EPT[G] Streaming with OBS (Open Broadcaster Software) - Page 51
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zYwi3c
Poland1811 Posts
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TheBloodyDwarf
Finland7524 Posts
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.kv
United States2332 Posts
For example, I live in Dallas but the San Antonio server is supposedly better when it comes to ping/jitter. But since San Antonio is a bit farther my speeds are lowered a bit. the reason I'm asking is because when I play, I tend to get some late responses. For example, when splitting workers to mine, the response doesn't happen til like a 2ms off or something noticeably to the naked eye at least. | ||
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zYwi3c
Poland1811 Posts
On January 22 2013 20:29 zYwi3c wrote: I want to start stream, but is there anyway that OBS wont automaticly decrease my fps ingame to 30 ? ( Even when i set it on 60 in OBS settings ) CPU: i5 Oc'd to 4.5Ghz RAM: 4gb Actuall OBS settings: Quality: 10 Bitrate/Buffer: 3500/3500 Res: 1680x1050 / scaled to 1120x700 ( got 16:10 monitor ) 60 fps Preset: veryfast. My connection: ![[image loading]](http://www.speedtest.net/result/2453937589.png) Everytime i start OBS fps in Sc2 is dropping to 30 - its not a big problem, its playable etc, but i'm just asking is there is anyway to get it to not drop fps. Ok i fixed it  ... Needed to add Video Capture Device instead of Software Device. Using VHScrCap, is there any better option for video capture ? | ||
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RiSkysc2
696 Posts
On January 22 2013 20:37 zYwi3c wrote: 35% CPU, 70% Ram. You have 35% CPU while streaming sc2? That's a little odd. You probably have windows aero enabled.. If you do, disable it. TheBloodyDwarf Finland. January 22 2013 20:40. Posts 160 PM Profile Report Quote # How you can add banner with this? (meaning picture to right side of the screen) In "sources", right click, add image, browse for image wherever you saved it. .kv United States. January 22 2013 20:52. Posts 1872 PM Profile Blog Report Quote # When setting up my stream, should I use my internet speed that I signed up for or my internet speed that connects to the best twitch server. For example, I live in Dallas but the San Antonio server is supposedly better when it comes to ping/jitter. But since San Antonio is a bit farther my speeds are lowered a bit. the reason I'm asking is because when I play, I tend to get some late responses. For example, when splitting workers to mine, the response doesn't happen til like a 2ms off or something noticeably to the naked eye at least. You're going to have to provide a speed test from speedtest.net, it's probably that you dont have enough bandwidth left over for sc2. | ||
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RiSkysc2
696 Posts
On January 22 2013 21:08 zYwi3c wrote: Ok i fixed it ... Needed to add Video Capture Device instead of Software Device. Using VHScrCap, is there any better option for video capture ? The native game capture is much better. | ||
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TheBloodyDwarf
Finland7524 Posts
On January 22 2013 21:09 RiSkyToss wrote: You have 35% CPU while streaming sc2? That's a little odd. You probably have windows aero enabled.. If you do, disable it. In "sources", right click, add image, browse for image wherever you saved it. EDIT: its working. ty | ||
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zYwi3c
Poland1811 Posts
On January 22 2013 21:09 RiSkyToss wrote: You have 35% CPU while streaming sc2? That's a little odd. You probably have windows aero enabled.. If you do, disable it. Yea i had, fixed now. On January 22 2013 21:14 RiSkyToss wrote: The native game capture is much better. I noticed it just now, dont know why i didnt notice it before. Now i just need to increase quality. Thanks for help ! | ||
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toxifly
Poland24 Posts
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Mackem
United Kingdom470 Posts
EDIT: It may have been because I had it set to software capture rather than the native game capture? Also, what preset should I use, do I stick to veryfast? | ||
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Lowko
Netherlands286 Posts
