Yeah, I know the fact that it still doesn't work surprises me
Twitch Inspector shows no issues
I thought the same but it changed from one day to another.
How do you set a max limit so your stream doesn't go over it?
You should maximize it, under Settings > Output > Streaming - in Video Bitrate, and under that in Audio Bitrate.
I'm using slobs and there isn't a max also I'm looking to limit it not max it. Another thing is i finally found where you can just change the output of your stream to 1080p but when i did it the stream is in 1080, but if i move my mouse fast or if i run through tall grass it looks like shit again.
You should contact them for support on their product or services.
www.youtube.com
didn't really help much but yea.Why Snow and Confetti Ruin YouTube Video Quality
Your sports team wins. The confetti drops. And suddenly, the video quality falls apart. Why? Let's talk about interframe compression, bitrate, and unnecessar...
For pretty much everything else:
Either your bitrate is still not enough, or that control is doing nothing and you actually have a lower bitrate. Or you're using a terrible method to allocate those bits, but that's less likely.
The control is what you just described. You *think* you're setting it to 6000, but it's not actually using that setting. There's a different setting somewhere else that it's actually using, and it's set lower. Just speculation.
