DoesAMDSuck
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I have ADSL 24/1. Everyone knows you can't stream shit with such low upload speed, but luckily for me I live 100 meters from the 3G mast so I bought a 3G stick and streamed through it. With the 3G stick I get 12/4 but the latency is about 60 ms so I can't use it for gaming. For gaming I need to use ADSL.
So I currently have ADSL and 3G in the same PC. I basically have two internet connections, the main connection is the ADSL. I will only use the 3G connection for streaming the video to Twitch's server, so I redirected the stream packages to be sent through the 3G connection instead of ADSL with ROUTE ADD.
So I started streaming and everything works like a charm. I have 10 ms latency in game and OBS is showing no dropped frames, but when I am watching my own stream I can see that it's starting to buffer every ~5 seconds. The thing is that if I disconnect the ADSL and only uses the 3G connection, the stream will work fine, no buffering whatsoever, but then I will have 150 ms latency in game.
So I currently have ADSL and 3G in the same PC. I basically have two internet connections, the main connection is the ADSL. I will only use the 3G connection for streaming the video to Twitch's server, so I redirected the stream packages to be sent through the 3G connection instead of ADSL with ROUTE ADD.
So I started streaming and everything works like a charm. I have 10 ms latency in game and OBS is showing no dropped frames, but when I am watching my own stream I can see that it's starting to buffer every ~5 seconds. The thing is that if I disconnect the ADSL and only uses the 3G connection, the stream will work fine, no buffering whatsoever, but then I will have 150 ms latency in game.
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