https://gist.github.com/anonymous/2b370ace06cb3445816aaa6a088cc3f0
In this one I had played shadowverse for 10 mins and league for 40 mins.
I had closed OBS after streamed.
Its should record the infos you wanted.
Thanks.
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Question / Help Obs-studio drop frames only when playing lol
- Thread starter winefold
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https://gist.github.com/anonymous/2b370ace06cb3445816aaa6a088cc3f0
In this one I had played shadowverse for 10 mins and league for 40 mins.
I had closed OBS after streamed.
Its should record the infos you wanted.
Thanks.
BornDownUnder
Member
You have a large number of memory leaks, from what I've noticed by other logs and posts on other threads they can go hand in hand with image/browser sources.
I am thinking along the lines of you may have a buffering issue with one or two of your browser sources, causing the issue.
To test relatively quickly,
Can you set up a blank scene, with only LoL as the source via game capture and stream for a match staying on that scene only please. Check your logfiles for the bandwidth related line:
Number of dropped frames due to insufficient bandwidth/connection stalls: 67414 (38.2%)
Hopefully it is clear (No dropped frames) or very minor.
If it is very minor in percent, then just lower your bitrate slightly.
If it is clear then you will have to start adding back your other sources for that scene one by one, testing each one to find the culprit.
I am thinking along the lines of you may have a buffering issue with one or two of your browser sources, causing the issue.
To test relatively quickly,
Can you set up a blank scene, with only LoL as the source via game capture and stream for a match staying on that scene only please. Check your logfiles for the bandwidth related line:
Number of dropped frames due to insufficient bandwidth/connection stalls: 67414 (38.2%)
Hopefully it is clear (No dropped frames) or very minor.
If it is very minor in percent, then just lower your bitrate slightly.
If it is clear then you will have to start adding back your other sources for that scene one by one, testing each one to find the culprit.
You have a large number of memory leaks, from what I've noticed by other logs and posts on other threads they can go hand in hand with image/browser sources.
I am thinking along the lines of you may have a buffering issue with one or two of your browser sources, causing the issue.
To test relatively quickly,
Can you set up a blank scene, with only LoL as the source via game capture and stream for a match staying on that scene only please. Check your logfiles for the bandwidth related line:
Number of dropped frames due to insufficient bandwidth/connection stalls: 67414 (38.2%)
Hopefully it is clear (No dropped frames) or very minor.
If it is very minor in percent, then just lower your bitrate slightly.
If it is clear then you will have to start adding back your other sources for that scene one by one, testing each one to find the culprit.
Just asking, so I did open a new scene,
but once lol opened it framedropped even if i didnt capture it yet.
Do I need to clear all of my scene?
like a brand new OBS?
https://gist.github.com/anonymous/1fd3c7a8d4743b2529103a5d3686eccf
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BornDownUnder
Member
The scene you created with LoL game capture by itself is exactly how it was to be.
Unfortunately you are still having bandwidth connection issues, as noted by the line in your logfile:
23:46:08.501: Output 'adv_stream': Number of dropped frames due to insufficient bandwidth/connection stalls: 9421 (56.3%)
You can rule out your other sources, though one or more of the other sources you had in the previous scene (Before you created a new scene with only LoL, previous logfile) you were selecting when streaming LoL are contributing to memory leaks, which over time can contribute to performance issues.
Still not sure what is going on, all I can suggest is to download the Windows 8.1 network drivers (v8.060) from the below site:
http://www.realtek.com/downloads/do...d=5&Level=5&Conn=4&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false
Then uninstall all network drivers, then install those drivers from the above link.
Run the TwitchTest utility from the below site to find the best server nearest to your location, you want the highest quality server with the ping (RTT) that is lowest in your region:
https://r1ch.net/projects/twitchtest
If that doesn't help, do a complete re-install of OBS, start from scratch and renew your stream key from Twitch.tv as well.
Unfortunately you are still having bandwidth connection issues, as noted by the line in your logfile:
23:46:08.501: Output 'adv_stream': Number of dropped frames due to insufficient bandwidth/connection stalls: 9421 (56.3%)
You can rule out your other sources, though one or more of the other sources you had in the previous scene (Before you created a new scene with only LoL, previous logfile) you were selecting when streaming LoL are contributing to memory leaks, which over time can contribute to performance issues.
Still not sure what is going on, all I can suggest is to download the Windows 8.1 network drivers (v8.060) from the below site:
http://www.realtek.com/downloads/do...d=5&Level=5&Conn=4&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false
Then uninstall all network drivers, then install those drivers from the above link.
Run the TwitchTest utility from the below site to find the best server nearest to your location, you want the highest quality server with the ping (RTT) that is lowest in your region:
https://r1ch.net/projects/twitchtest
If that doesn't help, do a complete re-install of OBS, start from scratch and renew your stream key from Twitch.tv as well.
BornDownUnder
Member
Did you manage to find a resolution?