TheProperBloke
New Member
Introduction:
I have an issue that I haven't ever dealt with over my time using OBS.
However, I've recently come back to the streaming game but with the appropriate setup, unlike my old previous one.
So it comes to no surprise that I'll stumble upon new problems.
Problem:
I only notice this with games that are more graphically intense, more-so fast paced FPS titles like Siege, Hunt Showdown, Modern Warfare Open Beta, etc.
Trust me when I say that my setup is powerful enough to run the stream settings I have set, with ease. I have very little, if any noticeable performance loss while livestreaming even the most demanding titles, usually still being above 60fps or near, depending on the situation. However, my streams come out quite different than what I see with my own eyes.
The end product from OBS during my livestreams, with visually intense games, results in a very choppy and ugly to watch experience. It's as if the fps dropped from 30fps to 15fps, actually I'm pretty sure it damn near is 15-20fps even though I'm getting 60+fps while livestreaming. It just doesn't look like 30fps, and I'm positive without a doubt it's not either.
Here's a link to my latest stream, where I experience this issue while playing Siege at 59m 25s, but the worst is noticeable at 1hr 29m 5s
https://mixer.com/Crudath?vod=PEXDqGhXgEWuSR4CzxARIQ
Streaming Settings:
Base (Canvas) Resolution = 2560x1440p
Output (Scaled) Resolution = 1280x720p
Downscale Filter = Lanczos
Set to 30fps
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Output Mode [Advanced]
x264
(checked = enforce streaming service encoder settings)
CBR
3000 Kbps
Keyframe Interval = 2
CPU Usage Preset = medium
Profile = main
Tune = zerolatency
-------------------
Process Priority = Normal
Specs:
CPU- AMD Ryzen 7 2700x
GPU- GTX 1080
RAM- Ballistix Sport 32GB
INTERNET- 100 down / 20 up
Possible Suspect:
I'm thinking it might have to do with the output mode settings. Likely cpu usage preset and tune?
My cpu can handle that preset, but perhaps it's not so much my cpu but some sort of encoding bottleneck issue?
Suggestions are more than welcome!
Thanks in advance,
-Crudath (theproperbloke)
I have an issue that I haven't ever dealt with over my time using OBS.
However, I've recently come back to the streaming game but with the appropriate setup, unlike my old previous one.
So it comes to no surprise that I'll stumble upon new problems.
Problem:
I only notice this with games that are more graphically intense, more-so fast paced FPS titles like Siege, Hunt Showdown, Modern Warfare Open Beta, etc.
Trust me when I say that my setup is powerful enough to run the stream settings I have set, with ease. I have very little, if any noticeable performance loss while livestreaming even the most demanding titles, usually still being above 60fps or near, depending on the situation. However, my streams come out quite different than what I see with my own eyes.
The end product from OBS during my livestreams, with visually intense games, results in a very choppy and ugly to watch experience. It's as if the fps dropped from 30fps to 15fps, actually I'm pretty sure it damn near is 15-20fps even though I'm getting 60+fps while livestreaming. It just doesn't look like 30fps, and I'm positive without a doubt it's not either.
Here's a link to my latest stream, where I experience this issue while playing Siege at 59m 25s, but the worst is noticeable at 1hr 29m 5s
https://mixer.com/Crudath?vod=PEXDqGhXgEWuSR4CzxARIQ
Streaming Settings:
Base (Canvas) Resolution = 2560x1440p
Output (Scaled) Resolution = 1280x720p
Downscale Filter = Lanczos
Set to 30fps
-------------------
Output Mode [Advanced]
x264
(checked = enforce streaming service encoder settings)
CBR
3000 Kbps
Keyframe Interval = 2
CPU Usage Preset = medium
Profile = main
Tune = zerolatency
-------------------
Process Priority = Normal
Specs:
CPU- AMD Ryzen 7 2700x
GPU- GTX 1080
RAM- Ballistix Sport 32GB
INTERNET- 100 down / 20 up
Possible Suspect:
I'm thinking it might have to do with the output mode settings. Likely cpu usage preset and tune?
My cpu can handle that preset, but perhaps it's not so much my cpu but some sort of encoding bottleneck issue?
Suggestions are more than welcome!
Thanks in advance,
-Crudath (theproperbloke)
