Your video is so well done and so informative. I’ve been looking for info on the best settings, along with the reason behind them. Thank you, thank you!
I moved recently and In the area where I live, I'm only getting 2.5-3 mbps up and tried streaming an offline game at 720p and had terrible results. I thought I would not be able to stream anymore =( But after following your video and a couple other tutorials, I'm managing to stream at 720p 60fps with 224 audio bitrate. It sounds good and the image quality isn't that bad (not ideal, but wayyyy better than before optimizing). Now I can stream again! Thank you so much for your help!
Thank you for another great video. I love that your videos really focus on what a church has to do to get best sound and picture quality; the video gamers are great too, but they don't address all the same issues that churches face. Your tutorials have got us up and running for the quarantine-stream. We want to continue the live-streaming after the congregation is allowed back to church. I checked out your other videos on which cameras are appropriate, already we are making headway in making a proposal for the simplest 'sound booth' arrangements. Blessings!
You speak very well , this video is absolutely great ! You are the guy that company's should pay to make explanation videos. I already knew all of this just wanted to double check and this video was perfect. Thank you sir
Jeff Swartzentruber well, i’ve learned a lot in the last three weeks since watching this. You have to have the perfect storm of a good camera, the correct configuration in OBS, and a computer that is capable of processing everything. I finally isolated my problem down to my computer. My computer is a mid 2012 MacBook Pro and it’s way too slow to keep up with all of this. I’m not a big computer guy so that never even occurred to me. I’m running Catalina on my MacBook and my day to day stuff works just like it did the day I got the computer years ago. I didn’t realize that it was severely lacking in the video processing department. I’ve since been looking at a new beefed up PC. I think that’s one of the things that a lot of people fail to mention in these tutorials. You have to have the power under the hood to make all the stuff work properly. Hopefully this comment will help anyone else that’s having the same problem.
@@DustinBairdsolo ahhh great to know. Ive been wanting a sharper image for our livestream and I thought we just needed to look into trying to stream in 1080, but from this video, looks like we are stuck with 720 but we probably arent getting as sharp of a recording as we probably could be.
Thankyou. you speask slowly cleasrly not only changing stuff but explaining why what it does. As i am new to OBS as i am fed up with just face book live. When i started streaming oibs it kept pausing the broadcast. so hope settings work now.
This is GREAT info, brother -- Thank you! There are a couple of details where my opinion might be different than yours -- but overall, I'm shaking my head yes, yes, yes, this guy know what he's doing! Thank you so much!
Great video - Finally got my settings right to minimize the 'black bars' on the side of the screen using the new EOS Webcam Utility form my 5Ti - Thanks!
Nice video! Just checking in to see what settings and suggestions you have. We tend to try to stream at higher framerates to keep the video smooth, but it definitely takes a bit beefier computer to handle it. Keep up the good work!
excellent job thank you for explaining each of the settings and pros and cons for the setting specifically. So many other people just say use the setting and move on.
Saving this to favorites!! Now I just have to figure out how to turn the AF off, I turned the grid off on remote shooting and on the camera and it still showed up 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️ I was so embarrassed lol
Thanks for having actual captions for the Deaf! I am helping with Facebook Livestream for church using OBS and Blackmagic Web presenter. Your videos are a great help. I have subscribed.
Thank you for your concise and thorough explanation of the basic OBS settings, it's exactly what I was needing in my Church Streaming journey. But as a person with not quite perfect hearing, I find the (obligatory?) backing track very distracting. You have such a clear voice and confident speaking manner, why spoil that with the addition of the unnecessary "music-on-hold"? Looking forward to more of your excellent advice, thanks!
And by the way, this was a game changer for us. Dropped frames were abysmal, but this fixed it (as long as our internet provider gives us enough bandwidth).
Thank you so much for doing these videos. So helpful! I have one question. Our audio is coming from Logic Pro X which is then being sent to another computer running OBS. At 8:34 you start going over the audio settings. When you use the term “input source”, you’re referring to audio, correct? You’re saying that audio from a video source will most likely be 48khz. However, since my “input source” is from Logic, I can set this at either 44 or 48, correct? Thanks for the help. Much appreciated!
GREAT VIDEO! I'm doing a Ballastflix right now, watching all your videos hahaha. Whats is the bit rate you recommend for streaming in 360p or 480p? The internet and PC are not great in my church, and It's lagging too much (I've watched your video about that too) so I want to spare bandwidth and process power. I believe I should reduce the video resolution at the cameras and swicher too in sort of sparing the PC?
