I was able to stream fine before. It started getting choppy no matter what game I play heres a test. My specs are more than capable. Even after a fresh install of windows its choppy.
http://www.twitch.tv/omellow/v/24133408
https://gist.github.com/anonymous/aa9442ea2a6e4d39ded1
10:36:00: profile: high
10:36:00: keyint: 250
10:36:00: max bitrate: 3500
10:36:00: buffer size: 3500The thing is its not the viewers buffering its literally stuttering in obs and then carrying over to the streamCode:10:36:00: profile: high 10:36:00: keyint: 250 10:36:00: max bitrate: 3500 10:36:00: buffer size: 3500
profile should be set to main
keyframe interval should be 2 not 0
maxbitrate/buffer: typically this needs to be set to a level where viewers do not buffer, so if your viewers (not you watching your own stream) start to buffer, lower bitrate and buffer together. from 2500-3000, less users should buffer. If they still buffer, consider dropping to 720@30 2500 bitrate then running your preset on medium or slow
your log looks fine. so unless that was the wrong file...The thing is its not the viewers buffering its literally stuttering in obs.
Join me for a second so you can see what im talking aboutyour log looks fine. so unless that was the wrong file...
Sorry, I cannot at the moment.Join me for a second so you can see what im talking about
http://www.twitch.tv/omellow/
Log from test stream I just did.Sorry, I cannot at the moment.
Log from test stream I just did.
https://gist.github.com/anonymous/f001c997aee1f6f0fb3b
12:44:38: Total frames encoded: 33326,
total frames duplicated: 229 (0.69%)
12:44:38: Total frames rendered: 33128,
number of late frames: 16 (0.05%) (it's okay for some frames to be late)