duganator9
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I'll give it a try. How much of a difference is there between medium and slow/slower?
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Question / Help What kind of preset can I expect at 720p60 fps with a 10 core xeon?
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fast to med is the big jump, med to slow is a big jump as well, not sure on slower thoughI'll give it a try. How much of a difference is there between medium and slow/slower?
http://dev.beandog.org/x264_preset_reference.html
duganator9
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https://gist.github.com/73673bbf4e2a0b126531fast to med is the big jump, med to slow is a big jump as well, not sure on slower though
http://dev.beandog.org/x264_preset_reference.html
That was just previewing my stream at slow checking out core usage at slow, not sure if that helps at all.
due to your monitor capture and no actual game running or other load, you aren't really pushing your PC that hard IMO. if you have a game and can do a game capture, that would be most helpful. make sure you dont have a game capture and a monitor capture in the same scene when you test this.https://gist.github.com/73673bbf4e2a0b126531
That was just previewing my stream at slow checking out core usage at slow, not sure if that helps at all.
Other than that, you never popped much over 0.5% duplicate frames so if you were loading down your system, that is the preset you want. if you were not loading it down and merely just sitting on the desktop, you might end up sticking with med preset.
duganator9
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I was actually playing rainbow six siege after I started the preview. What kind of bitrate should I be shooting for at 720p60fps slow? I'm currently running at 3500, but I'm not sure if it's high enough.due to your monitor capture and no actual game running or other load, you aren't really pushing your PC that hard IMO. if you have a game and can do a game capture, that would be most helpful. make sure you dont have a game capture and a monitor capture in the same scene when you test this.
Other than that, you never popped much over 0.5% duplicate frames so if you were loading down your system, that is the preset you want. if you were not loading it down and merely just sitting on the desktop, you might end up sticking with med preset.
That is plenty high, probably to high considering users might buffer. I would 2500 to 3000 and if your viewers buffer, reduce it by 100 until its all alright. you can do this live.I was actually playing rainbow six siege after I started the preview. What kind of bitrate should I be shooting for at 720p60fps slow? I'm currently running at 3500, but I'm not sure if it's high enough.