On January 22 2013 23:10 Mackem wrote: I have a problem. There's a small delay on some of my actions i.e. I went to blink under someone's void rays and the stalkers didn't actually blink until like a second later. EDIT: It may have been because I had it set to software capture rather than the native game capture? Also, what preset should I use, do I stick to veryfast? Stick to veryfast. That could either be server lag, or system lag. If server lag, you either stream at too high of a bitrate and don't leave any room for SC2. If it's battle.net itself, not much you can do about it. If your system 'hangs' your cpu can't handle the actions in time. Lower stream settings. | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20340 Posts
On January 22 2013 19:23 RiSkyToss wrote: I've got a i5 2500k and i can easily do 1280x720 @ 60fps with medium preset, i can even do 1080p @ 40fps with medium preset... Not a good idea to argue with experience  .Not a good idea to argue with more experience, if you think for a second you can push settings anywhere near that ballpark on a stock 2500k then you are either extremely arrogant or dont have a clue how to do any kind of stress test | ||
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Mackem
United Kingdom470 Posts
On January 22 2013 23:19 Lowko wrote: Stick to veryfast. That could either be server lag, or system lag. If server lag, you either stream at too high of a bitrate and don't leave any room for SC2. If it's battle.net itself, not much you can do about it. If your system 'hangs' your cpu can't handle the actions in time. Lower stream settings. It just seems to be SC2. My upload is 0.86 and I set the bitrate and buffer to 500 each. Also, if I used the game capture thing, can I set SC2 to fullscreen instead of fullscreen windowed? | ||
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smarts
Spain3 Posts
Could you tell me what would be the ideal setting for my Twitch.tv channel? Actuall OBS settings: Quality: 10 Bitrate/Buffer: 3500/3500 Res: 1920x1080 / scaled to 1920x1080 (I have a monitor 21") 30 FPS Fast GeForce GTX 660 Ti 8 GB ram i7-3770 CPU @ 3.40GHz (8 CPUs), ~3.4GHz (No OC) If you need more information in order to better advise Warn. thank you very much http://www.speedtest.net/result/2454361951.png http://www.twitch.tv/smartsdruid <- To see the quality | ||
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RiSkysc2
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On January 22 2013 23:27 Cyro wrote: Not a good idea to argue with more experience, if you think for a second you can push settings anywhere near that ballpark on a stock 2500k then you are either extremely arrogant or dont have a clue how to do any kind of stress test It was quoted that his was 4.5 ghz, i'll give you VOD's of a stock 2500k doing 720p@60fps @ medium preset in a week. i love being right but you're just making it too easy for me cyro. On January 23 2013 00:31 smarts wrote: Hello good took a week or two with the OBS trying to look its best and no i had good results almost none. Could you tell me what would be the ideal setting for my Twitch.tv channel? Actuall OBS settings: Quality: 10 Bitrate/Buffer: 3500/3500 Res: 1920x1080 / scaled to 1920x1080 (I have a monitor 21") 30 FPS Fast GeForce GTX 660 Ti 8 GB ram If you need more information in order to better advise Warn. thank you very much http://www.speedtest.net/result/2454361951.png http://www.twitch.tv/smartsdruid <- To see the quality What's your CPU? | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20340 Posts
i'll give you VOD's of a stock 2500k doing 720p@60fps @ medium preset in a week. i love being right but you're just making it too easy for me cyro. Are you serious? Well, get the 1080p40@medium too and il go buy some popcorn | ||
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Sooooil
Germany497 Posts
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Cyro
United Kingdom20340 Posts
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smarts
Spain3 Posts
On January 23 2013 00:33 RiSkyToss wrote: It was quoted that his was 4.5 ghz, i'll give you VOD's of a stock 2500k doing 720p@60fps @ medium preset in a week. i love being right but you're just making it too easy for me cyro. What's your CPU? | ||
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Sooooil
Germany497 Posts
On January 23 2013 01:23 Cyro wrote: ^Pretty difficult, i dont know if there's any easier way than using Virtual Audio Cable if you dont have multiple sound outputs So how do I use Virtual Audio Cable to do that? | ||
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