What video interface do you have? Yes, you can run 480p at about 1500, or 360p you could run down to 700 if you have to and still have a manageable image. Experiment with it a little. If you can add a graphics card that supports nvenc to your pc it will make a world of difference.
Great Steven as always! I would like to see inyour future videos how to manage with internet in case of taking services to another venue (hotel, club, church) far away your headquarters, where the bandwidth can not be appropriate to a live streaming. Cheers!
All the same principles would still apply. Know what your upload bandwidth is, and set your bit rate accordingly. Unfortunately when streaming you are at the mercy of your bandwidth. Might want to lower the resolution of your stream so a lower bandwidth will still look ok. Also, if any way possible avoid wifi and use an Ethernet connection. This would still apply no matter where you are: ruclips.net/video/-OyOBRhjYeo/видео.html
Giving the general advice of setting the scaled resolution to 1280x720 *can* lead to difficulties on slow internet connections. If a connection can’t upload 6 Mbit or more, you’d have to send less data, which in turn makes your stream look worse, unless you choose a lower resolution to scale to. On 720p30, 4000 kbit is the lowest I could recommend. A bitrate lower than this will make the image quality suffer considerably, because in the end, the bitrate directly influences the image quality of a set resolution. That being said, depending on the purpose of a recording, I find 32 Mbit to be a bit of overkill on a resolution of 1080p30. Even a blu ray disk - tho technically possible- almost never outputs that bitrate. Most movies stored on that media have a bitrate of 18-25 Mbit. Unless you plan to edit the recording, 25 Mbit will most likely be more than enough. If you edit the recording 32 Mbit *might* give your recordings a bit more detail.
Hi Steve , Thank you so much for your videos, really helpful. I have a question, in 9:35 You made a comment about to keep an eye on the dropped frame indicator , cause it means problem, but what is the best way to fix this on the fly ?
Unfortunately there really isn't a way to fix this on the fly, you can't change encoder settings while it's encoding. That's why its important to test before you actually go live.
Stephen, what is the best platform to live stream on for a 1.5 hour music concert? You use OBS but on what platform. I would like to charge tickets and or possibly have a live tip jar too. it's just more about audio quality. Thank You.
This video is super helpful, informative, and well-done. Thank you! Would you mind recommending what I would need for CPU and RAM? I'm streaming music to Facebook with one channel of audio and one channel of midi, plus effects. The DAW then goes through OBS to the stream.
As always, I recommend an i7 processor, 16GB of Ram, and using an NVIDIA graphics card that supports NVENC. Then you can encode video on your graphics card and that will free up your CPU for the DAW.
Short question. I own a Macbook Pro from 2018. I last connected my DSLR via USB and integrated it into OBS using a software solution. A USB mic is also connected to the Macbook Pro. When streaming, the Macbook Pro box has already reached its limits and the CPU load ensures that you can actually no longer use the computer to work in a program and stream a video tutorial, for example. The ATEM Mini Pro with built-in encoder could solve this problem for me. In any case, I understand it that way, when I connect all the hardware mentioned to the ATEM Mini Pro and also connect my Macbook Pro to the ATEM via HDMI, that I can stream directly from the ATEM Mini Pro and the entire CPU performance would no longer come to fruition yes the ATEM is working. How does it all work when I connect all my hardware to the ATEM Mini Pro and connect it to my Macbook Pro via USB-C and then stream from my Macbook Pro via OBS (source is then ATEM video and audio). Is the CPU utilization of my Macbook Pro even smaller than when I use the first scenario without ATEM? Have you been able to gain experience on this?
Connecting the Mini to the MacBook would be the same as connecting the camera to the MacBook, each are seen as a video feed that the MacBook has to encode. Using the MacBook as a source in to the atem mini pro and streaming from it, sounds like the best way to go for you. (Short of purchasing a new computer that is up to the task)
Having trouble getting audio connected using clean box pro. Can you explain exactly how to connect shotgun mic through clean box pro and into Mac? Not sure what cables are needed or settings.
The clean box pro isn't an audio interface. You need a USB audio interface with pre-amps to get audio in to a computer. Something like the Focusrite 2i2 (amzn.to/2UQiF4w) , or the Behringer UM2. (amzn.to/3d6Yypb)
Great Content. Salute sir. RUclips shows" RUclips is not receiving enough video to maintain smooth streaming. As such, viewers will experience buffering. " when I conduct live class through OBS. How to overcome it with? With a lot of thanks.
