StoneageRubble
New Member
I've restarted streaming after a few years of absense and now I'm using OBS Studios.
I always have around 3% of frame losses apparently but I don't understand why, I have a great 100/20mbps connection, I've selected the optimal Twitch server to stream to (using the test tool) and I can stream at 3500 bitrate.
Also, worse than those frame losses is that every now and then I hear a "electric audio buzz" which coincides with a "cpu skip"? on the task manager, like a dip in the performance of the CPU even if it isn't in 100% use (can happen even on 60% usage).
I've performed stress tests on both the CPU and GPU and they all went great. I also can play the game I'm streaming normally without that "audio buzz" happening, so it only happens when I'm streaming. Could it be something related to the encoder?
Here's the OBS log of last stream where it happened several times. Hopefully someone can help me to fix this issue.
https://gist.github.com/1f5a4a7985f69c85c2c78c53eb669514
I always have around 3% of frame losses apparently but I don't understand why, I have a great 100/20mbps connection, I've selected the optimal Twitch server to stream to (using the test tool) and I can stream at 3500 bitrate.
Also, worse than those frame losses is that every now and then I hear a "electric audio buzz" which coincides with a "cpu skip"? on the task manager, like a dip in the performance of the CPU even if it isn't in 100% use (can happen even on 60% usage).
I've performed stress tests on both the CPU and GPU and they all went great. I also can play the game I'm streaming normally without that "audio buzz" happening, so it only happens when I'm streaming. Could it be something related to the encoder?
Here's the OBS log of last stream where it happened several times. Hopefully someone can help me to fix this issue.
https://gist.github.com/1f5a4a7985f69c85c2c78c53eb669514