Hello All!
I'm very new to all of this, but after days of trying everything I can think of and tearing my hair out, I thought that I might turn to you for help. I'm attempting to stream 1080p to youtube (Canon EOS R and Lumix G7 - Blackmagic ATEM Mini - 2018 Macbook Pro - over an Ethernet cable to a modem with 30-40 upload speed), and no matter what I tweak, I get an encoder overload message. The only conditions under which the stream is not loosing frames, out of audio sync, and generally looking terrible is streaming at 480p, at which point everything works perfectly, but falls short of the cinematic glory of HD.
My last log file is here: https://obsproject.com/logs/2nyuVptgUnyQN10C though it represents just one snapshot of the million combinations of bitrates, frame rates, resolutions, etc that I've tried.
Do I need some sort of hardware encoder (selecting the internal macbook one didn't improve things)? A Mac Pro (which might take me a years to save for, ugh!)? Just to tweak one little setting? I am totally at a loss.
I would be incredibly grateful for any advice you might have!
I'm very new to all of this, but after days of trying everything I can think of and tearing my hair out, I thought that I might turn to you for help. I'm attempting to stream 1080p to youtube (Canon EOS R and Lumix G7 - Blackmagic ATEM Mini - 2018 Macbook Pro - over an Ethernet cable to a modem with 30-40 upload speed), and no matter what I tweak, I get an encoder overload message. The only conditions under which the stream is not loosing frames, out of audio sync, and generally looking terrible is streaming at 480p, at which point everything works perfectly, but falls short of the cinematic glory of HD.
My last log file is here: https://obsproject.com/logs/2nyuVptgUnyQN10C though it represents just one snapshot of the million combinations of bitrates, frame rates, resolutions, etc that I've tried.
Do I need some sort of hardware encoder (selecting the internal macbook one didn't improve things)? A Mac Pro (which might take me a years to save for, ugh!)? Just to tweak one little setting? I am totally at a loss.
I would be incredibly grateful for any advice you might have!
