MentallyRidiculous
New Member
Hello there.
Since I've begun streaming, I've had an issue that I'm at a loss on how to solve.
I live in an area with no optic fibre coverage, as it is impossible to set up apparently. As an alternative, I have a 4G Box with unlimited data.
On a speed test, I get 39ms Ping, 14mb/s down, 13 mb/s low. It's pretty fast and I never get issues.
When I stream however, it'll randomly decide to go up and down. Whenever I play an online game, it's a gamble whether my in-game ping will rise to sometimes 300ms (basically getting me stuck in a time loop), and whether my stream bitrate is going to drop and either make the entire thing delay for several minutes sometimes, or with Dynamic Bitrate pixelate the image and then go down the drain anyway regardless.
I don't think it should do that considering my bandwidth, and I definitely don't think it should only do that on certain days seemingly at random, while other days I have very stable streams and games. I've tried using twitchtest on a medium europe test and got one server around 75 quality and the rest varying between 35 and 60, most of them being around 50 quality basically. As I've said, I tried using Dynamic Bitrate and all it did was pixelate things before everything spiked, so I'd argue it made it even worse.
Here is my log file, of the session where I tried dynamic bitrate:
In all likelihood, I messed up a setting somewhere which caused this, and I hope it's the case so that I can fix it. Otherwise, I fear I might need to change ISP again, or even move out to a place with optic fibre, which would cost me a lot.
Since I've begun streaming, I've had an issue that I'm at a loss on how to solve.
I live in an area with no optic fibre coverage, as it is impossible to set up apparently. As an alternative, I have a 4G Box with unlimited data.
On a speed test, I get 39ms Ping, 14mb/s down, 13 mb/s low. It's pretty fast and I never get issues.
When I stream however, it'll randomly decide to go up and down. Whenever I play an online game, it's a gamble whether my in-game ping will rise to sometimes 300ms (basically getting me stuck in a time loop), and whether my stream bitrate is going to drop and either make the entire thing delay for several minutes sometimes, or with Dynamic Bitrate pixelate the image and then go down the drain anyway regardless.
I don't think it should do that considering my bandwidth, and I definitely don't think it should only do that on certain days seemingly at random, while other days I have very stable streams and games. I've tried using twitchtest on a medium europe test and got one server around 75 quality and the rest varying between 35 and 60, most of them being around 50 quality basically. As I've said, I tried using Dynamic Bitrate and all it did was pixelate things before everything spiked, so I'd argue it made it even worse.
Here is my log file, of the session where I tried dynamic bitrate:
In all likelihood, I messed up a setting somewhere which caused this, and I hope it's the case so that I can fix it. Otherwise, I fear I might need to change ISP again, or even move out to a place with optic fibre, which would cost me a lot.