Your informations are not correct for Best 1080p Settings. 6000 Bit is just the offical statement from Twitch. You can stream to Twitch with 8000 Bit (but you have to use 7500 bit to make sure you don't get a black screen in the stream) but you have to set the check at "Stream --> Ignore streaming service setting recommandations". 6000 Bits are to less for 1080p. You need 7500 Bits for 1080p, 6000 Bits for 936p and 4500 Bits for 720p. You also get a better result and lower your delay if you set Keyframe Interval to "1 s" and type "keyint=90" into x264 Options.
thank you for comment. Surelly you can fo with 8000 bitrate for nice 1080p stream, I'm just degenerated already from twitch 😅 Also there is mentioned in description what are the optimal bitrates what what resolutions, jsut in my case I set it up for twitch stream at the moment.
You shouldn't go higher than 6000, that's for partners 😅 twitch will lock your bitrate even if it shows on your side that you can go higher and your viewers will be stuck with buffering cuz they can't see your stream and just leave
@@alphakowaclips that's not true. I've been streaming with 7500 bits for over 2 years now and don't even have an affiliate because I didn't accept it and my viewers have never had any problems. I have also helped some streamer colleagues with their settings and they have also been streaming at 7500 bit for a long time without any problems and none of them are partners. Of course, you can't just set it to 8000 because that can lead to black screens and buffering, but you have to leave a safety margin as I described above. But if you do the settings correctly there are no problems and on Twitch you can check that the 8000 bits arrive. just watch this video about it. Since it was released, I and a few colleagues have been streaming like this and no one has any problems with buffering or is partner. Like I said, I'm not even an affiliate. ruclips.net/video/8yAwnyFu9gg/видео.html
@@DanielGabani I have exactly the same issue. I wanna cry when I watch my stream VODs. When everything is idle - picture is perfect. But when my character (in Dead by Daylight) starts running, when there's motion - picture is blurry, pixelized.
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Your informations are not correct for Best 1080p Settings. 6000 Bit is just the offical statement from Twitch. You can stream to Twitch with 8000 Bit (but you have to use 7500 bit to make sure you don't get a black screen in the stream) but you have to set the check at "Stream --> Ignore streaming service setting recommandations". 6000 Bits are to less for 1080p. You need 7500 Bits for 1080p, 6000 Bits for 936p and 4500 Bits for 720p. You also get a better result and lower your delay if you set Keyframe Interval to "1 s" and type "keyint=90" into x264 Options.
thank you for comment. Surelly you can fo with 8000 bitrate for nice 1080p stream, I'm just degenerated already from twitch 😅 Also there is mentioned in description what are the optimal bitrates what what resolutions, jsut in my case I set it up for twitch stream at the moment.
You shouldn't go higher than 6000, that's for partners 😅 twitch will lock your bitrate even if it shows on your side that you can go higher and your viewers will be stuck with buffering cuz they can't see your stream and just leave
@@alphakowaclips that's not true. I've been streaming with 7500 bits for over 2 years now and don't even have an affiliate because I didn't accept it and my viewers have never had any problems. I have also helped some streamer colleagues with their settings and they have also been streaming at 7500 bit for a long time without any problems and none of them are partners.
Of course, you can't just set it to 8000 because that can lead to black screens and buffering, but you have to leave a safety margin as I described above. But if you do the settings correctly there are no problems and on Twitch you can check that the 8000 bits arrive.
just watch this video about it. Since it was released, I and a few colleagues have been streaming like this and no one has any problems with buffering or is partner. Like I said, I'm not even an affiliate.
ruclips.net/video/8yAwnyFu9gg/видео.html
i have problem with blurry when moving, can u help me how to fix it ? (my pc spec : i3 gen 10, ram 16gb, gtx 1660 super)
what do you mean by blurry when moving? like you are blurry on webcam, or this what you are capturing i.e. game, is blurry?
i have that problem too
@@DanielGabani I have exactly the same issue. I wanna cry when I watch my stream VODs. When everything is idle - picture is perfect. But when my character (in Dead by Daylight) starts running, when there's motion - picture is blurry, pixelized.
how to fix OBS dropped birate and disconected every 10 minute when streaming... help me...
Hello, what is the bitrate you set in your OBS and what is the upload speed of your internet please?
Hello i need some help to.
How can I help you?
I need help. I now have the best quality, but my FPS is low. It lags a lot.@@DanielGabani