your post and something very similar started happening to me recently. On Friday when I started streaming I checked the settings on my OBS like I usually do and it was set to 1920x1080/60fps. However... once I started streaming to YouTube it started showing up as 720HD/60fps. I thought this was just by coincidence so I decide to run a test stream on Twitch and the EXACT same thing happened. For whatever reason, OBS keeps switching my resolution to 720HD when I want it at 1080HD. Everything was fine but then all of a sudden it feels like it's being forced to stream at that lower resolution.
 
Narcogen said:
23:28:01.344: Output 'adv_stream': Number of dropped frames due to insufficient bandwidth/connection stalls: 27066 (51.0%)

I don't know why Twitch says you're streaming 1080p60, because you clearly aren't.

You're also dropping half your frames even at 2500Kbps, so you've either got a connection that is completely unsuited to streaming, or you have a network problem that needs addressing. Check your NIC, drivers, local cabling and router, then complain to your ISP.

Also from your logfile: 1) Update Windows, you're 2 years out of date, and 2) don't use multiple game/display captures in a single scene, it's a recipe for bad performance. Keep game and display captures separate, and either keep game captures apart in separate scenes or scene collections, or use a single game capture source and reconfigure it on a per-game basis. Multiple game captures can interfere even when inactive and make OBS less performant and/or less reliable.
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most of them are for specific games that are a pain in the ass to get it work so they are deactivate mos of the time but the issue still was twitch then i just decide to do a test run on youtube and youtube works perfect no issues with dropping frames the issue is now with twitch and is weird because i being streaming almost 2 years on twitch and this issue just start from one day to another
 
Then you need to address the issue with your ISP and run TwitchTest to see if a different ingest server will work better for you.
 
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