Question / Help Having problems with streming in YouTube

[Valthak]

Hi everyone,

First of all sorry for my english I'm not a native speaker. I'm desperated with OBS Studio: i'm trying to do a stream of Generation Zero on YouTube, but i've tested most of all configurations and the video doesn't seem fluid.
- I've tried changing between Nvenc, x264 and QuickSync
- I've tried to change the bitrate from 3000 to 1000
- I've tried changing the resolutions (base, output and from the game)
- I've tried to change the game quality with no results
- I've tried changing the FPS and the same...

My computer specs are:
- GPU: GeForce RTX 2080 Ti
- CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-9900K CPU @ 3.60GHz
- Memory: 64 GB RAM (63.86 GB RAM free)
- Internet up speed: 91.16 Mb/s
- Latest log file: https://obsproject.com/logs/ApO_ErP8FB08mS2B

And I want to stream 1080p60, which I think I should be capable with these specs
Please, I need your help finding the problem because I don't know what to do. If you need more information I'll be pleased to give it.

Greetings,
Valthak.

 

[shershen]

Your log file doesn't have recording/streaming session

 

[Valthak]

Sorry about that. I've made another streaming and created a new log file (i've used the option upload current log file because I took it while I was streaming), here it is: https://obsproject.com/logs/_v-R0ggrL3mcN4WP

 

[Valthak]

Has anyone any idea about my problem?, please I don't know what it can be :S

 

[shershen]

Your logs are incomplete

 

[Valthak]

I saw the first log and you're right: it's incomplete, but the attached one I think is complete. I'll attach again in this comment just in case I send the same incomplete log twice, sorry for the inconvenient

 

[Narcogen]

18:34:53.948: Output 'simple_stream': Number of lagged frames due to rendering lag/stalls: 14396 (49.3%)

Your GPU is overloaded.

https://obsproject.com/wiki/GPU-overload-issues


18:26:21.319: Loaded scenes:
18:26:21.319: - scene 'Grabación y emisión':
18:26:21.319: - source: 'Micrófono' (wasapi_input_capture)
18:26:21.319: - filter: 'Ganancia' (gain_filter)
18:26:21.319: - filter: 'Eliminación de ruido' (noise_suppress_filter)
18:26:21.319: - source: 'Captura de pantalla' (monitor_capture)
18:26:21.319: - source: 'Two Point Hospital' (game_capture)
18:26:21.319: - source: 'Don't Starve' (game_capture)
18:26:21.319: - source: 'Graveyard Keeper' (game_capture)
18:26:21.319: - source: 'Generation Zero' (game_capture)
18:26:21.319: - source: 'Minecraft' (game_capture)
18:26:21.319: - source: 'Stardew sin mods' (game_capture)
18:26:21.319: - source: 'Stardew Valley' (game_capture)
18:26:21.319: - source: 'My Time At Portia' (game_capture)
18:26:21.319: - source: 'Skyrim' (game_capture)
18:26:21.319: - source: 'Webcam' (dshow_input)
18:26:21.319: - source: 'Streamlabs Alert Box' (browser_source)

It is very much not suggested to use multiple game captures in the same scene, or to combine monitor and game captures in the same scene. This negatively impacts performance. Either use one a game capture or a monitor capture, but not both, and either use one game capture per scene and change its configuration when you change games, or build separate scenes or scene collections for different games.

 

[Valthak]

Thank you for your response, I'll try what you've said and I'll post again with the results