Question / Help OBS dropping frames (Twitch bandwidth test / speedtest inside)

[KillswitchAUT]

Well, after searching this forum for people with the same problem, I decided to post yet another thread with random OBS frame drops, since I don't want to hijack other people's thread. I had the problem with 0.16.2, updated to 0.16.4, without any better results. It's happening for quite some time now (around a month or so) and whatever I do, it doesn't stop. It worked pretty decent over the summer, now I sometimes can't stream for more than an hour without dropping MASSIVE amounts of frames, which makes it impossible to get anything good quality wise.

Here's the Twitch bandwidth test: http://i.imgur.com/O3MT5kl.png

Here's my speedtest result: http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/5782168050

This is one log I had today:
Nov 8: http://pastebin.com/52zYMHbN

This log right here went smooth for 3 hours or so, then completely dropped for no reason:
Before it dropped: http://pastebin.com/M2sgmTyD
Restarted stream after the drops: http://pastebin.com/ZcLzA3c8

Can someone help me out here? It's becoming more and more frustrating since there seems to be no fix for it.

 

[Fenrir]

Those twitchtest results are abysmal. You need to call your ISP and explain the issue. Generally, you need a quality score of at least 80 for a decent streaming experience. 90+ is better, and ideally you'd be at or near 100.

 

[KillswitchAUT]

My speedtest results are over the top though, they are even better than on paper, I don't understand how it's an ISP problem when literally everything else works perfectly fine.... I can watch multiple streams on source quality at the same time, play video games and my fiancee is watching Netflix, everything without any problems whatsoever.

 

[Fenrir]

Speedtests check your internet connection to the speedtest server. Twitchtest tests your connection to the TWITCH servers. You might very well have a very solid connection everywhere else, but your connection to twitch is terrible. This is something only your ISP can isolate and correct.