Question / Help stream is very fuzzy i dont know what else to do

[Spencer1030]

ive tryed many things to fixx this but cant seem to find anything heres one of my streams fast forward to 2.28 https://www.twitch.tv/theblindsniper1030/v/56221708 and here is my obs settings https://gist.github.com/2dc662bfbd868f56ac16 and my pc specs
Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-5820K CPU @ 3.30GHz
Manufacturer Intel
Speed 3.3 GHz
Number of Cores 6
Video Card NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970
Manufacturer NVIDIA
Chipset GeForce GTX 970
Dedicated Memory 4096 MB
Total Memory 4.0 GB
Memory 32 GB
Operating System Microsoft Windows 10 (build 10586), 64-bit
Service Pack 0
Size 64 Bit
Edition
Display Maximum Resolution 1920 x 1080

my internet specs are http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/5193279482 i don know what else to do ive tryed it all almost if im missing anything pls let me know and ill be glad to share it

 

[sam686]

Your twitch video at 60 fps looks mostly ok to me.

All that grass and trees is difficult to compress, showing up as blocky compression artifacts.Still looks mostly ok though.

For 30 fps and "medium" preset, try custom option rc-lookahead=10.
I looks at your other videos, your 30 fps looks a little better. For my stream/recording testing, I find that using "faster" "fast" "medium" preset with custom x264 setting rc-lookahead=10 looks better with OBS limited buffer, and have a little less stream delay. The option, rc-lookahead=10, is a default x264 setting for "veryfast", but not for other presets.

 

[Spencer1030]

Your twitch video at 60 fps looks mostly ok to me.

All that grass and trees is difficult to compress, showing up as blocky compression artifacts.Still looks mostly ok though.

For 30 fps and "medium" preset, try custom option rc-lookahead=10.
I looks at your other videos, your 30 fps looks a little better. For my stream/recording testing, I find that using "faster" "fast" "medium" preset with custom x264 setting rc-lookahead=10 looks better with OBS limited buffer, and have a little less stream delay. The option, rc-lookahead=10, is a default x264 setting for "veryfast", but not for other presets.

thank you Sam686 do i just put that rc-look ahead=10 in the Custom x264 Encoder settings and leave every thing how it is or should i switch it to the very fast setting?

 

[sam686]

If skipping frames or excessive CPU usage is a problem, then you can use "VeryFast" to lower CPU usage.

Otherwise, does it look better now with rc-lookahead=10? (note, no spaces in rc-lookahead=10, the only space there should be is when using more then one options)

 

[Spencer1030]

If skipping frames or excessive CPU usage is a problem, then you can use "VeryFast" to lower CPU usage.

Otherwise, does it look better now with rc-lookahead=10? (note, no spaces in rc-lookahead=10, the only space there should be is when using more then one options)

when i use this rclookahead=10 it drops frames like a lot! lol