Great video. I am trying to use an rmtp feed from GoPro 8 Black into OBS Studio (ver 25.0.8) using the monaserver (v2.565) on my windows 7 laptop. Everything is great except for the 3s lag coming from setBufferTime being set by OBS to 3000ms. Is there a way to change this parameter to something lower than 3000ms like 30ms ? Thanks.
Question on graphics encoding for a Mac. OBS gives the options, x264, Apple VT H264 Software Encoder, and Apple VT H264 Hardware Encoder. Any advantage to use the options to x264?
Hi Your tutorials have been extremely helpful. My new issue is with my streaming! I can stream video to RUclips but the audio is gone? Streaming with OBS on a Mac. Any idea.
The last time I had audio output issues was my fault and a quick fix. To the right of your audio meter, there's a gear icon. Press that. Click advanced audio properties. For my audio input, I accidentally set it to "monitor only", when it should have been set to "monitor and output". Maybe see if you made the same mistake I did?
This is fantastic, thank you so much! WOuld the streaming for YT and Twitch be best left the same, do you know? I'm not steaming games or anything, basically the same set up for scenes etc. Again, thanks so much for this.
Theoretically yes. The issues you will run in to are 1. If they are bus powered your usb controller may not be able to power all of them. (You can add an additional USB pcie card if you are using a desktop). 2nd issue may be the data bandwidth all the cameras will need again may exceed the capability of the USB controller.
Hi!! Thank you so much for your video. I got question, i'm in Europe and i receive signal into my computer from an Atem tv at 1080 50p. In this case, how many frames should I select in Obs? streaming would be on Facebook or RUclips.
Facebook doesnt support pal frame rates, only 30. Your best off converting to 30 on your end, or if you let Facebook do the conversion you'll most likely get motion artifacts.
@@BallastMedia Is it the same for RUclips? In this case I can use a Decimator md hx for example and convert that signal to 1080 30 and problem solved. Thanks
Your labor helps millions of Church Streaming nowadays! Thanks much! from Philippines here!
+1 from Costa Rica 🇨🇷
God bless you Steven!
Your video is so well done and so informative. I’ve been looking for info on the best settings, along with the reason behind them. Thank you, thank you!
I moved recently and In the area where I live, I'm only getting 2.5-3 mbps up and tried streaming an offline game at 720p and had terrible results. I thought I would not be able to stream anymore =(
But after following your video and a couple other tutorials, I'm managing to stream at 720p 60fps with 224 audio bitrate. It sounds good and the image quality isn't that bad (not ideal, but wayyyy better than before optimizing). Now I can stream again!
Thank you so much for your help!
Thank you for the great info. No fluff, clear and good pace.
Hey Steve, we’re from Boston, MA and your video really helped us get a better sound out of OBS! Thanks so much.
Thank you for another great video. I love that your videos really focus on what a church has to do to get best sound and picture quality; the video gamers are great too, but they don't address all the same issues that churches face. Your tutorials have got us up and running for the quarantine-stream. We want to continue the live-streaming after the congregation is allowed back to church. I checked out your other videos on which cameras are appropriate, already we are making headway in making a proposal for the simplest 'sound booth' arrangements. Blessings!
So far one of the best explanation on how to setup OBS for Streaming, I sub because how well you explained thumps up for you
mrblackgx I agree totally with u. Great clear video.
Appreciate for sharing your ideas on how to optimize streaming videos. So kind of you.
I really enjoyed this video. Clear and to the point. A good pace and with no waste info. Great job. Thank you. Very helpful.
thanks man, this actually worked for me after hours of trying to fix the lag between mic and audio.
Incredible value in the description!
Nice job and thanks
Thank you. Your video helped me to better my live streaming.
VERY helpful video, liked and subscribed.
Excellent video 👍
You speak very well , this video is absolutely great ! You are the guy that company's should pay to make explanation videos. I already knew all of this just wanted to double check and this video was perfect. Thank you sir
Thanks for the kind words.
Your communication on these videos are stellar! OBS is finally making sense to me thanks to you!
We used your recommended settings today on our facebook live show (facebook.com/relatewithsteph) and it worked perfectly! Thank you!
