Question / Help Help with OBS Settings

Montone

New Member
Hi guys.

I tried OBS a bit of time, but I had difficulty in maintaining a stream clean and without lag/buffering.

I hope you can help me to suggest a good setting to make a stream of quality at least 720p without downscale if possible.

PC:

CPU: AMD FX-6300 6-Core Vishera 3.5 Ghz
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-970A-UD3P
GPU: AMD Sapphire Radeon R7 260X
Ram: DDR3 Ballistix Tactical 8 GB
HDD: Saegate 1 TB
Power Supply: Thermaltake Hamburg 530W
OS: Windows 7 Home

Actual Stream setting that doesn't give me lack at cost of quality:

Encoding: x264 / CBR Active / Max Bitrate 1000 / Buffer Size 1000 / Codec AAC 44.1 kHz / Bitrate 96 / Channel Stereo
Broadcast Settings: Twitch / EU: Frankfurt, DE (( I'm actually live in Italy, this is does like the best on the test))
Video: 1280x720 (Downscaled at 852x480) / FPS 30 / Aero Disable
Advanced: Multithreaded Optimization On / Process Priority Normal / Scen Buffering to 400 / x264 preset Very Fast / Encoding Profile Main / Use CFR on / KeyFrame interval = 2

UPLOAD:

Testmy.net
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Speedtest
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A note:

1. This actual setting makes me stable the stream, but I don't like it the quality.
2. I don't want lower my bitrate.
3. Advanced settings for x264 it would be nice if fitting with my pc/connection specs.
 

Montone

New Member
Already used as starting point, but stream lags with this settings (and basically I want 30/60 fps, not 25):

CPU Advice

  • Set FPS to 25
Game Advice
  • A bitrate around 2000-3000 is sufficient for RTS and other low motion games
  • Use game capture if possible for maximum performance.
  • Use window capture with Aero enabled if game capture is unavailable.
Network Advice
  • Your upload speed is sufficient for 720p / 1080p
  • Enable CFR for compatibility with streaming services
  • Enable CBR for improved stream stability
  • Recommended max bitrate: 3500
  • Recommended buffer size: 3500
 

Osiris

Active Member
I don't see any problems in the log. Your bitrate is a bit low though and you might wanna try 30 fps and set resolution to 720p.
 
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