Streaming with XSplit, stutters in-game - Page 3
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wshm
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-nubtwo-
Germany12 Posts
i5 750 @3,6ghz 4gb ram 6950 2gb 50down/10up tried every stream programs, if i scroll to a side it stutters and "jumps", so there is no smooth scrolling. Nothing works except procaster, but procaster stopped working 4 me some weeks ago and is capped at 500 kbps. ANY IDEASSSS?!?! | ||
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GreEny K
Germany7312 Posts
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SoapSC
Netherlands112 Posts
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OnYourWifi
United States13 Posts
This isn't a CPU speed issue that I can see. My i7 920 shows xsplit at 10% usage max, and the same goes for SC2. My Radeon 6950 can handle way more than the minimized graphical settings I use; if I max nearly everything out the same framerate issues are there. Setting core affinity does not affect the problem. There's some quirk of xsplit, or of VH Screen Capture, that is forcing the framerate to a specific level depending on the capture framerate. Kind of like VSync i'm guessing. Note that enabling and disabling vsync does nothing to affect this issue. Let's further confuse things. If I set XSplit to 60fps, and SC2 is running perfectly fine at 60fps in fullscreen-windowed mode, XSplit's video display and the stream stutter and drop frames like crazy. Alt-tabbing to any other application results in the stream running fine. SC2 stays fast, and xsplit runs great, ONLY when SC2 is NOT in-focus. O.o There's still a few more things to try. My main monitor is 16:10, which might affect things. Setting it to a 16 ratio might help. There could be a weird scaling issue somewhere. Same with trying the same streaming setup, but with FMLE. XSplit forces VH Screen Capture to use the same framerate that XSplit will stream in. FMLE doesn't do that. Perhaps setting VH to 60fps, but telling FMLE to stream at 20, will work. | ||
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MyNameIsAlex
Greece827 Posts
On March 24 2011 03:58 OnYourWifi wrote: There seems to be an issue with the framerate setting in xsplit being tied to framerate in-game. If I set xsplit to a reasonable 20fps, SC2 runs between 20 and 30fps, and seems to "drop" frames and stutter. If I set it to 60fps, SC2 runs buttery-smooth at 60fps (where i have it capped). Problem is, xsplit drops frames like crazy at that speed. Note that despite it appearing that XSplit is having a tough time, the CPU utilization does not change. Tweaking with the settings, 10fps seems to give me ~50fps in-game. Anything between 15 and 30 results in ~30fps in SC2, with some weird stuttering/frame dropping going on in-game (though the stream quality is fine). This isn't a CPU speed issue that I can see. My i7 920 shows xsplit at 10% usage max, and the same goes for SC2. My Radeon 6950 can handle way more than the minimized graphical settings I use; if I max nearly everything out the same framerate issues are there. Setting core affinity does not affect the problem. There's some quirk of xsplit, or of VH Screen Capture, that is forcing the framerate to a specific level depending on the capture framerate. Kind of like VSync i'm guessing. Note that enabling and disabling vsync does nothing to affect this issue. Let's further confuse things. If I set XSplit to 60fps, and SC2 is running perfectly fine at 60fps in fullscreen-windowed mode, XSplit's video display and the stream stutter and drop frames like crazy. Alt-tabbing to any other application results in the stream running fine. SC2 stays fast, and xsplit runs great, ONLY when SC2 is NOT in-focus. O.o There's still a few more things to try. My main monitor is 16:10, which might affect things. Setting it to a 16 ratio might help. There could be a weird scaling issue somewhere. Same with trying the same streaming setup, but with FMLE. XSplit forces VH Screen Capture to use the same framerate that XSplit will stream in. FMLE doesn't do that. Perhaps setting VH to 60fps, but telling FMLE to stream at 20, will work.This is the exact same problem Im having... Anyone has a solution? | ||
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Dakk
Sweden572 Posts
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GreEny K
Germany7312 Posts
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MyNameIsAlex
Greece827 Posts
On March 29 2011 03:39 GreEny K wrote: i7, 5370, 8GB RAM, I don't experience any of those problems... Not sure what would cause them since some of the machines listed are better than mine while I'm not getting any problems out of mine. im on i7 920/6gb ram@1333/hd5850 : / cant stream because even though I have high fps in game (above 50 constantly), the game stutters all the time. its getting really annoying. what are your settings on xsplit? do you use win7 64? | ||
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nuker43
United States1 Post
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vdro
Poland2 Posts
i was using xspli with 3d quite long 3 days ago it suddenly goes to BAD quality i didnt touch program, and my stream looks like mario bros ![]() really bad quality any change i made was my drivers to nvidia gf 460gtx (beta) so i restored them so my stream looks like a crap cant fix it if any1 got similar problem or fixed it. please help ![]() | ||
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Purpose2
England187 Posts
