Question / Help stuck with a loading screen at a highter resolution than 1024x720

[alexfront]

Hello,

When i try to start my stream and i use a setting output in video (Output(scaled) Resolution) highter than 1024x720, the stream si loading forever on twitch.

I try to stream at 1920x1080 wich is my native resolution to have a good picture quality but i can't.

I just started the stream today.. Is there any reason for twitch to not let me stream in 1920x1080 or is it me having a problem in OBS and missing something?

This is a screenshot of what i have.

http://zupimages.net/viewer.php?id=17/10/dxli.jpg


I don't know if my log file is necessary but i ll include it.



Thx you

 

[BornDownUnder]

I don't stream at all so not the best to offer assistance, though have some knowledge of network issues...

There is nothing to suggest that there is an issue on your end, at least from what I can see from your logfile.

It may be the twitch ingest server you have configured OBS to stream to, if you go to the below link, download and run the Twitch Bandwidth Tester Tool, choosing the closest one to your location that has the lowest RTT with at least a quality rating of 80 might help:

http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/tech-support/478845-twitchtest-twitch-bandwidth-tester

I noticed in your logfile you uploaded that your second scene has nothing other than a browser source, could this be the problem when you switch to it?

There is a guide by @NerdOrDie that is excellent for setting up OBS Studio, specifically for Twitch:
https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/full-video-guide-for-obs-studio-and-twitch.377/

 

[alexfront]

thx you for your quick answer...

It seems the problem was ad block.. i deactivated it and refresh the page, after a publicity, i could stream normally.. sorry my bad.. i would never guess about that :/ nothing to do with obs then. I hope i ll be able to stream in 1900x1080 since i draw, i need a lot of details from my picture to show and the 1024x740 is just not good enough.

Thx you again anyway.

 

[BornDownUnder]

Glad you found the solution to the issue you were having!

For future reference:
For low/static motion footage streaming, 1920x1080@30fps will yield better quality results. If you ever intend to do higher motion footage streaming, then 1280x720@60fps will likely yield better quality results.