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Perfektion
Sweden7 Posts
My PC is: OCZ VERTEX PLUS ATA Device 8G RAM Nvidia GeForce GTX 670 INTEL CORE i5-2500K CPU @ 3.30GHz 100mb internet aswell. Im not very good on these kind of things so a idiot safe guide would be VERY appreciated! If you need more information please tell me! And Merry Christmas! | ||
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dinusty
United States5 Posts
I was wondering if there is a plugin for OBS for twitter auto posts? i cant seem to find anything about it in this thread or around the interwebs. Any help would be much appreciated. | ||
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ChriseC
Germany440 Posts
ive just tried the program and i just had to say WOW everything is so easy to set up and everything looks so complete but simple alrdy i have to thank u alot for creating this | ||
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Medrea
10003 Posts
Also its not just a disconnect, sometimes OBS will just crash, also it will sometimes just not operate correctly (tons of dropped frames). 35/5 up and streaming at 2.8 up. He is using an avermedia cap card. | ||
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mrgoochio
United States557 Posts
I can't get my audio to work via HDMI in a dual-pc stream setup with OBS though.. | ||
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R1CH
Netherlands10342 Posts
On December 25 2012 04:27 Medrea wrote: Friend of mine is having an issue in OBS where his stream is getting dropped a lot. He will switch back over to Xsplit, where it will just work fine, go back to OBS and its taking a shitter again. Same servers are being connected to. Also its not just a disconnect, sometimes OBS will just crash, also it will sometimes just not operate correctly (tons of dropped frames). 35/5 up and streaming at 2.8 up. He is using an avermedia cap card. If OBS is crashing he should post a log on the forums. Dropped frames sounds like he might be using an old version. | ||
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Medrea
10003 Posts
EDIT: Dont have crash logs. Also the preview screen will sometimes go completely black. This has been happening for awhile I guess. The stream will keep working but the preview screen will break. It will fix itself when the stream restarts. | ||
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skk7000
United States23 Posts
1) I have .96 Mbps for upload speed so what do I need to input for max bitrate and buffer size and quality balance in "settings" in the "encoding" tab? I looked at the link that GTR provided but I also don't have a i3 or i5 or i7. Mine is a Quad-Core. 2) After I added my sources it says to click on "edit scenes" but it's not letting me click on it..it's just not a button plz someone help i need it badly lol | ||
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Steelo_Rivers
United States1968 Posts
On December 26 2012 07:52 skk7000 wrote: Can someone please answer my stupid questions, I'm completely useless trying to figure this out: 1) I have .96 Mbps for upload speed so what do I need to input for max bitrate and buffer size and quality balance in "settings" in the "encoding" tab? I looked at the link that GTR provided but I also don't have a i3 or i5 or i7. Mine is a Quad-Core. 2) After I added my sources it says to click on "edit scenes" but it's not letting me click on it..it's just not a button plz someone help i need it badly lol You have to tell us your specs before we can help you. | ||
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BforBrisk
United States1 Post
The Setting I would be looking for will be for streaming League of legends. If i could just get opinions on how to stream it also if i should use the game capture or just screen region. http://www.speedtest.net/result/2395077174.png Down: 36.28 Up:4.93 Ping:20ms (This is to the nearest Server to the Twitch.tv server) System Specs: Processor: AMD FX(tm)-4170 Quad-Core Processor (4 CPUs), ~4.6GHz Memory: 16384MB RAM Card name: 2x Radeon HD 7700 Series Crossfired (1gb and 2gb) | ||
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beardybum
United Kingdom3 Posts
I randomly get massive frame rate drops whilst playing any game for longer than 5 ish mins. Sometimes before 5 mins, sometimes 10 mins plus, it varies. When I start streaming, I get a nice, steady framerate of about 50fps, its flawless... then it will randomly out of nowhere drop to 3 to 6 fps... and will last like this until the game is restarted. Comp specs: AMD FX 8120 8 Core processor 16GB Ram 1TB HD Nvidia 560Ti gfx card 1GB Internet: 50MB Download 20MB Upload I Use OBS to stream, and I use 4500kbps bitrate and buffer size. Quality: 10 x264 CPU Preset: very fast (I want to stream in 1080p, and I want the quality to be nice, so i set it to very fast, (gets rid of pixells when moving around)) If anyone knows why this could be happening, and a possible fix, let me know! Heres an example of the fps drops: http://www.twitch.tv/beardybum/b/350779606 skip to 3:52. *Things I have tried* Lowering the bitrate Lowering the quality Making the cpu preset superfast Making OBS affinity all cores, and few cores Thanks! | ||
