Question / Help Streaming Problem

[Buğra Burak Akmanoğlu]

4.3 Upload but what can be the problem I see in twitch servers?

https://obsproject.com/logs/DftFO0wckEOCeiF0

 

[Zidakuh]

None of the servers you are streaming to, are particularly close to your location
Setting bitrate: 2500 when you can push a maximum of 1700 to netherlands seems to be the issue

 

[Buğra Burak Akmanoğlu]

None of the servers you are streaming to, are particularly close to your location
Setting bitrate: 2500 when you can push a maximum of 1700 to netherlands seems to be the issue

I
was giving a 3000 bitrate broadcast that was no problem until 2 to 3 days ago, but at one time it was like that, and now I have the 4.3 uploadim why should I give 1700.

 

[Zidakuh]

The bandwith test shows that it is able to push a maximum of 1700kbps
Also, it should be noted that it can depend on other streamers activity, e.g. If a lot of other streamers are currently active

 

[Buğra Burak Akmanoğlu]

The bandwith test shows that it is able to push a maximum of 1700kbps
Also, it should be noted that it can depend on other streamers activity, e.g. If a lot of other streamers are currently active

I'm having trouble at 1700 bitrate can't give up at all already 1700

This is now bandwith test.

 

[Zidakuh]

It seems to fluctuate a lot
It did say 1700 before, now it's ~1000
Simply, your bandwith seems to bee too low to keep a steady stream, unfortunately

 

[Buğra Burak Akmanoğlu]

It seems to fluctuate a lot
It did say 1700 before, now it's ~1000
Simply, your bandwith seems to bee too low to keep a steady stream, unfortunately

Upload 4.3 but as you see in the test.

 

[Zidakuh]

Yeah I can see that, but Twitch's servers have a bandwith as well, it's not only your own bandwith that is a limiting factor
The twitch bandwith tester shows your connection to twitch's own servers, not your connection as a whole

 

[Buğra Burak Akmanoğlu]

Yeah I can see that, but Twitch's servers have a bandwith as well, it's not only your own bandwith that is a limiting factor
The twitch bandwith tester shows your connection to twitch's own servers, not your connection as a whole

I have no idea what I can do, I talked to my Internet provider and cannot solve the problem.

 

[Zidakuh]

All I can really say is that it seems to be your connection to the twitch servers that is the issue.

 

[Buğra Burak Akmanoğlu]

All I can really say is that it seems to be your connection to the twitch servers that is the issue.

Is there a special port to Twitch servers or ...

 

[Harold]

Speed test sites like speedtest.net do NOT test in a manner that can be compared to streaming.

 

[Zidakuh]

Not that I know off
All I could find is this: Twitch ingest servers

 

[koala]

What happens if you activate all regions in twitchtest (really all, even oversea) and see what server is best? Perhaps you have a better connection to some asian or us server instead of some european server.

 

[Buğra Burak Akmanoğlu]

Speed test sites like speedtest.net do NOT test in a manner that can be compared to streaming.

You're telling the truth about it, but what can I do?

Not that I know off
All I could find is this: Twitch ingest servers

Thanks bro ^^

What happens if you activate all regions in twitchtest (really all, even oversea) and see what server is best? Perhaps you have a better connection to some asian or us server instead of some european server.

 

[koala]

This is a truly depressing result. Given your general speedtest and twitchtest results, I draw the conclusion that your internet provider might have a very bad interconnect into the internet. Perhaps it is even throttling non-http traffic or something like this.

 

[Buğra Burak Akmanoğlu]

This is a truly depressing result. Given your general speedtest and twitchtest results, I draw the conclusion that your internet provider might have a very bad interconnect into the internet. Perhaps it is even throttling non-http traffic or something like this.

There is no such problem until 2 days ago and it is more sad now that it is.