I've been using OBS about the last year for my church recordings. The issue is that we currently have the fastest internet available at our church, but it is only 5 Mbps download speed and about 0.5 Mbps upload. When church was closed, it wasn't a problem because we could just record the service ahead of time and then I would post it later.
However, now that we are in person again it has been a constant struggle. We have tried streaming with our church internet (mentioned above) and the audio seems OK but the video is very choppy. We have tried both AT&T and Verizon hotspots with mixed results...some Sunday's it works OK (still kinda choppy) but other's it cuts out entirely in the middle of the livestream and I have to start it again and lose the part in the middle. The pastor wants us to live stream at least audio, but wants to be able to post a video later.
Is that possible? If not is there a way to stream only like 360p so it runs more smoothly on our low bandwidth but record it in the full 1080 to post later?
However, now that we are in person again it has been a constant struggle. We have tried streaming with our church internet (mentioned above) and the audio seems OK but the video is very choppy. We have tried both AT&T and Verizon hotspots with mixed results...some Sunday's it works OK (still kinda choppy) but other's it cuts out entirely in the middle of the livestream and I have to start it again and lose the part in the middle. The pastor wants us to live stream at least audio, but wants to be able to post a video later.
Is that possible? If not is there a way to stream only like 360p so it runs more smoothly on our low bandwidth but record it in the full 1080 to post later?