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Steelo_Rivers
United States1968 Posts
On December 26 2012 20:53 BforBrisk wrote: Hello, I am no expert on setting for streaming so I've come here to ask for help. Here is my Speedtest and my spec's if someone could give the a list of settings that would specifically fit my PC and Connection based on resolution it would be much appreciated as I know nothing of how to do so. The Setting I would be looking for will be for streaming League of legends. If i could just get opinions on how to stream it also if i should use the game capture or just screen region. http://www.speedtest.net/result/2395077174.png Down: 36.28 Up:4.93 Ping:20ms (This is to the nearest Server to the Twitch.tv server) System Specs: Processor: AMD FX(tm)-4170 Quad-Core Processor (4 CPUs), ~4.6GHz Memory: 16384MB RAM Card name: 2x Radeon HD 7700 Series Crossfired (1gb and 2gb) You will more than likely have a hard time streaming on an FX quad core (but then again, I used to stream on a Phenom II x3). You will want to try a lower resolution first. Assuming you're playing in 1080p, try streaming at 960x540 with quality at 8 and bitrate at 1000 | ||
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Steelo_Rivers
United States1968 Posts
On December 26 2012 21:20 beardybum wrote: Hi guys, I randomly get massive frame rate drops whilst playing any game for longer than 5 ish mins. Sometimes before 5 mins, sometimes 10 mins plus, it varies. When I start streaming, I get a nice, steady framerate of about 50fps, its flawless... then it will randomly out of nowhere drop to 3 to 6 fps... and will last like this until the game is restarted. Comp specs: AMD FX 8120 8 Core processor 16GB Ram 1TB HD Nvidia 560Ti gfx card 1GB Internet: 50MB Download 20MB Upload I Use OBS to stream, and I use 4500kbps bitrate and buffer size. Quality: 10 x264 CPU Preset: very fast (I want to stream in 1080p, and I want the quality to be nice, so i set it to very fast, (gets rid of pixells when moving around)) If anyone knows why this could be happening, and a possible fix, let me know! Heres an example of the fps drops: http://www.twitch.tv/beardybum/b/350779606 skip to 3:52. *Things I have tried* Lowering the bitrate Lowering the quality Making the cpu preset superfast Making OBS affinity all cores, and few cores Thanks! The cause of this (same reason that it happens with ffsplit) is that your bitrate is just to high. I also do not recommend doing 1080p on any FX chip simply because they have a hard enough time gaming alone. Add on the load of encoding and thats your cause for such an fps loss. Try lowering your bitrate to 2.5k (go down to 2k if you have the same issue) and work your way up until you start having issues again. | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20340 Posts
Veryfast to fast wont help quality very much at all, its just placebo effect really. You get like 5% gains at a ton of CPU usage cost, so its basically not worth using it, and Superfast vs veryfast more than doubles the bitrate you need to encode at the same quality while only taking ~6% off the cpu load veryfast would use | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20340 Posts
The cause of this (same reason that it happens with ffsplit) is that your bitrate is just to high. I also do not recommend doing 1080p on any FX chip simply because they have a hard enough time gaming alone. Add on the load of encoding and thats your cause for such an fps loss. Try lowering your bitrate to 2.5k (go down to 2k if you have the same issue) and work your way up until you start having issues again. I have to disagree with pretty much all of this - Bitrate wont affect your performance in an offline game. It can make the STREAM run at like 2fps or not at all, can disconnect you or give you extreme ping in an online game, but playing something like Far Cry 3 offline, you could drop every frame on the stream and not notice. FX chips perform poorly in gaming because of their awful single threaded performance. They have more cores, and an 8xxx will have better encode performance than any i5, with the game also able to use less of the CPU's resources as an overall percentage - you can tackle even more aggressive stream settings. There should be no issues here for a 1920x1080p30 stream @veryfast, not even close. Encoding in general, if you have a powerful CPU (i5/fx-8k) seems to have minimal if any performance impact on any game that wont use a large % of the CPU's resources. SC2 for example puts a modern i5 at 25-40% utilization at most, but CPU bottlenecks. ^Screen/game capture tends to hurt the performance of pretty much any game by a large margin, but if you are already capturing and hit the encode button (and start utilizing the cpu that encoding takes) then you dont see many if any changes in performance with such a system. | ||
