Perfect internet - good stream on fb gaming and youtube but failing on twitch !!!

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omar magdy

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So yesterday i started streaming on twitch moving on from fb gaming everything went smooth running on 6000 bitrate output 720 60 … today trying my second stream and i just pressed start streaming button and hundreds of dropped frames and red dot …. Tried fb gaming and youtube its perfect what can i do ?
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lofihap

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Twitch and Facebook are different platforms, allocating different resources. Streamers with higher viewers will get more of that platforms bandwidth.

If you are getting lag, reduce the bandwidth.
For 1080p 60fps - you need to have 4500-6000 - you can try to reduce to 4500. But you can reduce to 720 at 30fps and get use ranges of 2500-4000.

Are you running bandwidth test and adjusting your bitrates based on the upload speeds of your network? Bitrates are based on the available upload, not download - and can vary for a variety of reasons.
VPNs, a/vs, firewalls, amount of devices on network (phones, tablets, computers, tv, gaming systems, etc).

Twitch even provides recommended encoding settings https://stream.twitch.tv/encoding/
 
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R1CH

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omar magdy said:
Could the problem happen just in one day plus my friends have are with the same isp and having no problem
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Internet routes change every second (see https://ris-live.ripe.net/ for a live view). An ISP's route to Twitch can change from one minute to the next, and links can go down from damage, maintenance, cost etc that cause congestion on the remaining paths. Even though you and your friends might be on the same ISP, their routing could differ by region or IP address etc.
 
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omar magdy

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AccidentalsHappen said:
Twitch and Facebook are different platforms, allocating different resources. Streamers with higher viewers will get more of that platforms bandwidth.

If you are getting lag, reduce the bandwidth.
For 1080p 60fps - you need to have 4500-6000 - you can try to reduce to 4500. But you can reduce to 720 at 30fps and get use ranges of 2500-4000.

Are you running bandwidth test and adjusting your bitrates based on the upload speeds of your network? Bitrates are based on the available upload, not download - and can vary for a variety of reasons.
VPNs, a/vs, firewalls, amount of devices on network (phones, tablets, computers, tv, gaming systems, etc).

Twitch even provides recommended encoding settings https://stream.twitch.tv/encoding/
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i tried 4500,3000,2500 and its all the same a have a special router just for my pc that i stream with , yesterday it was just fine, i tried fb gaming and youtube with 6000 bitrate its perfect my upload speed is 10m
 
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