Nevermind the nevermind, right back to it again. Can't stream.. doing the same thing again :(Mac M1 Max Studio, keeps dropping from 30 fps, to 12 fps, to 0 fps. and goes from streaming to reconnecting over and over again.
Any suggested fixes?
Thank you!
Release For OBS 28 beta · kilinbox/obs-multi-rtmp
This is an unofficial build. OBS Version < 28 is not supported for this Release!github.com
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Does not function with latest OBS 28.1.2 64 bit PC
You can use restream to stream to multiple sources but they must accept the same resolution on every output unless you pay for a premium package which can be pricey. restream.io
As it is, this plugin is great for streaming to different platforms in varying resolutions and frame rates.
You can use restream to stream to multiple sources but they must accept the same resolution on every output unless you pay for a premium package which can be pricey. restream.io
As it is, this plugin is great for streaming to different platforms in varying resolutions and frame rates.
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Problem is, the plugin isn't working on OBS v28 with Mac M1 CPU's
I'm not interested in paying for a service when a plugin can/should be able to do the same for free.
Mark Weiss
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I upgraded to V 28 OBS and installed the current multi-RTMP version.
My log file reports that it's not being loaded though:
"obs-multi-rtmp/bin/64bit/obs-multi-rtmp.dll' due to possible import conflicts"
What does this mean?
My log file reports that it's not being loaded though:
"obs-multi-rtmp/bin/64bit/obs-multi-rtmp.dll' due to possible import conflicts"
What does this mean?
Remove the current plugin and reinstall from the developer's Github and you should be fine
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I seeing anything for mac users for OBS 28
Release For OBS 28 · sorayuki/obs-multi-rtmp
OBS Version 27 users download from here OBS 27版本从这里下载插件 ＯＢＳバージョン２７の方はこちらへ ＞＞＞Link＜＜＜ apple computer users download from here 苹果电脑用户请进这里 アップルパソコンユーザーはこっちらへ ＞＞＞Link＜＜＜ OBS Version 28 beta users down...
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Hi thank you, this is so great! I just have one problem, everytime i try to stream to twitch, i use a URL from here https://stream.twitch.tv/ingests/ + my stream key and i get this error: "failed to connect to stream."
However, everything works for facebook and youtube. Does anyone else have this problem with twitch connection?
Thank you,
Sam
However, everything works for facebook and youtube. Does anyone else have this problem with twitch connection?
Thank you,
Sam
It's busted - that's exactly the issue. Once in a while it works - othertimes 0 FPS
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haleypadawan
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I'm confused since there are conflicting information. Someone said to avoid using more resources we can just set the settings to "Get from OBS" which then if you're uploading 9000kbps then you're only sending 9000kbps and not 18000kbps if you're streaming to 2 platforms which will mean it will be the same as restream without watermark/having to pay.
But on the other hand someone said you will always need to upload 18000kbps if you're sending 9000kbps to 2 platforms even with "Get from OBS" option.
Can someone clarify this? Thank you.
But on the other hand someone said you will always need to upload 18000kbps if you're sending 9000kbps to 2 platforms even with "Get from OBS" option.
Can someone clarify this? Thank you.
If you are using this plugin and you are sending 9,000 Kbps to the 2 platforms, you will need to be able to send 18,000 Kbps.
Now the 'get from OBS' option just prevents the encorder from doing double encoding. You are using the settings of OBS so it is less processing but does not change the fact you are still sending to 2 platforms therefore 2 x 9000 Kbps
With Restream, Castr, Splitstrem and similar providers you will send one stream, 9,000 Kbps, to them and they will "restream" the stream to the 2 or more platforms for you.
Now the general recommendation is that is you are pushing a stream of X Kbps you should try and have 2 to 2.5 that amount in upload capacity. The reason is you want to ensure you have headroom for other activity that might happening on the network and or fluctuation in the upload speeds.
Now the 'get from OBS' option just prevents the encorder from doing double encoding. You are using the settings of OBS so it is less processing but does not change the fact you are still sending to 2 platforms therefore 2 x 9000 Kbps
With Restream, Castr, Splitstrem and similar providers you will send one stream, 9,000 Kbps, to them and they will "restream" the stream to the 2 or more platforms for you.
Now the general recommendation is that is you are pushing a stream of X Kbps you should try and have 2 to 2.5 that amount in upload capacity. The reason is you want to ensure you have headroom for other activity that might happening on the network and or fluctuation in the upload speeds.
haleypadawan
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Ahh I see. Thank you for this information.
So "Get from OBS" makes it so CPU/GPU usage doesn't change when you're streaming from 1 or multiple streams?