Question / Help Help Optimisation Sream Twitch

Furax

New Member
Hi Team,

First thanks for this program and sry for my english but usually i m french speking ;)

I'm looking forward to find some informations to optimize my stream which i know couldn't be exceptionnal because i'm not on fiber:
http://www.hostingpics.net/viewer.php?id=689521thumbnailWP20160805165024Pro.jpg

And i'm using a Pc with this configuration:

Processeur :Intel Core i5 3570K Cadencé à 3.40 GHz
Carte Mère : ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. P8Z77-V LE Rev X.0x
Memoire: 8 Go de mémoire totale de type DDR3 à 668.45 MHz (2xBarrette Corsair de 4 Go)
Carte graphique : NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970
SSD SAMSUNGSSD830Series de 119.24 Go SATA III
Screens:
VE247
Resolution maximum: 1920 x 1080 Taille de l'écran: 24.0" (53 cm x 30 cm) Date de fabrication: 28/10/2011 Ratio d'aspect: 16:9 Type d'entrée vidéo: Digital Signal

ASUS MX299
Resolution maximum: 2560 x 1080 Taille de l'écran: 28.6" (67 cm x 28 cm) Date de fabrication: 01/07/2013 Type d'entrée vidéo: Digital Signal


I read different things on internet and i try differents combinaisons but i m not satisfed actully i put 2000 btr... do you think it s ok?

you can see what it done on my twitch tv chanel https://www.twitch.tv/furax85/v/82652290

Do you think that s the better i can have with my stuff?

I'm not at home but tomorow i try to upgrade my logfile of last streams cessions.

Really look forward to give the bests stream i can, thanks a lot for your reading/future answering

Furax
 

Furax

New Member
Bump, nobody to Help me? :(

- Do You think i must put in 1280x720 résolution?
- How Much Bitrates with my connection 55,57 / 5,77?
- When You Stream do You see youre streaming page lagging but when You look the record of the evening it s ok?

I m really motivate and Hope to find some pationate on This forum who are open mind to help a new streamer.

Thanks
 

Boildown

Active Member
20:03:18: Using custom x264 settings: "level=3.1 bframes=3 ref=1"
20:03:18: x264: frame MB size (160x68) > level limit (3600)
20:03:18: x264: DPB size (4 frames, 43520 mbs) > level limit (1 frames, 18000 mbs)
20:03:18: x264: MB rate (326400) > level limit (108000)

20:03:18: width: 2560, height: 1080

Get rid of the custom x264 settings, they're hurting and not helping. Downscale by at least 1.5 to 720p or smaller. Then your might be able to increase your preset to something like Faster instead of Very Fast.

Edit: You're running at 21:9 aspect ratio, so it won't be 1280x720, but that's ok. Just downscale it to whatever is 720 or less as the second number. Don't increase your bitrate, Twitch viewers can't download it anyways (on average). Either leave it as is or set it lower (like 2000 bitrate, 2000 buffer). Don't watch your stream on the same IP that you're sending it from.
 

Furax

New Member
Humm thanks for your answering Boildown..

but with my english not sur to understand evything so slowly what i must do..

first Get rid of the custom x264 settings... so i must put it off and put Nvidia NVENC?
And then put it on 720p so on 1280x720?
stay at 2500 bitrates?
and don't watch my stream ...but how can i look if it looks like ok?

Thanks for your help
 

Furax

New Member
Re Boildown and thanks So Much for You help.. Really kind of You to take time for answering my questions.

So i test last night only the change in 720p... And the stream looks much bether.. Less pixels in moove..

It was on bframes 2k or 2k5.. So what i understand i can put on 3k?
What do you mean on ref 1?
It was on very fast, you say i xan put on faster? Bith if i had a message warning on CPU?
How do you watch your stream to know if quality is ok if you can t watch it from same IP?

Take care, look forward for yoir answers and once again thanks a lot!

Furax
 

Boildown

Active Member
Go to Settings > Advanced > Video > Custom x264 Encoder Settings, and delete everything in the text field there.
 

Furax

New Member
Ok thanks so i tried last night but it s difficult to see direct if it s look good on life if i can t look on same ip..how can you make it?

And it s not dangerous if i put faster and not very fast both if i have a warning message?
 

Boildown

Active Member
I made that recommendation based on your previous log file. Try them both. Do five minute or longer sessions of high action gameplay and post a new OBS log file showing those sessions and I'll re-examine the performance.
 

Furax

New Member
the stram was into screen 1.5 ; 30 fps ; max bitrates 2k ; advanced option x264 faster main..

it's look like it's more laggy than when i got the text in advanced option no?

May i put the text back and put it on very fast and not faster?

Hope i'm not borring you... really kind of you to help me to find the perfect streaming option i can have with my stuff.
 

Boildown

Active Member
From the most recent log file:

20:18:58: Using custom x264 settings: "level=3.1 bframes=3 ref=1"
20:18:58: x264: frame MB size (160x68) > level limit (3600)
20:18:58: x264: DPB size (4 frames, 43520 mbs) > level limit (1 frames, 18000 mbs)
20:18:58: x264: MB rate (326400) > level limit (108000)
20:18:58: ------------------------------------------
20:18:58: Video Encoding: x264
20:18:58: fps: 30
20:18:58: width: 2560, height: 1080

"level=3.1 bframes=3 ref=1" is still there which means you didn't remove it. Remove it.

"width: 2560, height: 1080" you still need to downscale more. You can't stream 2560x1080 at 2500kbps, it just won't work. Downscale to 720p (at least). This is why the performance is bad.
 

Furax

New Member
So that musn't be the last logs because i remove all this things and when i go in my setings it's still in 720, 2000kbps and without the text...strange
 

Boildown

Active Member
It should be close to good now. Try turning Aero on. Just noticed its off.

Duplicated frames is at 1.02% for a nice long stream... that's just a little high IMO, but you could check the VOD and see if it bothers you or not.

If it does and turning Aero on doesn't fix things, try using one step smaller resolution. Whatever is next below 720p.
 
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