Never worry about Twitch settings AGAIN! AV1 on Twitch | Nvidia CES News & More!
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Twitch streaming will NEVER be the same! Today at CES, Nvidia helped announce a new Twitch feature called "Enhanced Broadcasting" which will allow the streamer to send their own encoding ladder of transcodes to Twitch instead of relying on Twitch's servers. This gives transcoding to streamers who aren't partnered and can help improve quality and reduce latency! Plus the changes that make this happen allow for Twitch to start leveraging HEVC and AV1 encoding and to start supporting 1440p and 4K streaming! Things are about to get WILD!
Plus Nvidia had some announcements, too. AI stuff, RTX Remix goes into Open Beta this month. Nvidia announced 3 new GPUs: RTX 4080 Super, RTX 4070ti Super, RTX 4070 Super. Nvidia announced a new GSYNC feature called "GSYNC Pulsar" which is basically Black Frame Insertion for VRR. They also announced a new Alienware monitor that does 4K at 240Hz. Madness!
Sign up for the Twitch Enhanced Broadcasting beta at / broadcast
AV1 Hype Train Playlist: • UA-cam Streaming just...
TIMECODES:
00:00 THE TRAIN HAS REACHED THE STATION
00:38 Nvidia CES and Generative AI
01:42 TWITCH ENHANCED BROADCASTING?!
03:02 More inside details about Twitch's encoding updates
03:25 Transcoding Explained
05:06 RTMP & Enhanced RTMP Explained
06:45 Multitrack VIDEO!
07:48 Benefits of Enhanced Broadcasting & AutoConfig
09:05 Beta Rollout
10:20 Bitrate increases?!
11:44 The viewer experience is paramount
14:08 Nvidia announced 3 new RTX GPUs because reasons...
15:40 4K 240Hz OLEDs!
16:11 GSYNC Pulsar... WHAT?! BFI on VRR
16:51 Nothing Tangible yet!
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As a guy who works in the hardware industry, I have as much faith in this auto codec/resolution/bitrate tuner as in auto OC features when they were just introduced. Setting everything manually will most likely be a better solution for the next 5 years.
Agreed.. We will still be able to choose manual settings for multi-stream outputs right?
@@fantaz_official hopefully
@@Alex-uc7ty Source? EposVox literally said that non-partners streamers will get the option to transcode on their own. It's not a question of cutting costs, since they need to allow for higher bitrate for multi stream outputs 🤦♂️
@@Alex-uc7ty you mean non partners won't be able to send multiple streams? Because non partners always had only source quality
@@Alex-uc7ty The non sense I wrote? You're the one trying to argue in YT comments. 😂 I just asked a simple question.. oh and by the way, can you read? "No, we will continue to provide transcode options to partners." I don't see how they're cutting costs here, it's not like partners will need to transcodes on their own now, they're just giving the options to Non-partners to have transcoding, which is 100% going to use more bandwidth on their server as well 🤦♂️
I think Epos knows what he's talking about, you on the other hand don't have a clue. You clearly haven't listened carefully. He said the cap is 4-10mbps FOR NOW. They might end up increasing even more, and without AV1 at that. We aren't getting AV1 yet! So clearly they'll need more than 10mpbs for h264 streams (even h265).
Next time keep your silly comments if you don't have anything useful to say... 😂
I really hope Intel and AMD gets into this as well. And I wish Twitch would let viewers choose between both soundtracks you can send to them, so they can choose to not have the music if not desired.
Amd has this
I'm using an AMD 7000 I stream AV1 to UA-cam. But I often just play on Twitch using X264(Cpu) and record at the same time in AV1 (to upload toUA-cam later)
No issues.
My issue is Nvidia is making it an EXCLUSIVE FEATURE for RTX40 users on Twitch... WTF ?
@@ravenmoooreWhich feature, the multi audio track feature or the transcoding feature?
Thank goodness, finding the perfect stream settings took so much of my time to set up, changing it from 1080 to 720 cause of my connection was annoying.
Indeed
@@Triroimagine changing the stream quality and you see a completely different stream. User encoding of transcodes means you could do things like multiple angles.
@@Triro I know that's not the point, I'm not dumb. But unless there's a hard tech thing stopping them with the way the encoding works, someone will do it just for fun.
@@Triro I understand completely what's happening, and excited for fun, unintuitive possibilities. Seems like you've drunk the anti-corp koolaid a little hard, I really don't see how letting users have more control over transcodes is bad, especially for small streamers where previously offering transcodes wasn't profitable for twitch. Yes it's a cost saving measure. But that doesn't mean it's inherently evil.
