Fucking /v/ has failed me. Little stuck up bastards.... SO

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2016-06-16 06:13:24 Post No. 55103041
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anonymous 2016-06-16 06:13:24 Post No. 55103041 [Report]

Fucking /v/ has failed me. Little stuck up bastards....

SO since this is aoftware related, I come to you today for knowledge.

I was using xsplit for a while to stream. Never had any real issues with it. Thought maybe the quality could have been a little bit better. However I had a friend turn me on to OBS. I have been using it to stream and it is equally ok. I haven't had anyone complain about my video studdering when I'm live. However, when I go back and look at the archived version of my stream. Every 10 to 20 seconds you will see a slight pause in the video. Never in the audio however. Any idea why this would be happening only on twitches archive of the video? Not the live version, not my personal archive.

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Anonymous 2016-06-16 06:16:43 Post No.55103082
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Anonymous 2016-06-16 06:16:43 Post No.55103082 [Report]

>not my personal archive
Then I'd be more likely to blame the data transfer from your PC to Twitch, of which OBS is only one of many components. If you can't push data at a high bitrate it's possible for the video to suck while the audio remains fine.

Could be OBS. Could be something else. You're going to need to tweak stuff to see what changes.

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anonymous 2016-06-16 06:20:11 Post No.55103126
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anonymous 2016-06-16 06:20:11 Post No.55103126 [Report]

>>55103082
I was afraid of this.. guess I know what I'll be doing tomorrow. Well, today really. Thanks

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Anonymous 2016-06-16 06:22:13 Post No.55103147
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Anonymous 2016-06-16 06:22:13 Post No.55103147 [Report]

>>55103126
Knock down your bitrate a touch and keep an eye on dropped frames. Good luck.

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anonymous 2016-06-16 06:27:28 Post No.55103203
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anonymous 2016-06-16 06:27:28 Post No.55103203 [Report]

>>55103147
I was reading that it is important to play the game in the same quality as your stream. So for instance. 720 stream needs to be played in 720 on game. This true?

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Anonymous 2016-06-16 09:14:46 Post No.55104530
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Anonymous 2016-06-16 09:14:46 Post No.55104530 [Report]

>>55103203
No, you can downscale it, and it will look great, just make sure that you can read what's important on the screen if any text is important. You should be able to play your game at 1080p and stream it at 720p.