- Obs streaming 720p#
- Obs streaming 1080p#
- Obs streaming series#
CPU Usage Preset: For games with high movement (FPS, Sports games, etc.), choose Fast to VeryFast.This is dependent on your internet and quality you want to stream at. Bitrate: Max 6,500 Kbps if you are a non-partnered Twitch streamer.If you are using multiple GPU, your number will adjust based on which GPU you want to use.
If you are using only 1 GPU, then set this to 0.
Obs streaming series#
Preset: ‘Max Quality’ if you have a 20 series GPU or higher / ‘Quality’ if you are using a 10 series GPU. Bitrate: Max 6500 Kbps if you are a non-partnered Twitch streamer. If you are using the NVIDIA NVENC H.264 (new) Encoder: Twitch will throttle your bitrate down and cause massive downgrade in your quality as a result.* That is the highest you can go as a non-partner. *Note: If you are a Twitch streamer that isn’t a partner, you should set your max bitrate to 6,500 Kbps. This, along with your equipment, will help determine what you can stream at! You can run a speedtest from Google to see what your speeds are at. Obs streaming 1080p#
For 1080p video at 60 frames per second, we recommend 4,500 to 9,000 kbps. For 1080p video at 30 frames per second, we recommend 3,000 to 6,000 kbps. Obs streaming 720p#
For 720p video at 60 frames per second, we recommend 2,500 to 5,000 kbps. For 720p video at 30 frames per second, we recommend 1,500 to 4,000 kbps. As far as how fast of internet you need, it all depends on the resolution and FPS you want to achieve. This provides a much more consistent internet connection for the stream compared to Wi-Fi. Therefore, it’s best that you run your internet to your computer with an ethernet cable. Your internet speed is a major factor in determining what quality you can and can’t stream at. We put together a guide on all of the settings you need to adjust to ensure the stream is as high quality as your system and internet can handle. Getting the right video and audio settings can mean the difference of a stream that is inviting and high-quality, or a stream that looks like its ran off a potato. This is especially true when you are getting your settings correct. PS² I'm insisting on OBS because I have all minor things configured there, and also, in my head if it works before, with the right configuration will work again.Streaming is a ton of fun, but it can take some work to get right. PS¹ I'm Brazilian, and my english isn't that so good, so, sorry about that. That's it guys, sorry about the extense text but I'm trying to explain everything to help you to help me. Record to Youtube at 1080p60 (Actually I record No Man's Sky at 1080p with no problems). 
Stream at Twitch 720p30 (Obviously if I can set it to 1080p60 it would be great hahahaha) Twitch (the video is paused by lag but the sound remains FeelsBadMan) even on Stardew Valley I'm facing some minor lags I've been failed also on games like Jurassic World Evolution, The Outer Worlds, Stranded Sails, Pummel Party. Some games like Raft becames impossible to stream recently, but it was nice before (september I've streamed a lot of hours on it) just using the setup wizard of OBS.
SSD 240Gb (with some games, Sony Vegas and Photoshop). SSD 120Gb (with the SO and minor programs). I'm facing a lot of problems with some games trying to stream it on Twitch even after reduce totally the graphics on the game. I need help to configure OBS Studio (with streamelements extension) to stream on twitch and record to youtube.
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