Question / Help help me get decent stream!

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baami

New Member
hello i'm trying to stream at decent quality but the stream always keep lagging for me.
i have no lag ingame when i stream.

internet speed : 50 down and 50 up


pc specs :

Pentium(R) Duel-Core CPU E6600 @ 3.06GHz 3.07 Ghz
4 GB RAM
64 bit

AMD Readon HD 6450

my stream settings for now :

Use CBR : didnt marked that one.
Quality balance : 10
max bitrate (kb/s) : 2000 buffersize (kbit) : 2500


audio encording

bitrate : 112


VIDEO

1440x900
downscaled to 960x600
Filter best detail, 36 samples
FPS 22

Disable Aero : didnt marked that one.


ADVANCED:

Proccesor Priortity class : normal
Scene buffer time (milliseconds) 400
x264 CPU Preset : Veryfast
x264 Encording Profile : Main
keyframe interval ( seconds, 0=auto): 2
use CFR : marked that one
and the rest default under that.

i really hope some one can help me out so i can stream without stream lag or frozen stream spikes.

thanks for reading :)

cheers.
 
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Tereith2050

Member
Hello buddy. Remember your world of warcraft settings might also do something about it. Don't run it ultra if you don't have a kickass computer. But try to run it 1920x1080 in borderless window It would help with some more details about your computer than just your internet speed. I can tell you my obs specs then copy it. But it's 2 different comps so i don't think it will work

I'm streaming on Twitch.tv

(use CBR)
(Enable CBR padding)
Quality Balance (9)
Max Bitrate 3,500
Use custom Buffer size
Buffer Size 3,500 i can go a lot higher on both but twitch said it was my best choice.
(Video options)
Custom 1920x1080
Resulution downscale 1,50 (1280x720) - Once you get partnered you can set it to 1080p
Filter - Lanczos (best detail, 36 samples) heard it was the best filter around
Fps 60 - Try 30 if 60 is too much
 
FerretBomb

FerretBomb

Active Member
Post a logfile from a live streaming session. There's a stickied thread at the top of this forum on how to do that (along with the one when you start a new thread advising that posting a log is almost always needed).

Be aware that if you're streaming to Twitch, CBR is required for their new standardization guidelines. Non-partnered streamers should not exceed 2000kbps, and there is no need for that custom buffer unless you have a specific reason (and 'following a guide' does not count).

I'll say up front that your CPU is pretty weak, and may have difficulty encoding HD video in real-time.
 
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