Stormylilac93
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I have an Aver Media C875 Portable Capture Card that I use for console gaming and have recently run into issues with it while trying to stream PS4 console gameplay. However, the problems that I have run into might not necessarily be from the cap card, but from something else that might be "interfering" with it while I'm streaming. More specifically, I am thoroughly convinced that my Logitech C920 HD webcam might possibly be the culprit. The reason I say that is because I first noticed crackly sounds while streaming Pokemon on my 3ds xl capture card. Everyone knows that I have my webcam on while streaming everything, Pokemon included. Anyway... I thought my 3ds xl card was breaking so when I went to go refresh it I had accidentally unchecked the box in OBS that was for my webcam and the second my webcam turned off, the crackly sounds went away. Now back to my Avermedia... I was also thinking that it was breaking so to see if it was the webcam, I unchecked the box in OBS for it. Viola, no more crackly sounds when I turned it off. So now my question to all of you is... How am I able to use my Avermedia and Webcam at the same time in high settings without knocking down the quality? I know there are people out there that haven't had to tone down the quality of their settings just to get their stuff to work together.
PC Build: This is what I had originally purchased in 2011 http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=c03050867. I have since then upgraded the processor and graphics card to. the following:
My recent broadcast show the problem that i've been having right at 05:17:00 - http://www.twitch.tv/stormylilac93/v/36711337
I had also just ran a speed test and my results were as followed:
As stated above, I do use OBS as my streaming software. Again, I am also using a Logitech c920 HD Webcam and also using a Blue Yeti microphone.
Other Miscellaneous OBS Info (I can provide more info if needed):
Video Encoding
My Log: http://pastebin.com/54pNUb9p
PC Build: This is what I had originally purchased in 2011 http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=c03050867. I have since then upgraded the processor and graphics card to. the following:
- Processor: Intel i7 2600 (Sandy Bridge)
- Graphics Card: AMD Radeon HD 7700
My recent broadcast show the problem that i've been having right at 05:17:00 - http://www.twitch.tv/stormylilac93/v/36711337
I had also just ran a speed test and my results were as followed:
- Ping: 40
- Download Speed: 61.98
- Upload Speed: 6.30
As stated above, I do use OBS as my streaming software. Again, I am also using a Logitech c920 HD Webcam and also using a Blue Yeti microphone.
Other Miscellaneous OBS Info (I can provide more info if needed):
Video Encoding
- Max Bitrate: 2000
- Buffer Size (kbit) : 2000
- Encoder: x264
- Use CBR: Box is checked
- Enable CBR Padding: Box is checked
- Use Custom Buffer Size: Box is checked
- Codec: MP3
- Bitrate: 128
- Format: 44.1 kHz
- Channel: Stereo
My Log: http://pastebin.com/54pNUb9p
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