Question / Help RMTP Server setup question

[SKTLZ]

Hi, I had to change recently when I decided to buy a 2560x1440 monitor.

Basically I can no longer use my AvecMedia.... I had a 2 PC setup and was cloning my desktop

Now I'm trying the RMTP server setup with my old PC
I7 920
6GB ram

I got it to work by following the guides on this forum(Thanks btw!) but I don't see any performance boost from this and also my Linux CPU isn't moving when I stream.

When I say my CPU isn't moving I can see the nginx worker but the CPU% never goes higher then 5-7%

Current setup :

Gaming PC :
Windows 8.1
I7 3770K @ 4.2ghz
16GB RAM
GTX780 SLI
Using QuickSync

OBS config : http://pastebin.com/Y9zNEump

Streaming PC :
Ubuntu server with NGINX
I7 920 @ 3.0ghz
6GB RAM

nginx config : http://pastebin.com/zhYknWiG

Sorry for my english and thanks in advance!

 

[Jack0r]

Well as dodgepong mentioned in the other thread, you can still use the live gamer if you want to, with the projector method he described. But your nginx server might have a problem with this part:

Your application is called transcode
application transcode {
but the ffmpeg calls rtmp://localhost:1935/trans/ ?

As a sidenote, you really want to stream with 7mbit to twitch? I hope you are partnered and get transcodes.
Apart of that the ffmpeg command line seems to work. But you have to check the cpu usage of ffmpeg, nginx will never go any higher than those 5-7%. It just delivers data :)

If you want a more complex description on how you can use your capture card still, we can provide you with one so just ask us!

 

[SKTLZ]

Thanks for the fast answer is there any guide for the projected method ?
as for the ffmped call I went back to the guide and I'm not to sure what I should call is this like my stream own stream key ?

 

[dodgepong]

I linked to the description of the projector mode solution in your downscaler thread. Here it is again: viewtopic.php?f=5&t=11453&p=64137#p64137

 

[SKTLZ]

Sorry I didn't keep track of this thread after I decided to go with Nginx but I will have to try this sounds like it could work well for my setup

thanks!