Question / Help Need Config for my stream

[Picpic2b]

Hello all ! i need your help !

I need a config for my stream !

OBS.


Download : 52.56 Mb/s Upload : 16.59 Mb/s 31 ms on speedtest.


CPU : i7 3770 @ 4.2 GHz

RAM : 16Go

CG : 670 GTX MSI POWER EDITION OC / 2GB


Games : League of Legends , Strife , Trackmania .


I need all config please : cpu ... ect :p


Thank a lot !

 

[Videophile]

Hi,

No one will make a config for you since each system and each computer is and performs differently.

If you need help setting up your stream, thats something we can do.

-Shrimp

 

[dodgepong]

http://obsproject.com/estimator

 

[Picpic2b]

hello , i have already used it , but they said 3500 , i dont have drop , but twitch load ~ 2 sec per min , at 2200 not a single , i have 16 mega upload ....


CPU Advice

• Set FPS to 30
• Consider setting FPS to 60 with a resolution downscale if you have spare CPU power for improved motion quality

Game Advice

• Try to aim for the highest bitrate possible for high motion games
• Use game capture if possible for maximum performance.
• Use window capture with Aero enabled if game capture is unavailable.

Network Advice

• Your upload speed is sufficient for 720p / 1080p
• Enable CFR for compatibility with streaming services
• Enable CBR for improved stream stability
• Recommended max bitrate: 3500
• Recommended buffer size: 3500

 

[Picpic2b]

The probleme : at 2200 Np

At : 3500 when i look the stream i have prob and friends too

Look screens please



Where is the prob ? i have same at 2700 , 2500 ..


twitch prob ?


i found it :


General rule of thumb on the OBS Questions & Help forum as far as bitrates and quality is:

• 3500kbps - decent/good 1080p@30fps (max bitrate recommended by Twitch, much past this and the ingest servers start to fall over)
  
  
• 3000kbps - moderate 1080p@30, high-quality 720p@60
  
  
• 2700kbps - poor 1080@30, moderate 720@60
  
  
• 2000kbps - poor 720@60, good 720@30 (this is the Twitch-recommended maximum for non-partnered streamers)
  
  
• 1500kbps - moderate 720@30, good 480@30
  

So the max for non-partnerned streamers like me its 2200-2000 so

my Pc is good , so can i make better quality with a preset ? like medium or slow ?

 

[Picpic2b]

up

 

[xSonic521x]

IS that really the max bitrate, resolution and frame rate for not partnered twitch members? I guess that explains all the constant buffering and micro stuttering...

 

[Picpic2b]

Yes , i have stream on : https://www.connectcast.tv/ , 3500 , 1080 P , no problem

 

[xSonic521x]

Never heard of that one. I've only heard of Twitch and U-Stream. Aside from twitch since they seem to be less caring and more greedy lately, what would be a good alternative to stream casual gaming?

 

[Sapiens]

IS that really the max bitrate, resolution and frame rate for not partnered twitch members?

There is no hard maximum for non-partnered streams other than the Twitch standard of "3500 Kbps or less". 720p30 at 2 Mbps is recommended because non-partnered streams don't have access to transcoding at lower bitrates. Streaming at higher bitrates means that it's more likely for some viewers to experience buffering (since there are no lower resolution, lower bitrate quality options for them) and because 1080p streams at 2000 Kbps generally won't look very good unless they're lower motion. If you want to stream at 1080p and 3500 Kbps you still can, just be aware that you will be making it harder for some viewers to watch.

 

[xSonic521x]

That's the main problem. So I guess I'm stuck at 1280x720 and 2000 Kbps, but, what about Frame Rate? Will 60 be okay or will my views be better off watching at 30? I want to avoid any stuttering and/or buffering for them but give them a nice viewing experience. Also, should I have and "delay" with my broadcasts, or set it to a solid 0?

 

[Sapiens]

Streaming at 60 FPS will look worse than streaming at 30 FPS at the same bitrate, it's up to you to test and decide if you find the quality acceptable or not. Delay has no effect on stream quality, enable it if you want your stream to be delayed.

 

[xSonic521x]

Okay, now, what exactly is being set to 1280x720? My desktop resolution, in-game resolution or both? I'd like to avoid downscaling and try to do a "native 1280x720" stream if possible.

 

[Sapiens]

You would set whatever it is you're streaming to 1280x720. The game, your desktop, whatever.

 

[xSonic521x]

So I set that to the custom resolution in the video tab under settings right? After that, do I NEED to lower it in-game as well or no?

 

[Sapiens]

If you don't want to use downscaling for a 1280x720 stream then yes, you need to set the base resolution in OBS to 1280x720 and also run your game/source content at 1280x720.

 

[xSonic521x]

Thank you.

 

[xSonic521x]

Tried it, unfortunately, stream still constantly buffering.

 

[Sapiens]

Buffering is unique to each viewer, it just means that you aren't getting the data from Twitch fast enough. Maybe that's a Twitch issue (it's E3 after all and they're under heavy load), maybe it's the Twitch server the data is being sent from, maybe a problem somewhere along the route, etc. Just because it buffers for you doesn't mean it buffers for everyone.

 

[xSonic521x]

This has been an issue for MANY people on twitch for quite a while now, long before E3. And people who I've asked to view have all said that it's a buffering problem.