Question / Help Starting to get frame skipping when streaming.

iori9999

iori9999

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I even upgraded my internet recently.. Wondering if I need to possibly buy a new router.. I forgot the protocol but how do I post the proper logs?
 
No clue wtf is going on here

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Here are the recent logs

https://gist.github.com/f5fa8c55df321a2688d8

https://gist.github.com/0e728a78a2adfb01ed4d

https://gist.github.com/bba63ea7635d8e1f03cc

https://gist.github.com/51c6ad3779b89c394865

https://gist.github.com/faea9013a3364df1ee5c

https://gist.github.com/88973b820c6e3a7d6bd5

https://gist.github.com/7ea91e6cc1797b09e9fe


There aren't in order.. But two days ago I was streaming 100% perfectly.. Now I did upgrade my net yesterday, but I was planning on doing that for awhile before this issue occurred..
 
I'm staring to notice that my upload speed is extremely slow for some reason.. Regular ookla speedtest.net recognizes it as 21 MB/s which is great but when I do a closer diagnostic on other sites it's as slow as 2.2 MB/s.. My connection was 90 MB/s download and 12 MB/s upload and I recently upgraded to 125/20.. I'm just curious why I may be getting super low upload speeds.. I can't even stream my desktop(window capture) without it skipping frames as you see from a few tests.. We have had some outages in our area due to weather issues, so I'm wondering if the ISP is the culprit here without them directly knowing about it or is it throttling?


Keep in mind that I am bypassing the router as well and am getting the same results..
 
Disable custom buffer size. But as the speeds are bad in the twitch test tool too, i suggest talking to your ISP.
 
Disabling custom buffer size didn't help.. I guess I do need to talk to my ISP.. You sure it isn't twitch side?
 
I initially thought this was a router issue because I was getting some slow speeds wirelessly on speed tests.. Slower than normal and less than 50% that to wired.(I have a really good router where the wireless and wired speeds were almost identical before)

But I actually tried to stream my desktop from OBS like mentioned earlier and I feel like bitrates of 3500/7000 shouldn't be too demanding for the internet I have.. I had a previous 60 to 90 MB Down and 10-12 MB upload and could stream those settings 100%.. We had two outages in the last week due to weather issues and these problems have occurred the last two days since..

I called my ISP and so far they said everything is A+ on their end, but to update me if I still have issues since the outages could have very well damaged some lines..

And just so you are curious

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Keep in mind I live in Detroit and get a slightly better reading if I were to test the server in Detroit Comcast..
 
speedtest.net doesn't test to twitch servers.
It tests to ookla's speedtest servers.

Your routes to twitch are congested to the point that they're not usable.
 
If you want to Stream anyway, and Twitch make Problems with ISP Routing, download the OBS Ping Plugin and check the Results of Hitbox Service. Or another Service you like. It this Service has a better Routing for you, i think u have only 2 Options

1: Switch to Hitbox, or another Service wich has a good Routing for you
2: Like Osiris says, talk to your ISP if there are known Problems to Twitchserver.
 
No it doesn't work with hitbox either.. This is so damn frustrating.. My ISP keeps stating that my signals and numbers are looking good but there is obviously something wrong.. It feels like my upload speed is garbage but when I test my speeds on the desktop for ookla they look fine.. When I test on a deeper diagnostic test where it checks packet loss, my upload is significantly lower in the readings.. If my goddamn upload was really 20 MB/s, I would have no issue streaming with the settings provided..

Again I notice that my wireless readings are way worse than before.. They were much closer to my wired readings.. I have never experienced something like this.. Anyone have an idea?
 
Wanted to open this back up.. I finally got the upload issues with my ISP solved but ever since I upgraded to windows 10, I am having huge issues with latency to the twitch servers. I tested OBS and what happens is I never skip frames, but it wont stay at 60 fps either.. It fluctuates down to even 40 when I move my character in FFXIV. Anyways here are my recent twitch bandwitch tests..
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