The best explanation video that I can find thanks
Thank you! Very helpful!!!
I spent an entire day yesterday trying to optimize my Settings and my streams still looked like trash. This is the best video I found so far! Thanks!
So did this video help it not look like trash?
Jeff Swartzentruber well, i’ve learned a lot in the last three weeks since watching this. You have to have the perfect storm of a good camera, the correct configuration in OBS, and a computer that is capable of processing everything. I finally isolated my problem down to my computer. My computer is a mid 2012 MacBook Pro and it’s way too slow to keep up with all of this. I’m not a big computer guy so that never even occurred to me. I’m running Catalina on my MacBook and my day to day stuff works just like it did the day I got the computer years ago. I didn’t realize that it was severely lacking in the video processing department. I’ve since been looking at a new beefed up PC. I think that’s one of the things that a lot of people fail to mention in these tutorials. You have to have the power under the hood to make all the stuff work properly. Hopefully this comment will help anyone else that’s having the same problem.
@@DustinBairdsolo ahhh great to know. Ive been wanting a sharper image for our livestream and I thought we just needed to look into trying to stream in 1080, but from this video, looks like we are stuck with 720 but we probably arent getting as sharp of a recording as we probably could be.
Thankyou. you speask slowly cleasrly not only changing stuff but explaining why what it does. As i am new to OBS as i am fed up with just face book live. When i started streaming oibs it kept pausing the broadcast. so hope settings work now.
This is a very helpful video. Thank you.
This is GREAT info, brother -- Thank you! There are a couple of details where my opinion might be different than yours -- but overall, I'm shaking my head yes, yes, yes, this guy know what he's doing! Thank you so much!
Thanks for the kind words. I'm always willing to learn, I'd be happy to hear what you do differently.
man you’re awesome. thanks for this informative video. now i understand obs settings and its functions easily
Great video. Can i ask about video streaming keep lagging (not all the time) but the sound does not.
Very detailed and informative. Thanks for all of this.
Great information. Thanks!
Best explanation I have heard for OBS.
Very Helpful info with regards OBS settings
Very elaborate. I was getting frustrated with streaming on OBS still I got this tut. A big thank you.
Very helpful run-through of the settings!
Great video - Finally got my settings right to minimize the 'black bars' on the side of the screen using the new EOS Webcam Utility form my 5Ti - Thanks!
Great video. Very helpful.
Great video. Thanks.
Nice video! Just checking in to see what settings and suggestions you have. We tend to try to stream at higher framerates to keep the video smooth, but it definitely takes a bit beefier computer to handle it. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the helpful information
Thank you.. very brief and easy to understand
Well done - great, informative video and very clear.
Great explanation
Excellent video!! really very useful, thanks a lot!!
excellent job thank you for explaining each of the settings and pros and cons for the setting specifically. So many other people just say use the setting and move on.
Thanks, I like to understand the "why" behind a decision!
thank you for helping me sir
Great video! Clearly know your stuff and has helped me greatly. Thanks
Saving this to favorites!! Now I just have to figure out how to turn the AF off, I turned the grid off on remote shooting and on the camera and it still showed up 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️ I was so embarrassed lol
Thank you so much for making this vid! It has unveiled some of the mysteries regarding streaming in general and FB specifically...
Thanks for having actual captions for the Deaf! I am helping with Facebook Livestream for church using OBS and Blackmagic Web presenter. Your videos are a great help. I have subscribed.
super awesome video!! Thank you
Very informative
Thanks brother for this very helpful video...God Bless you!
Thank you for your concise and thorough explanation of the basic OBS settings, it's exactly what I was needing in my Church Streaming journey. But as a person with not quite perfect hearing, I find the (obligatory?) backing track very distracting. You have such a clear voice and confident speaking manner, why spoil that with the addition of the unnecessary "music-on-hold"?
Looking forward to more of your excellent advice, thanks!
Thanks for the useful feedback.
Very nice ...Thanks
Great video. I am becoming a pro with this.
Very professional. Thank you!
Great info thanks
Cette vidéo est très utile pour améliorer notre compréhension des configurations d'OBS Studio. Merci et que Dieu te bénisse!
Great video!
Sir thanks for the content 🙂
Thanks, this has been so much helpful
And by the way, this was a game changer for us. Dropped frames were abysmal, but this fixed it (as long as our internet provider gives us enough bandwidth).
By the way I subscribed to your channel, awesome work!
