Question / Help Settings! My stream freezelags!

[asdfowkw2]

Hi!

I'm trying to stream some games like League of Legends, World of Warcraft and so.

My pc specs are:

I7 3770k
GTX 680
16GB Ram
Corsair Force GS SSD

Internet connection
100mbit/s Down
10mbit/s Up

What settings should i have ??? I try to stream 1920x1080.

I have 30fps, and tried everything from 1000 bitrate/buffer to 10000

The stream still freezes for a second every 5 sec or so.

Please help!

 

[hilalpro]

first update obs if you haven't then use this to help you get the right settings http://obsproject.com/estimator

and try streaming to another server if you're on twitch.

 

[asdfowkw2]

Hi!

I have latest version.

Ive tried The estimator.

And ive tried different servers. Still dosnt work =/

 

[Lain]

if possible you need to include a log file so we can see just how much network congestion you may be getting. My suspicion is that you're using too much bandwidth from the sound of the problem, but I couldn't confirm without a log file.

 

[asdfowkw2]

Where do i find a log ?

Edit: found it,

To clarify what i want to do.

I want to stream League of Legends at full HD (1920x1080) without any lags.

I have the specs above and the settings u can see in the log.

Edit 2: Just tried with 0.473b and its still same problem.

 

[paibox]

Just so you know, your log indicated no problem at all with the actual broadcast to Twitch.tv.

A few simple things to consider at this point:
1. If you're watching your own stream on the same computer you're streaming from, don't.
2. Lower your bit rate, 5000/5000 is considered a very high bit rate on Twitch, and you will be more than fine with 3500/3500 for League of Legends, and whoever you had check your stream might not have had a good enough connection to the Twitch servers.
3. I see that you're broadcasting 1080p60, this is problematic for playback in many cases, and may require you to turn off hardware acceleration in the Flash player itself for proper and smooth playback, consider dropping your frame rate to 30 or your broadcasting resolution to 1280x720.

Sorry, but we can't help you when there's no problem.