Question / Help Stream Random disconnection.

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kozmikowl

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So basically for the past week my twitch stream has been stopping specifically at 2 hours and 4 minutes in each time. I'm confused and frustrated because my internet is 200mbps down and 35mbps up so i don't understand why this is happening. I've posted the most recent log file here so hopefully someone can help me with this problem.
 

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16:27:57.412: WriteN, RTMP send error 10054 (538 bytes)
16:27:57.412: WriteN, RTMP send error 10054 (80 bytes)
16:27:57.412: WriteN, RTMP send error 10038 (42 bytes)
16:27:57.412: [rtmp stream: 'adv_stream'] Disconnected from rtmp://live-jfk.twitch.tv/app
16:27:57.412: Output 'adv_stream': stopping
16:27:57.412: Output 'adv_stream': Total frames output: 445147 (447696 attempted)
16:27:57.412: Output 'adv_stream': Total drawn frames: 447769
16:27:57.412: Output 'adv_stream': Number of dropped frames due to insufficient bandwidth/connection stalls: 2549 (0.6%)
16:27:57.412: Output 'adv_stream': Reconnecting in 0 seconds..
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According to the log, your network connection to the server died. This isn't something OBS is doing, or can fix.

You can try restarting your modem/router, that can correct network drop-outs sometimes... many 'home routers' do not have good support for long-persistence high-throughput connections, and can 'fall over' internally with their TCP handling stack if too much traffic goes through without any kind of break or reset of the connection (and livestreaming does exactly that, by necessity) when they haven't been rebooted in a while.
Beyond that... well. There's a lot of stuff that can cause it, and tracking that down goes pretty far beyond the scope of OBS support, as it comes down to troubleshooting your network connection itself, and in-depth.
 
FerretBomb said:
According to the log, your network connection to the server died. This isn't something OBS is doing, or can fix.

You can try restarting your modem/router, that can correct network drop-outs sometimes... many 'home routers' do not have good support for long-persistence high-throughput connections, and can 'fall over' internally with their TCP handling stack if too much traffic goes through without any kind of break or reset of the connection (and livestreaming does exactly that, by necessity) when they haven't been rebooted in a while.
Beyond that... well. There's a lot of stuff that can cause it, and tracking that down goes pretty far beyond the scope of OBS support, as it comes down to troubleshooting your network connection itself, and in-depth.
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So basically both devices are fairly new and by that I mean literally less than 5 months old. Is it safe to assume that my ISP could be the ones behind the issue. I've had a recent visit where a splitter was replacd here becuase my speeds were no where near their usual best. The speeds are great now but then this started happening. I've swapped back to their router(optimum) instead of my netgear orn to see if the problem still persists.
 
I agree with FerretBomb. also if your issue is happening at the same point in the same game it could be due to heat. is your PC getting hot? just a thought. are your router and modem getting hot?

my modem had to be replaced recently as it got super dusty and ovverheated.
 
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