EPTXsplit video guide for with justintv - Page 3
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Popsiclestik
United States45 Posts
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AnAngryDingo
United States223 Posts
firstly, here is a link to the VoD in question: http://www.justin.tv/anangrydingo/b/280385347 1. the sound is very "tinny" anyone know why that is and how to fix it? 2. the tops and bottom of the screens are cutoff i am inputting in 1280x720 and outputting in 640x360 settings are as follows max bitrate- 185 kbps (i know very low, my UL is only around 375 kbps and its the only way i can get it to where there is no input lag) buffer size- 370 audio encoding: 44.100 khz 16 bit stereo bitrate- 112000 thanks to anyone who took the time to help! | ||
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Boblhead
United States2577 Posts
On February 26 2011 06:31 AnAngryDingo wrote: + Show Spoiler + awesome guide, very easy to setup, i just had 2 questions firstly, here is a link to the VoD in question: http://www.justin.tv/anangrydingo/b/280385347 1. the sound is very "tinny" anyone know why that is and how to fix it? 2. the tops and bottom of the screens are cutoff i am inputting in 1280x720 and outputting in 640x360 settings are as follows max bitrate- 185 kbps (i know very low, my UL is only around 375 kbps and its the only way i can get it to where there is no input lag) buffer size- 370 audio encoding: 44.100 khz 16 bit stereo bitrate- 112000 thanks to anyone who took the time to help! For me the sound seems fine, I would lower your bitrate for sound to 64000, and are you using a 3.5mm headset/ or are you using usb? | ||
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AnAngryDingo
United States223 Posts
they are wireless headphones, there is a receiver which plugs into USB, and then a green cord that plugs into the headphone jack. maybe this is the problem, i'm not at my desktop right now, but i'll be sure to try to lower my bitrate later and maybe try without the headphones and see how that turns out thx! | ||
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AnAngryDingo
United States223 Posts
tried to use regular earbuds, but the sound on stream is tinny again any ideas on a fix so I can play w/ headphones on, but have a normal sounding stream? thx guys! | ||
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Boblhead
United States2577 Posts
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RemedySC
Canada176 Posts
The black bars on the sides in Xplit, is there a way to get rid of those? I have the Resolution set to 1280x720. | ||
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Boblhead
United States2577 Posts
On February 26 2011 13:43 RemedySC wrote: I have a question. The black bars on the sides in Xplit, is there a way to get rid of those? I have the Resolution set to 1280x720. right click the settings and unlock "Keep Aspect Ratio" this will get rid of the bars on the side, but your sc2 will look stretched out. | ||
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hakowy
Poland2 Posts
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Antimage
Canada1293 Posts
I currently have 500 kbps upload and I'll have to pay even more (THANKS ROGERS) to get 1 MBps upload. I stream at 640 by 360 at 12 FPS (though I used to do 15 at school when I had better upload) If I upgrade to 1 MBps, would that be enough to stream and play at the same time without lagging my game up? Currently if I do that my game suffers and I'll get 0.5-1 second delay. Also I saw above that someone was able to actively limit their bitrate with Xsplit. How is that possible - and is it recommended? | ||
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ROOTheognis
United States4482 Posts
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Boblhead
United States2577 Posts
On March 03 2011 00:27 YoiChiBow wrote: does Xsplit work for macs? no they have no support for macs | ||
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Msqrd
Canada55 Posts
On March 03 2011 00:16 Antimage wrote: I currently have 500 kbps upload and I'll have to pay even more (THANKS ROGERS) to get 1 MBps upload. I stream at 640 by 360 at 12 FPS (though I used to do 15 at school when I had better upload) If I upgrade to 1 MBps, would that be enough to stream and play at the same time without lagging my game up? Currently if I do that my game suffers and I'll get 0.5-1 second delay. Also I saw above that someone was able to actively limit their bitrate with Xsplit. How is that possible - and is it recommended? One megabit is enough to stream close to 720p, you can even do actual 720p if you're okay with dropping the framerate a little. I prefer smoother motion so I run a little under 720p. The XSplit configuration guide (OP) has a step that allows you to select video bitrate. I just upgraded to a 1MB connection and I can stream with the following settings:
My PC is a Q9450 (quad core, overclocked to 3.2GHz), 4GB ram, with a GTX 460, running SC2 on High graphics settings with 1080p monitor. | ||
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Pro]ChoSen-
United States318 Posts
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Onioncookie
Germany624 Posts
I maxed it to 500 but it ranges from 350 to 750 , at 750 its like playing on the korean server xD I changed my sound settings a bit does it take alot of upload?! Thanks for answers! | ||
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The.Doctor
Canada333 Posts
On March 03 2011 06:06 Msqrd wrote: One megabit is enough to stream close to 720p, you can even do actual 720p if you're okay with dropping the framerate a little. I prefer smoother motion so I run a little under 720p. The XSplit configuration guide (OP) has a step that allows you to select video bitrate. I just upgraded to a 1MB connection and I can stream with the following settings:
My PC is a Q9450 (quad core, overclocked to 3.2GHz), 4GB ram, with a GTX 460, running SC2 on High graphics settings with 1080p monitor. Whaaattttttt. What kind of FPS do you get in game? I stream using 500kpps video, 500 buffer, quality 6 44.1khz 16-bit stereo audio, 64000bps 1088x612 22 fps I only get .67 up though so that might be one of the problems. I have a Q9550 @ 3.5, 4gb ram, 5770 running sc2 on low @ 1680x1050 and I get huge fps problems while streaming. I'll start off in the 60s but end up in the high teens or low 20s during the late game. I also get huge stuttering or skipping when scrolling around, just a general weird feeling. | ||
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cozzE
Australia357 Posts
800x600 20fps 44.1khz 16bit stereo 64000bps 400 kpps 800 buffer 4 quality. my PC/Internet Specs: http://www.speedtest.net/result/1202290246.png Core i5 750 @ 2.67ghz Radeon 5700 1gb 4gb DDR Kingston But yeah I get reaaaaaaaally low fps and that's my primary problem. | ||
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After7days
Denmark52 Posts
 Streaming requires a good pc and decent upload | ||
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Zeke50100
United States2220 Posts
On March 03 2011 00:16 Antimage wrote: Hi everyone, I asked this in the other thread but... I currently have 500 kbps upload and I'll have to pay even more (THANKS ROGERS) to get 1 MBps upload. I stream at 640 by 360 at 12 FPS (though I used to do 15 at school when I had better upload) If I upgrade to 1 MBps, would that be enough to stream and play at the same time without lagging my game up? Currently if I do that my game suffers and I'll get 0.5-1 second delay. Also I saw above that someone was able to actively limit their bitrate with Xsplit. How is that possible - and is it recommended? Go to "Edit Channels", and the "Max Bitrate" option should be right there. I would leave ~200 kbps of uploading left for SC2 so you don't have much of a delay. It's definitely recommended to do that. Streaming at 12 FPS is quite low, though. I recommend going up to 20; it's perfectly doable at 500 kbps. | ||
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Dice17
United States520 Posts
I am using the same settings as he is only difference is 20fps I have 1Mp upload speed (Im not really a great tech guy) | ||
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