Thank you so much for doing these videos. So helpful! I have one question. Our audio is coming from Logic Pro X which is then being sent to another computer running OBS. At 8:34 you start going over the audio settings. When you use the term “input source”, you’re referring to audio, correct? You’re saying that audio from a video source will most likely be 48khz. However, since my “input source” is from Logic, I can set this at either 44 or 48, correct? Thanks for the help. Much appreciated!
GREAT VIDEO! I'm doing a Ballastflix right now, watching all your videos hahaha. Whats is the bit rate you recommend for streaming in 360p or 480p? The internet and PC are not great in my church, and It's lagging too much (I've watched your video about that too) so I want to spare bandwidth and process power. I believe I should reduce the video resolution at the cameras and swicher too in sort of sparing the PC?
What video interface do you have? Yes, you can run 480p at about 1500, or 360p you could run down to 700 if you have to and still have a manageable image. Experiment with it a little. If you can add a graphics card that supports nvenc to your pc it will make a world of difference.
Great Steven as always! I would like to see inyour future videos how to manage with internet in case of taking services to another venue (hotel, club, church) far away your headquarters, where the bandwidth can not be appropriate to a live streaming. Cheers!
All the same principles would still apply. Know what your upload bandwidth is, and set your bit rate accordingly. Unfortunately when streaming you are at the mercy of your bandwidth. Might want to lower the resolution of your stream so a lower bandwidth will still look ok. Also, if any way possible avoid wifi and use an Ethernet connection. This would still apply no matter where you are: ruclips.net/video/-OyOBRhjYeo/видео.html
Thank you!
Giving the general advice of setting the scaled resolution to 1280x720 *can* lead to difficulties on slow internet connections. If a connection can’t upload 6 Mbit or more, you’d have to send less data, which in turn makes your stream look worse, unless you choose a lower resolution to scale to. On 720p30, 4000 kbit is the lowest I could recommend. A bitrate lower than this will make the image quality suffer considerably, because in the end, the bitrate directly influences the image quality of a set resolution.
That being said, depending on the purpose of a recording, I find 32 Mbit to be a bit of overkill on a resolution of 1080p30. Even a blu ray disk - tho technically possible- almost never outputs that bitrate. Most movies stored on that media have a bitrate of 18-25 Mbit. Unless you plan to edit the recording, 25 Mbit will most likely be more than enough. If you edit the recording 32 Mbit *might* give your recordings a bit more detail.
Dudee...
THANK YOU!
Thank you for this tutorial, very useful. I've subbed.
Glad you found it useful!
So helpful! Thank you, Stephen.
thank you this is good stuff
sheesh this is super clear. thanks so much
You are just Awesome 👍🏻 Master
how to live stream by external camera ..through obs studio Facebook and you tube at the same time ,with our logo ,water mark and some Tex
Thanks
thaku 4 this tutor, mr
Hi Steve , Thank you so much for your videos, really helpful. I have a question, in 9:35 You made a comment about to keep an eye on the dropped frame indicator , cause it means problem, but what is the best way to fix this on the fly ?
Unfortunately there really isn't a way to fix this on the fly, you can't change encoder settings while it's encoding. That's why its important to test before you actually go live.
@@BallastMedia Thanks, I will pay attention to this.
really helpful vid man tnx
Thanks so much. This helped me so much.
What do you suggest for a rural church stream that runs through a DSL stream?
Thank you so much, Stephen!!!
Thank you so much!
Stephen, what is the best platform to live stream on for a 1.5 hour music concert? You use OBS but on what platform. I would like to charge tickets and or possibly have a live tip jar too. it's just more about audio quality. Thank You.
Thanks for sharing 🙏👏👍
This video is super helpful, informative, and well-done. Thank you! Would you mind recommending what I would need for CPU and RAM? I'm streaming music to Facebook with one channel of audio and one channel of midi, plus effects. The DAW then goes through OBS to the stream.
As always, I recommend an i7 processor, 16GB of Ram, and using an NVIDIA graphics card that supports NVENC. Then you can encode video on your graphics card and that will free up your CPU for the DAW.
Thank you very much! Subscribed as of yesterday.
Thanks so much! God bless!
thank you mr Ballast
Hi
Have you any video on Lightboard studio to know How the image adding in live shooting,using equipment like HDMI and software OBS
brilliant, clear, to the point and no show! I learnt so much! God bless you!
