I'm on a network that is hostile to me... China. I'm streaming to an overseas Nginx server, which I control.
Problem:
I can do upload speeds of 5000kb/s no problem, or even twice that, but the problem is that every 5 or so seconds, the bit rate will drop to <1000 or 0 for approximately one or two seconds, and then go back to normal for another 5-10 seconds before repeating.
What I need help with:
I want to know how I can essentially prohibit OBS from dropping frames in response to a sudden drop in bandwith. Ideally, i'd have the stream buffered/delayed 3-5 seconds somehow by the nginx server, and then any need for catch-up will not result in lagging.
How can I achieve this?
Problem:
I can do upload speeds of 5000kb/s no problem, or even twice that, but the problem is that every 5 or so seconds, the bit rate will drop to <1000 or 0 for approximately one or two seconds, and then go back to normal for another 5-10 seconds before repeating.
What I need help with:
I want to know how I can essentially prohibit OBS from dropping frames in response to a sudden drop in bandwith. Ideally, i'd have the stream buffered/delayed 3-5 seconds somehow by the nginx server, and then any need for catch-up will not result in lagging.
How can I achieve this?