Question / Help Perfect internet connection until I start streaming.

[Albot23]

Every time I stream (any game) the stream goes well for a bit then all of a sudden I keep getting lags and my k/ps goes down to even less than 100. I've tried all the options on the help on these forums (like changing servers etc) and no solution there.

This is my internet when not streaming: http://beta.speedtest.net/result/6462853066.png

Here are my OBS usual settings: https://gyazo.com/e6313e1093e62097d14c1216341269d9?token=93f2d1fbb24d742cfdad40458cd2f488

Last Log:
https://gist.github.com/f501d4c6912b441535c899db12b93e23

Thanks in advance for anyone who comments and potentially fixes this problem that I've had over a few days.

Albot23

 

[Dilaz]

Speedtest is pretty useless when it comes to streaming since it only measures maximum speed to speedtest server instead of connection stability to streaming service server. See https://obsproject.com/forum/threads/dropped-frames-disconnecting-lag-read-this-first.8870/ and try the twitchtest-tool.

 

[Albot23]

Hi @Dilaz

I stated at the start that I have tried the options on the https://obsproject.com/forum/threads/dropped-frames-disconnecting-lag-read-this-first.8870/ page, and still not working.

Ill try out the twitchtest-tool now and update you soon.

 

[Albot23]

https://gyazo.com/c1e9160f15548a8b0bb2758e96605be0?token=e9d553f622dd699120e69ee68737b96b here are the results when not streaming, So obviously it wont be any of the servers. @Dilaz

 

[Fenrir]

19:10:46.929: [rtmp stream: 'adv_stream'] Binding to IPv4

Set the advanced Bind to IP setting back to default.

You can try the new network code with the minimize network impact option and see if that helps, but as the guide Dilaz linked explains, OBS cannot cause these kinds of connection issues. It's either your hardware (i.e. your home network/router/modem/whatever), or your ISP.

 

[Albot23]

Thank you for the reply @Fenrir,

It also doesn't on default.

How would I put on the new network code?

What would you recommend me do to try fix the hardware? Just get in contact with the company or anything else before I do?

 

[Fenrir]

Try contacting your ISP first, yes. They should be able to help troubleshoot any issues.

New network code can be found under the Bind to IP setting in Settings -> Advanced in OBS.

 

[Albot23]

Hi @Fenrir

I just did two things.

1. Checked the network code box
2. reinstalled OBS (Because why not)

went through a solid 12 min stream with no dropped frames.

I will be able to try and do a few hours stream later tonight and update you then. Thanks both for the replies, hope all is well for you guys.