I don't understand why you are so mad about "performance" most gaming PCs still have hardware that isn't being fully utilised for encode sessions.
AV1 is rly impressive, on youtube i was always recording my videos with h.264 and 265 at 24.000
bitrate for 1440p60, but with AV1 i can go down to 12.000 bitrate or even less and it still looks
like 24.000 bitrate wich is also nice bec. the upload time for a video is much faster. btw on 7800 XT
meanwhile: I record 1440p UW @30k bitrate with AV1
Buys intel arc gpu to gain access to early twitch av1 encoding…
Twitch makes it nvidia only first…
Feelsbadman
Sadge @@EposVox
I AM SO EXCITED FOR THIS! Thank you for the content!
Something that should be a bigger focus when talking about this is the fact that those streamer-provided NVENC 720p / 480p encodes will absolutely look better than the current Twitch transcodes, to the point that the average viewer should easily be able to tell the difference, but I'm sure we'll see that when people start testing it. Twitch's transcoding infrastructure is lagging behind current consumer HW encoders in quality, and one compression pass is always better than two.
On a different note, is there any word on whether the 4070 Super will have 1 or 2 NVENC chips? 4070 has 1 and 4070 TI has 2.
4070 super has 1
The ti super has 2
@@EposVox oh too bad, so they cut the 4070 Super from that too. I was hoping since it's much less cut down than the 4070, it would retain the dual encoders, but PRODUCT SEGMENTATION I guess
@@VideogamesAsArt 4070 Super uses an AD104 die, whereas the 4070 TI Super uses a cut down AD103 die, which is why there's a difference in NVENC encoders. AD103 is used by the 4080/4080 Super as well.
@@benw3768 I know that. My point was with the 4070Ti. That one uses the AD103 die, and yet still has double encoders as far as we know
@@EposVoxwhat's the advantage of having 2? isn't good enough?
Love the AV1 hat haha. Happy Twitch is finally making moves. Slowly but surely!
Something I keyed into was when you mentioned auto captioning. Native auto captioning will be nice especially if it can label closed captions by source. Seeing how Teams transcribes meetings by person is awesome. I can only imagine a discord transcription plug in that ties to OBS and can do captions per person (as an option, or limit it to the just the streamer)
I wish you had some kind of a direct call tech support line. Literally anytime I have questions or issues with recording settings and stuff, you're the only channel I even bother looking at lmao.
I haven't streamed in about two years, but I'm still a huge fan of the technology and I'm super excited about this announcement!
I like playing with the OBS encoding settings and want every % of quality possible, did they give any word on if this will be disabled?
It seems like a new "optional" OBS feature really. If there's no configurability at all imho this can be a bit of a detriment and not just a boon. Hoping we get to have our cake and eat it too in this case.
Lets fucking GO!
WHOO!
I want control, I am worried that you are only allowed to use AV1 and multi-track video streams if you let Twitch control it. I personally want one normal stream, for me that would be one h264 1008p (my current setup, ill prob even go back to 936p) and the better 1440p or 1008p AV1 track. Thats all I need, and it would be a dream come true. I am not looking to do 3 or more encodes, I feel like any lower res transcodes are unnecessary for an FPS stream
14:34 According the Nvidias "Video Encode and Decode GPU Support Matrix" the 4070 Ti also has dual encoders, or am I missing something?
Also are both encoders used automatically when you run 2 jobs simultaneously? Or do you need to specifiy which of the two encoders is being used, in ffmpeg for example?
omg, finally! Been waiting forever! Saw the tweet and knew you were going to talk about it immediately!!!
1080p is MINIMUM of what I bother to watch. Setting the bar lower.. why? AV1 and a secondary Arc card seems like a good option for high quality streaming.
Super stoked to see what this ends up becoming. Pushing the boundaries of tech is my favorite part about the streaming hobby. Thanks EposVox 👊🏽
So awesome! Thanks for getting the lowdown on this!
Oh, NVENC HEVC as well? That's interesting - as I understood it, the push for AV1 was because it didn't require licensing that H265 / HEVC did, and why people didn't recommend streaming it to UA-cam as well IIRC. In my experience (with Plex stuff), H265 itself is a *wild* jump in efficiency over 264, and suddenly, the notion of having a ladder at 2.5-3.5mbps - when almost everything out there has a H265 decoder - sounds immediately a lot better. No more number-crunching!
So does this mean we get HEVC for streaming to twitch with AMD gpus as well?
