Stream Settings for 1080P HD Help/ Video Test.

SiKkLy

United States36 Posts

June 14 2012 01:58 GMT

I am wondering what you all think of my stream quality. I am trying to get the best quality you can possibly get as smooth as possible. Please let me know!

Trying to stream 1080p HD, if anyone has any tips on how to make it better/ smoother please let me know.

Also here is what it looks like as of right now.
Let me know what you think!!!

http://www.twitch.tv/sikkly_in_hd/b/321369434

Thank you everyone!!,

SiKkLy

Boblhead

United States2577 Posts

June 14 2012 02:03 GMT

whats your bitrate you are using and preset setting?

SiKkLy

United States36 Posts

June 14 2012 02:07 GMT

xsplit default and 4k

Josh_rakoons

United Kingdom1158 Posts

June 14 2012 02:11 GMT

What's your upload? Looks rather good to me.. Whats your frame rate set to?

SiKkLy

United States36 Posts

June 14 2012 02:15 GMT

Upload is about umm.. actually I really don't know. Lol. People said with my new p.c. I built 3930k <3 gtx 680

, I had to have at least 3500 upload set, so i just put 4000. 35 fps on the framerate.

Josh_rakoons

United Kingdom1158 Posts

June 14 2012 02:26 GMT

Check on speedtest.net. You can try upping the frame rate to like 40, but anything pass that i'm not sure you can handle.

Jaso

United States2147 Posts

June 14 2012 02:26 GMT

Already looks really nice, what a beat setup lol.

I don't think 35fps is necessary, 30 should be just fine.

Josh_rakoons

United Kingdom1158 Posts

June 14 2012 02:32 GMT

On June 14 2012 11:26 Jaso wrote:
Already looks really nice, what a beat setup lol.

I don't think 35fps is necessary, 30 should be just fine.

If he's getting good framerate with 35 then what is the point in lowering it down to 30?

Boblhead

United States2577 Posts

June 14 2012 02:55 GMT

for less pixelation you could try using a "Fast" or "Medium" preset depending on what kind of PC you have.

SiKkLy

United States36 Posts

June 14 2012 02:56 GMT

#10

I will try and post results here

SiKkLy

United States36 Posts

June 14 2012 04:41 GMT

#11

Here is my stream using the faster preset, 40 fps, 1920x180, 4.2k bitrate

http://www.twitch.tv/sikkly_in_hd/b/321382371

Wabbit

United States1028 Posts

June 14 2012 21:20 GMT

#12

You have a 3930K so use it. Set your preset to something less than faster, as Boblhead suggested. You can probably use Slow and 45 FPS and it will look amazing.

Filter

Canada620 Posts

June 14 2012 21:47 GMT

#13

One thing nobody has mentioned here is that twitch only downscales your stream if you have partnership. You might want stream at 720p and 1200ish bitrate for now, just so more people can watch it. That's what I stream at and I still get the odd complaint from people that are unable to watch it, I'd imagine streaming 1080p and a much higher bitrate would cramp your fanbases ability to watch quite a bit.

Wabbit

United States1028 Posts

June 14 2012 21:51 GMT

#14

Here's the thing though: there are *countless* low and mid-bitrate streams. How many truly amazing-looking streams are there? Very very few.

He could get somewhere in the best of both worlds by using one of the slowest presets available, quality 10, and also reducing bitrate to about 2000 to accommodate for most people's download speeds. That'll still keep most viewers, and will give the stream something rare that many others don't have: exceptional quality.

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Canada620 Posts

June 14 2012 22:43 GMT

#15

On June 15 2012 06:51 Wabbit wrote:
Here's the thing though: there are *countless* low and mid-bitrate streams. How many truly amazing-looking streams are there? Very very few.

He could get somewhere in the best of both worlds by using one of the slowest presets available, quality 10, and also reducing bitrate to about 2000 to accommodate for most people's download speeds. That'll still keep most viewers, and will give the stream something rare that many others don't have: exceptional quality.

My stream looks really good, I know there's a lot of terrible streams out there too.

Don't forget that as hard as his proc works to crush the bitrate that low, other peoples procs have to work almost as hard to decode the video too. This means somebody with a mediocre connection and an old p4 can't watch his stream, and even some better computers/tablets especially will struggle to watch.

Cyro

United Kingdom20338 Posts

June 15 2012 00:35 GMT

#16

Is your 3930k overclocked? Changing preset has minimal difference in quality but massive impact on CPU load, i would reccomend jumping straight to 1920x1080@60fps@veryfast and testing from there.

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