Question / Help I'm at wits end! >_<

[WulfricNick]

So, been trying to get a good stream running for days... been fiddling with settings, crashing OBS with OpenGL setting XD, reinstalling, mucking around with bitrates and what not... and I just can't find a solution to get a clean stream with no drop outs. I'll post everything I can.
So first things, I'm streaming from lovely little Adelaide, South Australia.
This is my Speedtest from Adelaide to Sydney (which I would assume would be my best Server Location)

Now, I did the Twitch Bandwith Test, and it seriously doesn't match up at all and is all over the place...

So yeah, I dunno if I can trust these results >_<

So, I used Taipei, as it seems to be a decent-ish server location based on the above results and this was my last log (very small stream)

Any Help to get it running smooth? I think I should be able to...

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[Harold]

You're far better off using rio instead of sydney as your twitch ingest server.

 

[WulfricNick]

I was trying Taiwan, but still had issues with Dropping frames and what not.

 

[sam686]

Open command and do: ping -t google.com (ctrl+c to stop later), any dropped pings or ping spikes?

You may try a different streaming service like YouTube or HitBox to check if the problem is Twitch or your internet connection.

 

[Harold]

Rio and sao paulo are better options than taipei.

 

[WulfricNick]

Nope, no issues here... I don't think.

 

[WulfricNick]

Also did another Twitch Bandwidth Test... SO INCONSISTENT! >_
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Does it matter if i'm using 32bit OBS or 64bit OBS?

 

[Harold]

32-bit vs 64-bit doesn't matter, it's an internet connection issue at this point. Nothing we can do to fix it.

 

[WulfricNick]

I ran a stream on HitBox... this is the Logs for it...
It seemed to run pretty well, still a few dropped frames though.

 

[FerretBomb]

Hitbox is not Twitch. Different servers, different routing.
TBT shows that your network connection/routing is unstable as heck. There's nothing you can do in OBS to fix that, you need to yell at your ISP, or get a (paid!) VPN service with a better uplink to the local backbone.

 

[WulfricNick]

Whats Bizzare is that I'm running the fastest internet in our country - if you've heard of the NBN.

And because it's so new to our country, no tech support knows what the hell to do with it! >_< haha