This is a great explanation for what this announcement was all about. I learned a lot about the streaming pipeline and I’m intrigued to see how this ultimately unfolds.
thanks for the content! what do think about dual streamin setups ? is it worth to buy a 4070 ? my problem is i have ALOT of stuff going on in my obs and think it will benefit from it - on the other side having a 4070 for streaming and gaming on a lower graphics card seems also stupid to me .. i think i cant afford 2 4070 and dont know if its worth at all
Yesss. Thanks for doing the video. Finally things are getting into motion hypeee
The conductor hat 🤣
Top tier.
How do you think this impacts re-streaming? If I recall, your advice was to primarily use UA-cam in OBS and send the other streams (Twitch, Kick) through the RMTP plug in. I was actually considering using UA-cam (before this video), then use restream to send to Twitch/Kick through the RMTP plug in.
The FAQ sounds like Restreaming will not work in this Beta sadly.
Simulcasting Restreaming Third-party video platforms that relay your RTMP video streams will not work initially with the new Enhanced RTMP
As a result, streamers relying on third-party services will need to stream directly to Twitch until third-party platforms integrate support for the Multitrack feature within Enhanced RTMP.
Twitch supporting HEVC will make it worthwhile even to stream with older GPUs like a GTX 960 - 1060 or AMD RX 460 - 580 etc ... (with the GPUs connected to a secondary PC dedicated to the stream) using HEVC at 6000-8000 kbps 1080p60 fps ..., should make the stream quality look very good.
Nice way to start of the new year
Sorry if I missed this in the video, but do we know if AV1 will be expanded to older RTX cards, or remain 40-series exclusive indefinitely? My stream PC has only a 2080super but I'd like to do AV1 one day, my gaming PC has a 4080 but I don't want to migrate to a single PC setup just yet. Thanks!
AV1 encoders are a physical hardware change, they cannot be added to older cards
Good to know, thank you! Great video as always! @@EposVox
will we be able to encode all the video formats at 60fps in AV1 with only a 4060 for example or will we need a higher end card ?
ok, so twitch is partnering up with Nvidia and OBS, so what If I already have a Intel Arc video card (I am sure a lot of people also have one) on my streaming PC. Am I going to be able to stream on twitch using AV1 with my Intel Arc video card ?
Black fram insertion is what DyAc is on Zowie monitors. It's been around for years. But I guess this is different since it's coming from the GPU.
Very glad Twitch is finally taking a step forward in some capacity towards AV1. I have some questions though about the performance impact streaming multiple video feeds would have on a single pc stream setup. I am slightly disappointed that this will be a NVIDIA only feature for the time being as I am using AMD, but what's new there honestly? Hopefully that opens up to AMD and Intel at some point in the near future. I really hope that they will be able to figure this out without too much issue, it is Twitch though so I'm not going to say there won't be any issues. Either way it is good to see that they are at least trying to stay competitive with UA-cam in the viewer's quality experience. It feels like a compromise but at least it is a start.
So @EposVox I did see the OBS dev going at 12k bitrate at 1440p60 , 6k bitrate for 1080p60 and 3.5k bitrate for 720p60 and 1k bitrate for 480p30.
HOLY SHIIIIIT. I was just wondering about this today. AWESOMEEE
This is the best late-Christmas gift! All of this is such great news!
On the load being high for some computers, a box to tick if you're on a dual PC setting so it uses all it can would be good!
Do i get that right that if i want to send 3-5 transcode quality options to twitch my pc have to encode all of them at the same time? Is that even duable without the dedicated 2nd pc?
Yes it’s doable
i believe is really viable but the software has to support the multistream, so i imgine that why they are partering with obs, so they can have at least one piece of software capable. the hardware can do it for sure, nvidia cards have been updated trough drivers to been able to encode more than one stream of video
I just used the multiple streaming plugin for OBS and I streamed monster hunter rise to three separate services, YT, kick and twitch with different bandit each service 6mb to kick and twitch and 12mb to YT and my 3070 ti handled it without any hiccups.
I guess newer cards will be just fine with 3-5 transcodes.
Exciting vid. Cheers
I wonder if the delay for AV1 is whether this is the break-even point for twitch. No transcodes, lower bandwidth for existing streams OR boosting higher quality, potentially through a paywall.
Played right, it could really fix their margins
The future of streaming is coming, CHO CHO HYPE TRAIN!!
Is HEVC also coming to twitch for AMD GPUs? I saw an article that vaguely suggested it but it wasn't clear. Hoping it does since I'm on a 6950xt which doesn't have support for AV1 encode
Once it fully rolls out it’ll be available for all gpu encoders yes
@@EposVox Do you know a timeframe of when HEVC will fully roll out?
