DoktorGorg
New Member
Hi,
since I upgraded my hardware (new mainboard/cpu/ram) and reinstalled windows somehow I can't stream to twitch properly. The stream is smooth and running without any problems, very few or no dropped frames and great performance overall. But I keep getting random short disconnects followed by reconnects.
I tried different things, I lowered the bitrate, tested a different server, stream key reset, different codec, downgraded obs/ graphics driver version, ran the stream with and without dxtory, but nothing seems to help. The Log Analyzer tells me there's a hook conflict, but I can't find the source. I don't have any of the programs associated with the error installed.
Only programs active were steam, obs and dxtory, I don't know if there's a hidden process or something that I'm missing, but I don't think so. I even tried turning off the steam overlay. So I'm wondering, is the stream crashing because of the hook conflict, or because my connection to the twitch servers is bad? The Twitch Bandwith Test shows quite high pings and with the standard tcp window I don't get any server above 80 quality like recommended. I also tried lowering the tcp windows to 32k, but still disconnects.
I also tried everything router/firewall related...
At this point I really would appreciate some help because I'm getting frustrated.
So here are some informations about my system and results of some tests:
System:
GPU: ASUS GeForce GTX 980 Ti
CPU: IntelCore i7-6700K @ 4.4GHz
MB: ASUS SABERTOOTH Z170 MARK 1
RAM: 16GB Corsair Vengeance 2666MHz
OS: Windows 10 (64)
Recent logfile:
Games streamed are Rocket League and CS:GO
https://gist.github.com/577888547b3f2ed6317b
Speedtests:
Twitch Analyzer:
Twitch Bandwith Tests:
That's it, I hope there is an easy fix. :(
since I upgraded my hardware (new mainboard/cpu/ram) and reinstalled windows somehow I can't stream to twitch properly. The stream is smooth and running without any problems, very few or no dropped frames and great performance overall. But I keep getting random short disconnects followed by reconnects.
I tried different things, I lowered the bitrate, tested a different server, stream key reset, different codec, downgraded obs/ graphics driver version, ran the stream with and without dxtory, but nothing seems to help. The Log Analyzer tells me there's a hook conflict, but I can't find the source. I don't have any of the programs associated with the error installed.
Only programs active were steam, obs and dxtory, I don't know if there's a hidden process or something that I'm missing, but I don't think so. I even tried turning off the steam overlay. So I'm wondering, is the stream crashing because of the hook conflict, or because my connection to the twitch servers is bad? The Twitch Bandwith Test shows quite high pings and with the standard tcp window I don't get any server above 80 quality like recommended. I also tried lowering the tcp windows to 32k, but still disconnects.
I also tried everything router/firewall related...
At this point I really would appreciate some help because I'm getting frustrated.
So here are some informations about my system and results of some tests:
System:
GPU: ASUS GeForce GTX 980 Ti
CPU: IntelCore i7-6700K @ 4.4GHz
MB: ASUS SABERTOOTH Z170 MARK 1
RAM: 16GB Corsair Vengeance 2666MHz
OS: Windows 10 (64)
Recent logfile:
Games streamed are Rocket League and CS:GO
https://gist.github.com/577888547b3f2ed6317b
Speedtests:
Twitch Analyzer:
Twitch Bandwith Tests:
That's it, I hope there is an easy fix. :(
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