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Steelo_Rivers
United States1968 Posts
On December 26 2012 21:30 Cyro wrote: I have to disagree with pretty much all of this - Bitrate wont affect your performance in an offline game. It can make the STREAM run at like 2fps or not at all, can disconnect you or give you extreme ping in an online game, but playing something like Far Cry 3 offline, you could drop every frame on the stream and not notice. FX chips perform poorly in gaming because of their awful single threaded performance. They have more cores, and an 8xxx will have better encode performance than any i5, with the game also able to use less of the CPU's resources as an overall percentage - you can tackle even more aggressive stream settings. There should be no issues here for a 1920x1080p30 stream @veryfast, not even close. Encoding in general, if you have a powerful CPU (i5/fx-8k) seems to have minimal if any performance impact on any game that wont use a large % of the CPU's resources. SC2 for example puts a modern i5 at 25-40% utilization at most, but CPU bottlenecks. ^Screen/game capture tends to hurt the performance of pretty much any game by a large margin, but if you are already capturing and hit the encode button (and start utilizing the cpu that encoding takes) then you dont see many if any changes in performance with such a system. You can disagree but i'm just answering from personal experience. I know that any 8xxx FX chip should have no problem with 1080p, but 1080p and SC2 will give you terrible performance. Sure the stream will be nice, but good luck getting past 125-150 supply. | ||
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Lalalaland34503 Posts
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Cyro
United Kingdom20340 Posts
On December 26 2012 21:54 LgNKami wrote: You can disagree but i'm just answering from personal experience. I know that any 8xxx FX chip should have no problem with 1080p, but 1080p and SC2 will give you terrible performance. Sure the stream will be nice, but good luck getting past 125-150 supply. Thats not gonna change. If you are running the game and capturing it at 1920x1080, it doesnt matter if you stream at 640x360, 960x540, 1280x720, 1920x1080 etc, the game performance will still be the same ^This is NOT a problem with the resolution or encoding being too much for the CPU, its simply a case of the game performance being awful and the performance penalties on the game running from capturing the screen or the game. Game performance - game performance hits while capturing - encode performance ^Three factors that MUST be kept separately for an informed discussion. I dont mean any offense or pretend to know a ton of shit, but ive done a lot of research and as it turns out 99.9% of the users of such streaming programs dont have anything close to an advanced understanding of how they work, how when or why games run like they do, or the capabilities of X cpu's accurately. There's also a lot of people posting a lot of inaccurate information, rarely from just not knowing any better, without being corrected, which creates an environment that is very difficult to learn in for people in general and discourages more advanced discussion | ||
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beardybum
United Kingdom3 Posts
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Risljaninasim
Netherlands228 Posts
On December 26 2012 23:10 beardybum wrote: I've already tried lowering the bitrate, setting the cpu preset to default, but it keeps on doing it, its really, really odd :/ i've even tried 720p but it does it still, really stumped at this one... it runs absolutely fine with my current settings, and it looks great for 4 mins, then it just randomly lags like crazy, and will continue to do so until i restart OBS and the game... odd >< i think i'l look at temps when it happens, maybe its getting too hot or something, thanks for the advice guys! What about your ingame graphics settings? | ||
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