OBS 1080p @60 fps

[SmilesRising]

Is there anyway for me to actually stream gta v at 1080p 60fps? everytime i try it starts to lagg and i drop under 60fps. im playing on a 1080p monitor with the pc in my signature.. if its possible what encoder and such should i use?

[PlayStation 2]

Use NVENC or whatever it's called.

[Coombzy]

16 minutes ago, smiles rising said:

Is there anyway for me to actually stream gta v at 1080p 60fps? everytime i try it starts to lagg and i drop under 60fps. im playing on a 1080p monitor with the pc in my signature.. if its possible what encoder and such should i use?

What are you trying to stream to?

[SmilesRising]

9 minutes ago, Dan Castellaneta said:

Use NVENC or whatever it's called.

thanks it worked! is there anyway to record at the same time without dropping or is that too much? i tried with shadowplay but i drop to 40fps when i use it.

[SmilesRising]

1 minute ago, Coombzy said:

What are you trying to stream to?

twitch, it works now thanks to @Dan Castellaneta

[Coombzy]

Just now, smiles rising said:

twitch, it works now thanks to @Dan Castellaneta

You can't stream at 1080p to Twitch, that is restricted unless you're a partner. The highest resolution you can use is 720p 60 without a possible ban.

[PlayStation 2]

2 minutes ago, smiles rising said:

thanks it worked! is there anyway to record at the same time without dropping or is that too much? i tried with shadowplay but i drop to 40fps when i use it.

I think that might be asking too much for the card. It's likely trying to stream and record doing two different processes, which the card's video encoder can't really handle that well.

[SmilesRising]

2 minutes ago, Coombzy said:

You can't stream at 1080p to Twitch, that is restricted unless you're a partner. The highest resolution you can use is 720p 60 without a possible ban.

wait what? why would i get banned because of that? that doesnt make any sense..

[SmilesRising]

3 minutes ago, Dan Castellaneta said:

I think that might be asking too much for the card. It's likely trying to stream and record doing two different processes, which the card's video encoder can't really handle that well.

alright, i guess i could just stream and then go to twitch and download my stream afterwards

[Coombzy]

1 minute ago, smiles rising said:

wait what? why would i get banned because of that? that doesnt make any sense..

Because its a limit set by the Twitch guidelines.

[SmilesRising]

2 minutes ago, Coombzy said:

Because its a limit set by the Twitch guidelines.

well that sucks...

[Coombzy]

1 minute ago, smiles rising said:

well that sucks...

Yeah, they're working on giving more users access to higher bitrates but nothing has been done, the sweet spot is 2500-3000 720p 60.

[SmilesRising]

2 minutes ago, Coombzy said:

Yeah, they're working on giving more users access to higher bitrates but nothing has been done, the sweet spot is 2500-3000 720p 60.

well.. i guess i just have to get a partnership soon then haha