Balrogos
New Member
Well guys i set options to Quality and i got nice pixel video: http://www.hitbox.tv/video/553532 its looks like amd vce is worster than IQS
OBS branch with AMD VCE support.
- Thread starter jackun
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can you post your log from the help menu please. Just the link is fine. if you could also screenshot encoding tab and VCE tab.
t seems like the encoder is stalling on something. thought that was hitbox's VoD service but then paused and realized that was in the video.
OBS freezes if "Use AMD AMF instead OVE" is active. If its disabled there are no probs, but poor performance in stream @ 3000 kbit
;,,(
EDIT: used ddu to uninstall and reinstall fresh 14.12 from website, again...
try these drivers old but might work http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/AMDCatalyst14-11-2-BetaWINReleaseNotes.aspx
Thank you, but same result. freeze when amf is active.
Balrogos
New Member
I think that was the log, i use newest version of OBS VCE x64 and 15.5 beta drivers for HD7970(R9 280x)
SS:
http://www.mediafire.com/view/k8m2a5wk341t2z8/Desktop 2015-06-14 20-39-50-943.png
http://www.mediafire.com/view/u3d7lon0ecu05aa/Desktop 2015-06-14 20-39-43-395.png
Code:
RTMPPublisher::SocketLoop: Stalled for 1553 ms to write 536559 bytes (buffer: 0 / 536576), unstable connection?I think this is the root of your issues.
Also, raise your GOP to 30 or better yet 60. and your IDR, probably 60 as well
Lucil
Member
i think i got it. it was the really low gop
im running 96
http://www.twitch.tv/meowchards/v/6190124
http://i.imgur.com/wqUI1XD.png
should i try higher?
im running 96
http://www.twitch.tv/meowchards/v/6190124
http://i.imgur.com/wqUI1XD.png
should i try higher?
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GOP 96 is right for your fps.
Any1 got any tip to improve the blockiness in the stream
How it looks with them settings:
http://www.twitch.tv/tindle/b/669298145
How it looks with them settings:
http://www.twitch.tv/tindle/b/669298145
Change from balanced to quality preset. That should help a lot. If you want more, you'll need more bitrate (3300ish) but note that make sure your viewers dont get buffering.
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Lucil
Member
i realized i copy and pasted the wrong screen here it is with the idr changed from 96 to 120
http://i.imgur.com/wqUI1XD.png
http://i.imgur.com/wqUI1XD.png
IDR should be set to x2fps no matter what. I think jackun put in there if you set IDR to 0, it will go do 2xfps no matter what the fps is. either way..
Hi, I was wondering if I could get some help on optimizing settings. I stream but I'm not so bothered about crispy quality and mainly want ingame performance. Without streaming I get a nice smooth 80 FPS on League of Legends, but when I stream I get 50 FPS, which is fine, but it's not as smooth and commands I issue ingame such as attack/move commands seem to lag behind slightly due to the choppiness (although my ping is fine so it's not that).
I've made a lot of progress thanks to dping on another thread, initially using the standard OBS version, then I moved to this version and it's helped me immensely but it's still just not quite yet where I want it to be.
Running an AMD A8 6600K Quad with HD8570D Graphics.
Driver Packaging Version: 14.501.1003-141120a-177998C
Catalyst Version: 14.12 AMD Catalyst Omega Software
Below are my current settings on OBS
Also, don't know if this counts for anything..
I know my way around quite a few things with computers, but the problem is its mainly software based, so when it comes to hardware and how GPU/CPU's etc as related to this, I'm pretty clueless. Here's a few things I don't know if relevant though.
Thanks!
I've made a lot of progress thanks to dping on another thread, initially using the standard OBS version, then I moved to this version and it's helped me immensely but it's still just not quite yet where I want it to be.
Running an AMD A8 6600K Quad with HD8570D Graphics.
Driver Packaging Version: 14.501.1003-141120a-177998C
Catalyst Version: 14.12 AMD Catalyst Omega Software
Below are my current settings on OBS
Also, don't know if this counts for anything..
I know my way around quite a few things with computers, but the problem is its mainly software based, so when it comes to hardware and how GPU/CPU's etc as related to this, I'm pretty clueless. Here's a few things I don't know if relevant though.
- I've tried changing the engines to Host/DX9/DX11, With them I've tried messing about with disabling D3D/OpenCL interop. DX9 feels the best I think.
- Also tried using OpenCL instead of AMD AMF.
- Downscaling to the minimum 360p deals with all the above problems and makes it 95% to the smoothness without streaming, something I'd be happy with; but even with my low standards of stream quality, 360p is too less.
Thanks!
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This might sound like a funny question but what speed is your RAM set to? 1600? 1833?Hi, I was wondering if I could get some help on optimizing settings. I stream but I'm not so bothered about crispy quality and mainly want ingame performance. Without streaming I get a nice smooth 80 FPS on League of Legends, but when I stream I get 50 FPS, which is fine, but it's not as smooth and commands I issue ingame such as attack/move commands seem to lag behind slightly due to the choppiness (although my ping is fine so it's not that).
I've made a lot of progress thanks to dping on another thread, initially using the standard OBS version, then I moved to this version and it's helped me immensely but it's still just not quite yet where I want it to be.
Running an AMD A8 6600K Quad with HD8570D Graphics.
Driver Packaging Version: 14.501.1003-141120a-177998C
Catalyst Version: 14.12 AMD Catalyst Omega Software
Below are my current settings on OBS
Also, don't know if this counts for anything..
I know my way around quite a few things with computers, but the problem is its mainly software based, so when it comes to hardware and how GPU/CPU's etc as related to this, I'm pretty clueless. Here's a few things I don't know if relevant though.
I hope there's some solution, as I really like to stream because I have people that like to watch me play and learn but also because I play at a higher gaming level the smoothness is vital for me to make micro plays. I can switch to a dual streaming set-up once I move but that's in a year!
- I've tried changing the engines to Host/DX9/DX11, With them I've tried messing about with disabling D3D/OpenCL interop. DX9 feels the best I think.
- Also tried using OpenCL instead of AMD AMF.
- Downscaling to the minimum 360p deals with all the above problems and makes it 95% to the smoothness without streaming, something I'd be happy with; but even with my low standards of stream quality, 360p is too less.
Thanks!
Anyway, lets try something simple. disable to OBS preview window. right click on preview, click preview again and uncheck "enable view".
Post a link to your logfile after streaming for 5 minutes. its in the help menu.
Lucil
Member
yeah i noticed so i returned it to 96 was causing issues on stream
Ah all this time I stream with the preview window off anyway. I've never streamed with it on in my life. RAM speed is 3.90 GHz i believe. I can still post the log file if you want, of a 30 min stream I just did
Something it wrong because that low of streaming resolution and preset should not affect performance.
That RAM speed can't be right, Fastest DDR3 ram speed at the moment is 3000MHz. Anyway, all I was getting by is that APUs perform much better with faster RAM so make sure your ram is set to at least the clocks you bought it at.
Also, I dont know if you've tried the newest drivers out...15.5 I believe.