I Pic Period: spacing for I pictures, in case driver doesnt force/select a picture type -> so i was right and i think 1/2 (15) or 1/3 (10) or 1/5 (6) FPS (=30) should be great values ->
@jackun
pls add encBPicPattern to custom-settings
if you would combine "I Pic Period" with "encBPicPattern" (not in use right now) you could make you stream more efficient on VCE 2.0 cards -> GOP 30 / IDR 60or120 / I Pic Period 10 (1/3 FPS) / encBPicPattern 3 (4 should be max on most cards) should give that Frames: IPBBBPBBBPIPBBBPBBBPIPBBBPBBBP for 1 GOP -> thats good compression that also allows some quick movement
ps i upload some vids soon (testing right now)
EDIT:
here r the vids -> i prefer 1/5 FPS as 'I Pic Period' -> 6 when FPS =30
links to orginal files in description
https://youtu.be/-Zj3Om-qkzU -> IPP 6
https://youtu.be/-q88ThNgrHM -> IPP 10
https://youtu.be/6XbN3tqWRGE -> IPP 15
have fun with it ;)
EDIT2:
for graphic intensive games (like Dying Light) you get a more steady quality for your stream when 'I Pic Period' is set to 6 -> with 10; 15; or 0 (auto) you have a wide range of Quality-Presets for each frame - so the stream looks blurry and not constant in quality and you have more and higher peaks -> so set your IPP to 6 ;)
ps - i will try to get my hands on an R9 380X (GCN 1.2 - VCE 2.0) to find right amount of b-frames and maybe find some other improvements for streams -> because for local recordings you dont need to tighten bitrate and can set it to full quality
pps @all who think they stream their (FirstPerson)Shooter or fast game in 1080p -> IT WILL SUCK because twitch.tv just allow you 3500kbps Bitrate with max ~4800kb peaks -> and that is hardly enough for good 720p60 -> so better use 720p30 (where 2500kbps can be enough for most games) // differs for YT-Gaming
pps still a big thank you to jackun ;)