Question / Help Stream Lagging With 6.7Mbp/s Upload
- Thread starter Molimo
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From 3000 to what?
TehGuyz
Member
Depending on everything else, anywhere between 2000-2400kbps
General Snivy
New Member
I'm having lag problems as well! My internet looks like this:
Not only that, but I'm also having audio cut outs! If you want to know the full details of my problem, here's the link to the topic I've made: https://obsproject.com/forum/thread...ut-video-lag-and-audio-cut-outs-hitbox.26655/
Not only that, but I'm also having audio cut outs! If you want to know the full details of my problem, here's the link to the topic I've made: https://obsproject.com/forum/thread...ut-video-lag-and-audio-cut-outs-hitbox.26655/
@Molimo Speed tests mean almost nothing when it comes to streaming, try the below link. post your results here.
http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/tech-support/478845-twitchtest-twitch-bandwidth-tester
@General Snivy please dont hijack threads sir. start your own thread but feel free to follow the same advice if you still have issues.
http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/tech-support/478845-twitchtest-twitch-bandwidth-tester
@General Snivy please dont hijack threads sir. start your own thread but feel free to follow the same advice if you still have issues.
TehGuyz
Member
Half a second of latency all the way up to just over a second.. That's horrid, man
What should i improve? Was in a skype call at the same time if that changes anything
General Snivy
New Member
Sorry about that. I didn't intend to hijack the thread in any way.
As for the advice, thanks for sharing. I'll have to check it out sometime.
You want to do the test with nothing else running to be honest. but this might be an twitch and/or ISP issue your speed is great just the latency is bad.
You are alright, just for future reference thread will sometimes be locked if OPs thread is overpowered by other issues.
TehGuyz
Member
It's a rather large one, yes. IMO, I'd try checking the USA/Asia servers and see if any of them are any better
Latency only says one of two things, Traffic is being stalled somewhere OR there are a lot of hops before you get to your destination. Since they are all high, I would check with your ISP OR just double check all your network equiptment. Either way, the issue is somewhere between you, your ISP and Twitch.
So it is not that i have to buy better internet connection or anything? I can just ask them for a fix?
You just need to report that you are having issue streaming to twitch.tv from your ISP.
I doubt they will do anything but its worth a shot; they might check through your equipment.
Krazy
Town drunk
Recommend you all read this thread: https://obsproject.com/forum/thread...oads-constantly-for-my-viewers-but-why.18465/
Short answer: as long as you are not dropping frames, the issues is between Twitch and whoever is trying to view the stream (including you). The only way to deal with such an issue is to simply lower bitrate until the buffering stops.
Short answer: as long as you are not dropping frames, the issues is between Twitch and whoever is trying to view the stream (including you). The only way to deal with such an issue is to simply lower bitrate until the buffering stops.
Post a new logfile, but remind me are your viewers lagging or is the connection stalling on your end? from what I could see, the issue is on your end...
https://gist.github.com/74a99b0b3bbf0b5934d3
I'm lagging and my friend who's testing it with me is lagging aswell. I haven't streamed with any viewers yet as i want to start with a good product
I'm lagging and my friend who's testing it with me is lagging aswell. I haven't streamed with any viewers yet as i want to start with a good product