[G] Streaming With FFsplit - Page 20

On September 16 2012 01:24 inphinity_ wrote:


I've streamed HD on Xsplit before and it was decently smooth. What would my settings be if I wanted to stream 612p or 480p?

On September 16 2012 01:53 Aelfric wrote:

Enable Turbo Boost in bios and use all 8 threads while streaming and u'll be fine...

On September 16 2012 05:38 Aelfric wrote:
In your bios (while computer booting you generally press "del" to open that blue settings screen) there should be an option to turn CPU turbo boost "on". It will boost your CPU to 2.8 ghz max. Which is way too much improvoment from 1.6ghz. Now you have i7 which means you have 4 cores and 8 threads. If you stream with Dxtory there is an option to choose how many threads Dxtory work with you are just gonna max it. If you don't and you just stream with FFsplit or Xsplit region then it will work with all threads anyway. But i strongly suggest you to use Dxtory while streaming, it improves your in-game fps and fixes stuttering caused by Normal streaming most of the time.

At the end you'll be able to stream well with an i7.

On September 18 2012 15:51 Kiwiandapple wrote:
Hi,

At work now so can't upload my speedtest.net result, but..
out of my head I got 1,34 mb/s upload.

Whenever I tried to stream (with xsplit;p) I just lagged alot, my pc is quite a beast so I don't think it has to do with that.
With lagg I mean ms delay, 1/2 second delay on actions I did ingame. fps lagg was not noticable.

Pc specs:
Intel i7 2600k
Kingston 8GB
Gainward GeForce GTX 570 1280MB
SSD Crucial m4 128GB

Is it possible to stream (with ff split) and be able to run without lagging hardcore? Any tips would be amazing!

Thanks in advance,
Kiwi

On September 18 2012 16:22 Boblhead wrote:


Well there is a lot of things you can do, one of them is telling us your bitrate. Second is trying a different streaming server depending on your location. 3rd is telling your stream settings.

Your PC can handle a 1080p stream easy, just depends on your settings.

If you are using 100% of your upload speed you will most likely get clicking delay, when streaming you need to use 60-75% your your upload if you want to utilize the stream, so in your case using 700-900kbps would be good.

On September 18 2012 16:22 Boblhead wrote:


Well there is a lot of things you can do, one of them is telling us your bitrate. Second is trying a different streaming server depending on your location. 3rd is telling your stream settings.

Your PC can handle a 1080p stream easy, just depends on your settings.

If you are using 100% of your upload speed you will most likely get clicking delay, when streaming you need to use 60-75% your your upload if you want to utilize the stream, so in your case using 700-900kbps would be good.

On September 18 2012 20:02 LgNKami wrote:

he cant do 1080p with 1.34 upload but he could definitely do 720p with 60fps.

On September 18 2012 15:35 devastation_ wrote:
Hey guys. I recently downloaded FFSplit and am looking for some recommended settings because my ping jumps with the settings that I currently tried.


AMD FX-6100 6-core ~3.3GHz
G.SKILL Ripjaws Series 8GB
XFX Radeon HD 6870

Thanks in advance!

On September 19 2012 00:54 devastation_ wrote:


Any help?

On September 20 2012 22:39 Marksman wrote:
Ok, I have a problem here that I wasn't able to solve on my own for now.

I have a working stream at 90+- FPS for SC2 using my rig (120+FPS without stream). I have changed my graphic card (GT230) for a Sapphire ATI HD7750.

Ingame prior to stream I can get up to 200 FPS. Now I am getting 30-40 FPS. My processor and other hardware has not been changed. Drivers are updated to the latest as of yet.FFSplit is also the same version. Can anyone provide some assistance?

Meanwhile, will continue finding and testing for answers. Thanks.