Jul 7 2015, 04:44 AM
QUOTE(Kirino2012 @ Jun 19 2015, 12:26 AM)
hi got some twitch stream setting hope i can ask here
when i look back my stream ive notice at some point it'll get choppy but my gameplay is very smooth throughout, i wonder is my OBS setting problem or my internet just not enough OHM [power] to stream XD
1. do i need to turn on/off this v-sync [in-game] thing for stream??
2. im using OBS, i use guide from a utuber. here goes the setting: 1080 60fps [he say use 60fps for FPS & 30fps for moba/others], 3500 bitrate, singapore server [i think this is the best/nearest], others r just default/normal setting, no use of microphone/webcam
~my internet is unifi 10mbps
3. r there any better stream program/web to use [youtube stream/etc...] i wan a good performance/quality ratio
heres my twitch ~ http://www.twitch.tv/xlrorlx
i think u can view my video at past/last broadcast
edit: sory my gameplay start at around 4min...
thanks for help
I know this is old and you might have solved your problem, but I just want to add a few things:when i look back my stream ive notice at some point it'll get choppy but my gameplay is very smooth throughout, i wonder is my OBS setting problem or my internet just not enough OHM [power] to stream XD
1. do i need to turn on/off this v-sync [in-game] thing for stream??
2. im using OBS, i use guide from a utuber. here goes the setting: 1080 60fps [he say use 60fps for FPS & 30fps for moba/others], 3500 bitrate, singapore server [i think this is the best/nearest], others r just default/normal setting, no use of microphone/webcam
~my internet is unifi 10mbps
3. r there any better stream program/web to use [youtube stream/etc...] i wan a good performance/quality ratio
heres my twitch ~ http://www.twitch.tv/xlrorlx
i think u can view my video at past/last broadcast
edit: sory my gameplay start at around 4min...
thanks for help
The choppiness you see, is it on your recording or live feedback on from your Twitch channel? If its on your recording, 60 FPS should be very clear. If its "buffering", you're on wireless. Always use hardwire for watching & broadcasting live streaming.
For a non-Twitch partner, it is recommended to broadcast at between 1800-2200 bitrate, downscale to 1.50 (1280x720p) (even when you are playing 1080p), with Lanczos filter.
Why am I giving a lower bitrate? So your viewers with lower internet speed can watch you too. So only if you have transcoding - then up the bitrate.
Also like mrl said - it all boils down to your PC and how ur CPU can handle both the game AND streaming live at the same time.
Also Twitch changed its routing - so Singapore server is actually not the best to use. Strange reasons, HK has the best ping for us (at this moment).
I use this OBS plug-in to check the best ping & jitter https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/serv...ping-plugin.17/. It lets me know if that server is having issues and I can swap with another.
I hope it answers some of your questions.
Cheers.
p/s: Also we have a bunch of Twitch streamers here - https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2760631/all
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