On March 24 2011 03:58 OnYourWifi wrote: There seems to be an issue with the framerate setting in xsplit being tied to framerate in-game. If I set xsplit to a reasonable 20fps, SC2 runs between 20 and 30fps, and seems to "drop" frames and stutter. If I set it to 60fps, SC2 runs buttery-smooth at 60fps (where i have it capped). Problem is, xsplit drops frames like crazy at that speed. Note that despite it appearing that XSplit is having a tough time, the CPU utilization does not change. Tweaking with the settings, 10fps seems to give me ~50fps in-game. Anything between 15 and 30 results in ~30fps in SC2, with some weird stuttering/frame dropping going on in-game (though the stream quality is fine). This isn't a CPU speed issue that I can see. My i7 920 shows xsplit at 10% usage max, and the same goes for SC2. My Radeon 6950 can handle way more than the minimized graphical settings I use; if I max nearly everything out the same framerate issues are there. Setting core affinity does not affect the problem. There's some quirk of xsplit, or of VH Screen Capture, that is forcing the framerate to a specific level depending on the capture framerate. Kind of like VSync i'm guessing. Note that enabling and disabling vsync does nothing to affect this issue. Let's further confuse things. If I set XSplit to 60fps, and SC2 is running perfectly fine at 60fps in fullscreen-windowed mode, XSplit's video display and the stream stutter and drop frames like crazy. Alt-tabbing to any other application results in the stream running fine. SC2 stays fast, and xsplit runs great, ONLY when SC2 is NOT in-focus. O.o There's still a few more things to try. My main monitor is 16:10, which might affect things. Setting it to a 16 ratio might help. There could be a weird scaling issue somewhere. Same with trying the same streaming setup, but with FMLE. XSplit forces VH Screen Capture to use the same framerate that XSplit will stream in. FMLE doesn't do that. Perhaps setting VH to 60fps, but telling FMLE to stream at 20, will work.I'm having this identical problem every since I reformated (Could be a co-incidence) - Have you noticed that on your preview screen on Xsplit, that while the game appears to be dropping frames, your mouse is still moving around smooth as a babies bottom? Have you had any further success? Its making me tear my hair out :/ | ||
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HellGreen
Denmark1146 Posts
That said, please remember XSplit is still beta software, but so far its the best there is (IMHO). Edit: Oh yeah, and if you upgrade to the latest beta (beta 2 I think, you can't download it from their website, you have to sign into XSplit with a special username/password found on their forums), everything is even worse. Hopefully they release a new build soon ![]() | ||
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Purpose2
England187 Posts
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HellGreen
Denmark1146 Posts
Update: After upgrading to v. 1.2.1.40/Core Public Beta 2 (1.0.1104.1401) the lag has disappeared for me. The upgrade was offered to me when I started XSplit. | ||
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ChefMicro
Netherlands6 Posts
I've got this incredible monstrous pc. Specs are: Intel i7-975 Extreme @ 4.2 Ghz 2100 Mhz 12GB DDR3 2 x OCX Vertex 2 (raid 0) Ati 4870x2 I run SC2 on low settings because I like that. I get infinite FPS, but whenever I start Xsplit SC2 starts lagging. I don't even need to stream in order for sc2 to become unplayable, so it has NOTHING to do with settings. Lowering bitrate, quality, resolution, it all does not matter. It has something to do with xsplit or sc2, or both. Whenever I start streaming, I can't tell the difference performance wise, it's just that xsplit causes low fps. It's also worth mentioning that I play fullscreen windowed. I think it has something to do with the stage, it duplicates an infinite amount of windows inside its window. That must keep the cpu busy or something. Got it set to 10%, that's all I can do. I'd really like to start streaming, but like this I can barely play Anybody found a solution? | ||
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HellGreen
Denmark1146 Posts
On April 18 2011 23:56 ChefMicro wrote: The last update did not fix the problem for me. I'm having exactly the same problem as many others in this thread. Anybody found a solution? What version are running? The infinite scene duplication is normal, you can disable it in options if you like to. | ||
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ChefMicro
Netherlands6 Posts
UPDATE Xsplit is aware of the bug, their 'uncheck motion and redo screen region' solution did not work for me, and a lot of others still have the ingame framerate issue. Their topic can be found here. | ||
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cleric-
Germany33 Posts
i5 2500K @ 3.30GHz ocerclocked currenty a HD4850 later i have a HD6850 4gb ram i set 2 cores using sc2.exe and 2 cores xsplit my xsplit settings are: resolution 640x480 (dunno if i can do more, these were suggested in a forum somewhere) framrate: 20fps (also suggested and i guess i can try more later but max 30) scare viewport 10% (some here said it makes a huge difference Quality: 5 max bitrate: 350 buffer: 700 its running with constang 200fps the stream is running very good i guess but the sound is very strange dunno why im usin 2 soundcards. the onboard for ingame sound with headset und an 5.1 creative for 5.1 system with musc. as far as i know xsplit is using the sound directly from source or something, what i have to set in sc2 settings to try to fix it?? its normal that the mouse is glimmering all the time when xsplit is running? and how can i stop justin.tv to post all my little testing phases directly on the page? is there any autopost video setting or what?? | ||
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notmytroll
6 Posts
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ratio might help. There could be a weird scaling issue somewhere. Same with trying the same streaming setup, but with FMLE. XSplit forces VH Screen Capture to use the same framerate that XSplit will stream in. FMLE doesn't do that. Perhaps setting VH to 60fps, but telling FMLE to stream at 20, will work.
Anybody found a solution?