Question / Help Looking for better settings [suggestions]

[keystonerjibber]

Hello OBS and fellow streamers. I run a skylake 6700k and am looking to perfect my settings for my channel.

This is my most recent broadcast: https://www.twitch.tv/keystonerjibber/v/98875794

I'm trying to get the grass and rocks in the mountains with everything else to not be so blocky and overall make it look crispier and sharp.

My last log file is here: https://gist.github.com/934ecb2e450e22151a1ea0f036764251


Any help would be greatly appreciated!

 

[keystonerjibber]

bump

 

[Sapiens]

There are no streaming attempts in this log.

 

[RYAM77]

Maybe raising the bitrate to 8000 or 5000? Idk, the higher the bitrate, the higher the quality, but do note that people with bad internet will not watch you streaming because of buffering... While, there is a possible even amount of the people on Twitch that will just simply will not watch your stream because of bad video quality if you keep your bitrate at the recommended level (2500 kbps) that Twitch provides. Either one, Your pick.
(If I'm wrong just say so, but please don't be so bashful).

 

[RytoEX]

Maybe raising the bitrate to 8000 or 5000? Idk, the higher the bitrate, the higher the quality, but do note that people with bad internet will not watch you streaming because of buffering... While, there is a possible even amount of the people on Twitch that will just simply will not watch your stream because of bad video quality if you keep your bitrate at the recommended level (2500 kbps) that Twitch provides. Either one, Your pick.
(If I'm wrong just say so, but please don't be so bashful).

This is wrong. Streaming to Twitch as a non-partner above 2000 Kbps is generally not recommended, as they will not offer transcodes for you. Twitch also does not allow non-partners to stream above 3500 Kbps. They begin considering your stream a Denial of Service attack at about 6000 Kbps, and they may ban your account.