TriAtlasGaming
Member
I just recently heard about OBS and I am very excited about it (used to use XSplit).
I find that OBS is SO MUCH BETTER and I am loving it very much! But I just have a few questions in regards to some of the options in "Advanced" and Max BR and Buffer Size.
Starting with Max BR and Buffer Size: I have read that having a much lower Buffer Size (in contrast with your Max BR) is a better option than having them matched?
(e.g. Streaming at 720p / 60fps with 2000 Max BR and 1000 Buffer Size will deliver a better quality stream). Is this true?
Secondly, the Advanced options: What exactly does, "Process Priority Class" do? I have it set to "High" with the above option in-check.
Also, what does "Bind to Interface" do? There are two options in the drop-box - "Default" and another option, which appears to be my PC's IP Address. I currently have it set to my PC's IP Address. Do I need to check the "Automatic Low Latency Mode?" And what about the "Latency Tuning Factor?"
The reason why I am asking these questions is, I will be receiving my new internet soon - about two weeks away (with 45 down / 4 up), and would like to know ahead of time how well I can stream with this new service I signed up for. So I am not able to actually use OBS yet or do any of my own testing.
If 4 mbs upload is not sufficient enough, I will have to look for a new ISP with higher upload speeds.
I plan to stream @ 1280x720p resolution and 60fps. What is the HIGHEST possible Max BR I can go WITHOUT affecting my online gaming experience and delivering the best quality possible? And can I potentially stream at 1600x900 or even 1920x1080? if so, what is the Max BR I can go to get the best quality possible on those resolutions?
Also, what should I set my "Quality" setting to?
Games I play:
- Diablo III
- League of Legends
- World of Warcraft
- DayZ
Thank You!
I find that OBS is SO MUCH BETTER and I am loving it very much! But I just have a few questions in regards to some of the options in "Advanced" and Max BR and Buffer Size.
Starting with Max BR and Buffer Size: I have read that having a much lower Buffer Size (in contrast with your Max BR) is a better option than having them matched?
(e.g. Streaming at 720p / 60fps with 2000 Max BR and 1000 Buffer Size will deliver a better quality stream). Is this true?
Secondly, the Advanced options: What exactly does, "Process Priority Class" do? I have it set to "High" with the above option in-check.
Also, what does "Bind to Interface" do? There are two options in the drop-box - "Default" and another option, which appears to be my PC's IP Address. I currently have it set to my PC's IP Address. Do I need to check the "Automatic Low Latency Mode?" And what about the "Latency Tuning Factor?"
The reason why I am asking these questions is, I will be receiving my new internet soon - about two weeks away (with 45 down / 4 up), and would like to know ahead of time how well I can stream with this new service I signed up for. So I am not able to actually use OBS yet or do any of my own testing.
If 4 mbs upload is not sufficient enough, I will have to look for a new ISP with higher upload speeds.
I plan to stream @ 1280x720p resolution and 60fps. What is the HIGHEST possible Max BR I can go WITHOUT affecting my online gaming experience and delivering the best quality possible? And can I potentially stream at 1600x900 or even 1920x1080? if so, what is the Max BR I can go to get the best quality possible on those resolutions?
Also, what should I set my "Quality" setting to?
Games I play:
- Diablo III
- League of Legends
- World of Warcraft
- DayZ
Thank You!
