Just a litle Question.

[Scruby02]

Hey, I just got Fiber Optic Networking, and I have a powerful system.

so I wanted to try streaming.

I have been testing a lot of different combinations to reach 1080p60

But, I cannot use x264(CPU encoding) for that quality.

so I have to use Nvidia's new NVENC H.264(GPU encoding)

well, I was able to get 1080p55 because 1080p60 made the video look compressed AF.

So I was just wondering if you were watching my stream? is this something that you could have look at for a few hours? again in terms of Quality.

 

Video Link:

 

[KarathKasun]

Its blurry to the point you should be using 900p or maybe 720p.  It looks nice and crisp for near field stuff.  But when you aim, the stuff you are aiming at is just a blurry mess.

 

 

[Scruby02]

23 minutes ago, KarathKasun said:

Its blurry to the point you should be using 900p or maybe 720p.  It looks nice and crisp for near field stuff, but when you aim, the stuff you are aiming at is just a blurry mess.

 

 

Do I have to go for 900p?

I found I list over 16:9 Resolutions.

https://pacoup.com/2011/06/12/list-of-true-169-resolutions/

 

[KarathKasun]

1 minute ago, Scruby02 said:

Do I have to go for 900p?

I found I list over 16:9 Resolutions.

https://pacoup.com/2011/06/12/list-of-true-169-resolutions/

 

You have to crank the bit rate per unit of resolution up for NVEnc to look decent.  If you are at your max bandwidth, the only way to do this is to drop capture resolution.

[KarathKasun]

You could also drop the stream to 30FPS and see what that looks like.

[Scruby02]

44 minutes ago, KarathKasun said:

You could also drop the stream to 30FPS and see what that looks like.

I have tried most of these settings, and I dont think playing FPS games will look so good with 30fps

I heard that you can stream on twitch with 8400 Bitrate. altho it's not a recommended setting so if something wrong happens to the stream I can't fully rely on twitch to help me, but I am willing to trade not a 100% Garanti support for 2000bitrate extra.

[Scruby02]

49 minutes ago, KarathKasun said:

You could also drop the stream to 30FPS and see what that looks like.

Ok, I can tell you my specs

 

Internet: 500/500 Mb/s 

 

GPU: Rtx 2070 MSI Gaming z

CPU: Ryzen 7 2700x

 

Bitrate: 8400

Preset: Max Quality

Look ahead: On

Psycho Visual Tuning: On

Keyframe interval: 2

Profile: High

 

(If down scaling '32 samples')

Fps: 55

[KarathKasun]

6 minutes ago, Scruby02 said:

Ok, I can tell you my specs

 

Internet: 500/500 Mb/s 

 

GPU: Rtx 2070 MSI Gaming z

CPU: Ryzen 7 2700x

 

Bitrate: 8400

Preset: Max Quality

Look ahead: On

Psycho Visual Tuning: On

Keyframe interval: 2

Profile: High

 

(If down scaling '32 samples')

Fps: 55

Streaming at 30FPS will not impact your in-game FPS and the quality of the stream depends on your audience.  You might try ~45FPS if Twitch will stream at that, but you usually want to hit a multiple of 60 (30) or 144 (72) or you end up giving your viewers stutter.

 

Having a stream test with some of your audience would likely be the way to go.

[Scruby02]

3 hours ago, KarathKasun said:

Streaming at 30FPS will not impact your in-game FPS and the quality of the stream depends on your audience.  You might try ~45FPS if Twitch will stream at that, but you usually want to hit a multiple of 60 (30) or 144 (72) or you end up giving your viewers stutter.

 

Having a stream test with some of your audience would likely be the way to go.

Yeah, but don't you think that 50> fps is going to look bad at a game like PUBG or Rainbow 6.

 

BTW: the here is another version of that clip.... do you think its better? or the same