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Hey guys just wanted to get some advice regarding obs studio settings. I currently have a 50Mbps down and up on my internet and my specs are on my sig. What would you recommend if i were to stream on 720p or 1080p?

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24 minutes ago, DND said:

Hey guys just wanted to get some advice regarding obs studio settings. I currently have a 50Mbps down and up on my internet and my specs are on my sig. What would you recommend if i were to stream on 720p or 1080p?

Check out "Barnacules Nerdgasm." He has a fantastic tutorial and advice on streaming as well as recording. He talks about bitrate at some point. 

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Just now, fpo said:

Check out "Barnacules Nerdgasm." He has a fantastic tutorial and advice on streaming as well as recording. He talks about bitrate at some point. 

Thanks will check it out. 

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Go for the following settings

 

Keyinterval: 2
Preset: Veryfast

Use: CBR
Profile: high
720p 60fps - Do downscaling on the GPU!!!!!! as your CPU is dont have multithreading and will DIE if doing downscaling on the CPU
6000kbit bitrate (yes twitch now allows 6000kbit)

 

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On 3/24/2017 at 7:27 PM, kladzen said:

Go for the following settings

 

Keyinterval: 2
Preset: Veryfast

Use: CBR
Profile: high
720p 60fps - Do downscaling on the GPU!!!!!! as your CPU is dont have multithreading and will DIE if doing downscaling on the CPU
6000kbit bitrate (yes twitch now allows 6000kbit)

 

That's it

How do I do downscale using the GPU on obs studio settings?

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12 hours ago, DND said:

How do I do downscale using the GPU on obs studio settings?

Doing downscaling in the "VIDEO" tab is GPU... and in the "OUTPUT" tab is CPU... Only select in the "video" tab...

 

btw.. If you can't handle 6000Kbit birate... then do 3500

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