Question / Help Too pixelated

[Citizentech]

Hi, I'm coming back here because I don't know what else to do. I stream in 1080p the game is star citizen, here the settings I use:

Here the problem I have with the image and pixelation: https://streamable.com/ynnr8


My pc is: i9 9900k 1080gtx 32gb
Internet : 100 down / 8 up
Last Log : https://obsproject.com/logs/DgA2brMewDOuKUTj

Why is this happening? What's the solution? I honestly don't know what else to try.

 

[Citizentech]

Update post : I testing with 1280x720 and same configuration... continue the problem.

New Log https://obsproject.com/logs/kXeWQMp7Bf2-gXI8 and test with 1280x720.. same problem.

Video https://streamable.com/tgicc

Bitrate https://i.imgur.com/1xvTnkT.png

(Windows update to 1909 (november 2019) - running as administrator, yes - I've already updated obs follow the problem )

 

[carlmmii]

Those aren't log files, those are crash reports.

Please post a log with your issue! Here's how...

 

[Citizentech]

Those aren't log files, those are crash reports.

Please post a log with your issue! Here's how...

https://obsproject.com/logs/BPBpwZOsp0aFe9Pn

do you think that Obs and Star citizen are in the same ssd ( nvme samsung pci-e) ?


Edit: in twitch work fine, the problem is with YT

 

[Citizentech]

Video in 720p https://streamable.com/84e5o

Img obs https://i.imgur.com/1ALN3cW.png

Log obs https://obsproject.com/logs/fZXoXXbXnRX2h8MP

I have also tested in 720p and still pixelating, the connection goes well, I do not understand what happens.

 

[Sukiyucky]

You only have 8 Mbps up. Your Internet connection can fluctuate depending on the quality of service. If the 8Mbps up is the peak maximum, and it is bouncing around in a 20% range, its too close to your bitrate.

8Mbps less 20% = 8Mbps -1.6Mbps = 6.4Mbps.

You are really cutting it close with giving your stream a CBR of 6000 (6Mbps). You really need a higher upload rate from your Internet Service Provider to safely operate at 6Mbps. I would recommend getting a higher service plan.

For now, try setting the bitrate lower to 5000 (5Mbps) and use less than 1080p resolution on Youtube like 720p or 900p.

 

[Citizentech]

You only have 8 Mbps up. Your Internet connection can fluctuate depending on the quality of service. If the 8Mbps up is the peak maximum, and it is bouncing around in a 20% range, its too close to your bitrate.

8Mbps less 20% = 8Mbps -1.6Mbps = 6.4Mbps.

You are really cutting it close with giving your stream a CBR of 6000 (6Mbps). You really need a higher upload rate from your Internet Service Provider to safely operate at 6Mbps. I would recommend getting a higher service plan.

Por ahora, intente configurar la tasa de bits más baja a 5000 (5Mbps) y use una resolución inferior a 1080p en Youtube como 720p o 900p. [/ QUOTE]

Even if I lower the output to 720p and a bitrate of 4500 or 5000 with 30 or 60fps still looks bad. Until a few weeks ago I used it in 1080p, with vbr 4700 - 6700 and it worked great, the problem is with YouTube. In twitch it looks very good

In 720p Video ----> https://streamable.com/wee7v

 

[Sukiyucky]

Then if its a problem in YouTube, provide us with a link to YouTube so we can see the actual stream. Don't show us an uploaded recording or video URL and point us to streamable.com. Streamable can take your video and do anything it wants with it to make it look different.