Short question. I own a Macbook Pro from 2018. I last connected my DSLR via USB and integrated it into OBS using a software solution. A USB mic is also connected to the Macbook Pro. When streaming, the Macbook Pro box has already reached its limits and the CPU load ensures that you can actually no longer use the computer to work in a program and stream a video tutorial, for example.
The ATEM Mini Pro with built-in encoder could solve this problem for me. In any case, I understand it that way, when I connect all the hardware mentioned to the ATEM Mini Pro and also connect my Macbook Pro to the ATEM via HDMI, that I can stream directly from the ATEM Mini Pro and the entire CPU performance would no longer come to fruition yes the ATEM is working.
How does it all work when I connect all my hardware to the ATEM Mini Pro and connect it to my Macbook Pro via USB-C and then stream from my Macbook Pro via OBS (source is then ATEM video and audio). Is the CPU utilization of my Macbook Pro even smaller than when I use the first scenario without ATEM? Have you been able to gain experience on this?
Connecting the Mini to the MacBook would be the same as connecting the camera to the MacBook, each are seen as a video feed that the MacBook has to encode. Using the MacBook as a source in to the atem mini pro and streaming from it, sounds like the best way to go for you. (Short of purchasing a new computer that is up to the task)
thank you very much
Having trouble getting audio connected using clean box pro. Can you explain exactly how to connect shotgun mic through clean box pro and into Mac? Not sure what cables are needed or settings.
The clean box pro isn't an audio interface. You need a USB audio interface with pre-amps to get audio in to a computer. Something like the Focusrite 2i2 (amzn.to/2UQiF4w) , or the Behringer UM2. (amzn.to/3d6Yypb)
Great Content. Salute sir.
RUclips shows" RUclips is not receiving enough video to maintain smooth streaming. As such, viewers will experience buffering.
" when I conduct live class through OBS. How to overcome it with?
With a lot of thanks.
Thanks❤
What about encoding overloaded error? Do you have recommendations for what to do when you encounter that?
Thank you.
Great video. I am trying to use an rmtp feed from GoPro 8 Black into OBS Studio (ver 25.0.8) using the monaserver (v2.565) on my windows 7 laptop. Everything is great except for the 3s lag coming from setBufferTime being set by OBS to 3000ms.
Is there a way to change this parameter to something lower than 3000ms like 30ms ? Thanks.
This video was very informative, thanks for the video.
Question on graphics encoding for a Mac. OBS gives the options, x264, Apple VT H264 Software Encoder, and Apple VT H264 Hardware Encoder. Any advantage to use the options to x264?
Hi Your tutorials have been extremely helpful. My new issue is with my streaming! I can stream video to
RUclips but the audio is gone? Streaming with OBS on a Mac. Any idea.
The last time I had audio output issues was my fault and a quick fix. To the right of your audio meter, there's a gear icon. Press that. Click advanced audio properties. For my audio input, I accidentally set it to "monitor only", when it should have been set to "monitor and output".
Maybe see if you made the same mistake I did?
This is fantastic, thank you so much! WOuld the streaming for YT and Twitch be best left the same, do you know? I'm not steaming games or anything, basically the same set up for scenes etc. Again, thanks so much for this.
Not sure exactly when you mean by "best left the same?" I'd use the settings that the platform your streaming to recommends.
Hello my friend and thanks for all your tutorials.
My question is if i can add 5 webcams for use with obs for facebook live at same time?
Theoretically yes. The issues you will run in to are 1. If they are bus powered your usb controller may not be able to power all of them. (You can add an additional USB pcie card if you are using a desktop). 2nd issue may be the data bandwidth all the cameras will need again may exceed the capability of the USB controller.
Thank you so much, God bless you!
Thanks so much! Great!
Hi!! Thank you so much for your video. I got question, i'm in Europe and i receive signal into my computer from an Atem tv at 1080 50p. In this case, how many frames should I select in Obs? streaming would be on Facebook or RUclips.
Facebook doesnt support pal frame rates, only 30. Your best off converting to 30 on your end, or if you let Facebook do the conversion you'll most likely get motion artifacts.
@@BallastMedia Is it the same for RUclips? In this case I can use a Decimator md hx for example and convert that signal to 1080 30 and problem solved. Thanks
@@mayomode RUclips does support 25fps, so no need to convert for RUclips.
@@BallastMedia Thanks!!!!