The thing that makes no sense to me is how when I use the TwitchTest, the results always change. Dallas was 90+ before but is now 60. All the rest of my qualities are 0 now.

This must mean there's something going on with my porting to Twitch or something like this?

R1CH

Netherlands10342 Posts

October 31 2016 16:47 GMT

#183

Your ISP is most likely to blame if you get inconsistent results.

Tarenk

1 Post

October 31 2016 18:14 GMT

#184

Hi! i have a problem with frames dropped (like others users) Im from Spain, always use Paris, FR. server in OBS, and never have probles in 1 year and 6 months of stream.

But now, I drop a lot of frames (50% of my stream are dropped) I try to change servers, flush DNS, my connection looks fine...

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This is my result with your software and this is my speed:
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codybedrock36

1 Post

November 07 2016 17:41 GMT

#185

Could someone advise as to why Quality is 0 across the board ? im still learning a lot .. and need some assistance . My OBS all of a sudden immediately starts dropping frames and ive tried changing all the settings . this looks like it could be a part of the issue

tb_test

1 Post

November 10 2016 06:41 GMT

#186

I am new streamer and have the same problem. I installed OBS several weeks ago, downloaded the speed test and tested it out on my home wifi. Everything looked great, but I didn't try a test stream as I planned to stream from my workshop. As it turns out, the shop has super slow wifi (10-15 down/1.5 to 1.7 up) and the nearby Xfinity hotspot is about the same. I used a 'slow internet' OBS setup, but still got massive frame drops until the connection timesout. Delay was 60-90 seconds, but viewable in the channel.

At first, running TwitchTest produced a string of 'failure' notices, but I generated a new key, which resulted in the '0' quality test attached. I have since tried it back at home with the same results. DNS flushes and resets to open DNS servers had no effect.

Any suggestions?

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Zyrjello

1 Post

November 10 2016 20:49 GMT

#187

I'm getting numbers all over the place, and even what looks like a perfect connection to Chicago is given a 0 quality rating. Is this indicative of problems with my connection, with Twitch, or with the TwitchTest software?

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R1CH

Netherlands10342 Posts

November 10 2016 23:03 GMT

#188

Hyper-V may not provide proper TCP metrics.

fortune82

United States3 Posts

November 25 2016 02:28 GMT

#189

I'm wondering if something is going on with Twitch or something down-line cause I have all 0's for Quality, and currently am unable to stream because of my upload rate going all over the place, but this seems to be only affecting Twitch (I've streamed before with no issues at all)

ZeromuS

Canada13402 Posts

December 02 2016 04:03 GMT

#190

On November 25 2016 11:28 fortune82 wrote:
I'm wondering if something is going on with Twitch or something down-line cause I have all 0's for Quality, and currently am unable to stream because of my upload rate going all over the place, but this seems to be only affecting Twitch (I've streamed before with no issues at all)

I am having similar issues. Not sure whats up with that :/

too_much_solo_q

1 Post

December 11 2016 20:18 GMT

#191

On December 02 2016 13:03 ZeromuS wrote:

Show nested quote +

I am having similar issues. Not sure whats up with that :/

I'm having the same problem also. Things were just fine a few days ago.

My numbers are all 0 now: http://i.imgur.com/I0A4U5y.png

Any ideas on what's going on? I see it's happening to alot of people.

R1CH

Netherlands10342 Posts

December 12 2016 11:16 GMT

#192

You should contact your ISP and specifically mention you only get these low speeds on their route to Twitch.

Goonzilla

1 Post

December 19 2016 02:32 GMT

#193

I am at a loss, Twitch Bandwidth Tester keeps saying I have Realtek LAN Optimizer is active on my system. As far as I can tell (and I've searched high and low for it) I do not have Realtek LAN Optimizer installed nor do I have any other programs (as far as I know) that would do similar.

R1CH

Netherlands10342 Posts

December 19 2016 16:35 GMT

#194

The LAN optimizer file (ndisrd.sys) is also used by some types of malware, so try a virus scan. If all else fails you can simply delete the driver file (c:\windows\system32\drivers\ndisrd.sys) and it won't load any more.

tmlchevy

1 Post

December 20 2016 02:19 GMT

#195

Soooooooo I just downloaded this "tool". Checked for different servers, now I can't stream. It says its streaming via OBS but I'm not streaming. There's no kb/s on the bottom right and Twitch Isn't notifying me when I go live.

R1CH

Netherlands10342 Posts

December 20 2016 14:21 GMT

#196

Make sure you're using x264 and don't have any custom parameters set.

StormWolfTori

1 Post

December 28 2016 20:57 GMT

#197

Hi, does anyone know what to do with results like this? OBS says I'm dropping about 37% of frames. I'm using an ethernet cable, not WiFi.

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R1CH

Netherlands10342 Posts

December 28 2016 21:35 GMT

#198

Contact your ISP.

rottielover

1 Post

January 03 2017 23:07 GMT

#199

If I read the instructions right anything "over 80" is good? I'm running the US tests since I'm based in the US and I'm getting exactly 80's across all the ingest servers, every test. Where would I start looking in order to bump that over 80?

Edit, sorry I should clarify that I've tried different TCP Window Size settings, and there's little variation, quality goes from anywhere from 76-80 (unless I use crazy window sizes like 8k), but I've never seen any over 80

drygCSWGYK

1 Post

January 11 2017 22:20 GMT

#200

Hi, does anyone know what might be causing this? I live in Sweden.
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