GoingDutchman
New Member
Hi.
My game is butterly smooth on screen, but the Twitch stream and VOD shows some hickups. Not that big, but not smooth. Being a perfectionist, I started an investigation.
Log analyzer gives no critical issues and no warnings. Only a Blue info: "Your stream encoder is set to a video bitrate that is too low. This will lower picture quality especially in high motion scenes like fast paced games. Use the Auto-Config Wizard to adjust your settings to the optimum for your situation. It can be accessed from the Tools menu in OBS, and then just follow the on-screen directions."
When I look at the Twitch inspector, it gives me: "configuration check: Excellent. No recommended changes!" and "stable @ 6,005 Kbps"
NVidia RTX4090, Intel i11700K. OBS CPU at about 2%. Used encoder NVENC, H2.64. Video bitrate set at 6000 Kbps. Streaming 1080p at 60FPS. During streaming (for hours) zero dropped frames (0.0%). OBS 31.0.3 Flatpack. OpenSuse Tumbleweed up-to-date, Wayland two monitors, both capped at 60Hz. M2 SSD drive.
I am slightly confused. Why is the log analyzer saying: "video bitrate too low" but is Twitch inspector quite happy.
And, IF log analyzer is right, what would be the desired bitrate for Twitch? As I am already at 6000Kbps, which is (i believe) Twitch maximum.
And... any idea why I still see tiny stutters in live stream and VOD, although Twitch inspector shows green flags.
Attached the logfile. Am I allowed to give you the Twitch URL to the video, so you can see it yourself?
Just curious what to do now ;)
My game is butterly smooth on screen, but the Twitch stream and VOD shows some hickups. Not that big, but not smooth. Being a perfectionist, I started an investigation.
Log analyzer gives no critical issues and no warnings. Only a Blue info: "Your stream encoder is set to a video bitrate that is too low. This will lower picture quality especially in high motion scenes like fast paced games. Use the Auto-Config Wizard to adjust your settings to the optimum for your situation. It can be accessed from the Tools menu in OBS, and then just follow the on-screen directions."
When I look at the Twitch inspector, it gives me: "configuration check: Excellent. No recommended changes!" and "stable @ 6,005 Kbps"
NVidia RTX4090, Intel i11700K. OBS CPU at about 2%. Used encoder NVENC, H2.64. Video bitrate set at 6000 Kbps. Streaming 1080p at 60FPS. During streaming (for hours) zero dropped frames (0.0%). OBS 31.0.3 Flatpack. OpenSuse Tumbleweed up-to-date, Wayland two monitors, both capped at 60Hz. M2 SSD drive.
I am slightly confused. Why is the log analyzer saying: "video bitrate too low" but is Twitch inspector quite happy.
And, IF log analyzer is right, what would be the desired bitrate for Twitch? As I am already at 6000Kbps, which is (i believe) Twitch maximum.
And... any idea why I still see tiny stutters in live stream and VOD, although Twitch inspector shows green flags.
Attached the logfile. Am I allowed to give you the Twitch URL to the video, so you can see it yourself?
Just curious what to do now ;)