3 years @@jadadpe3873
2:00 will this feature take more pc performance or how exactly does it work ?
Congrats, this was a big one coming.
note► 2:20 sign-up for beta at twitch? yeah go to your streaming tools and request access
Will you be adding the AV1 portion for Twitch to the Definitive Guide?
Once relevant yeah
Damn this is actually pretty exciting
another Dan Clancy W??? I never thought I'd see a twitch comeback but now... I'm starting to believe.
Same tbh
This is how you start off 2024!!! Some great news.
The one I'm curious about is will this work for peeps who wanna multistream?
I'm leaning more on "Nah its not gonna work."
Would could gmod rtx remixed files be exportable? I wanted some models revived for ue5.
I wonder if using a laptop with intel arc A370M gpu and external capture card will be a viable option to replace streaming pc
does this mean it will be viable to stream on twitch with amd 7000 series or will it be an nvidia exclusive thing?
I bought an Intel A380 for my streaming PC for AV1 encoding, can't wait to actually use it.
This is pretty cool. I might start taking my Twitch streams seriously instead of an afterthought of my UA-cam streams.
I wonder if Twitch wants to work toward removing automatic transcoding on behalf of streamers. It would really help them cut costs.
Looking forward to Twitch allowing Creators the ability to use AV1 as their means for streaming.
We’ve got nvenc, x264, and now AV1. Is there a point to having a second dedicated streaming now since AV1 is much better? Or should I use 2 pc’s as normal.
Looking forward to your breakdown and settings for 40 series cards. Im hoping to encode 4k60, 1080p60, and 720p60 with AV1
Yeah I don't see the hype around this, seems like Twitch just wants to offload the re-encoding to people with applicable hardware.
Twitch already gives quality options for partnered / affiliate and otherwise low-to-mid viewership (10+) streams, I suppose the GPU encoding via AV1 would be better quality but only because Twitch has no current plans to use AV1 when re-encoding to the lower resolutions?
If they are then this is even more niche.
In my experience people would rather stream such low-viewership streams via Discord which has mediocre quality settings. (4K, 1080p 30/60, and 720p60 all try to use a constant bitrate of 8000Kbps, with no official option to change it)
I know that's a different problem but Nvidia have just worked with Discord when they released AV1 streaming on Discord, also feels like this would have been a more appropriate scenario to test this technology.
The multi-quality stream mode for Twitch is pretty exciting!
straight up doing 5 streams off my gt710 via patch
You think this leads to Twitch eventually pulling transcoding and offloading it to the end user? I'm sure it would save them money in a way.
The help article they posted states that they will still offer transcodes to all partners at least
Nice Level1Techs shirt!
Is there official date anywhere as to when this beta will actually roll out and be ready to use for those who are selected?
Just sometime this week
HECK YEAH! - and this is WAY more complicated than I expected (which was just that they'd switch on av1, keep the same bandwidth limits (which should be fine for 4k30 at 6mb/s). pretty cool though!) alas, it's going to take a lot of upstream bandwidth and a lot of encoder power to make this happen for creators, and i'm not sure how many people are going to have the bandwidth for consistent 6m+4m+3.5m streaming (~13.5mb/s? if it stacks up that way) given lots of people are still using cable internet with crap tier upload speeds. you also need at least 3 streams of encoder power it sounds like so you'd really need a top tier gpu like a 4080/4090. to make this happen. I happen to be in an awesome place where i have both of those things and have already signed up for the beta because i'm super curious about all this, but that's a whole lot of barriers to entry. I'm hoping we'll be able to do this all ala carte (i.e. they'll switch on av1 so we can just do av1 streams if we want, and optionally have 2-4 alternate streams to provide other bandwidths and encoding formats as few or as many as we choose so that we can tune things to our needs. i'm sure we'll have more info soon. but this news is epic!
Haven't dug into it, does this mean all the strain gets put on the streamer's setup and their bandwidth?
This means that you as streamer do the encoding work on your GPU and send multiple streams to twitch. And they do the rest of the traffic to serve it to the hundreds/thousand viewers.
Depending on the quality of your network connection, the automatic stream configuration algorithm configures OBS Studio to encode 3 separate video qualities with aggregate bitrates between 4 Mbps to 10 Mbps
@@toggleton6365 Yeah this sounds like it only helps Twitch save money.
@@Energyone Hopefully they give some of that saved money as a better share back to the streamers that use it.
@@toggleton6365 I guess that might be awhile. It sounds like it's buggy and it might be months before complete, according to their post. Once stable... maybe? They've done stuff like that before even though it is really rare historically.
Do we get hevc or only AV1?
My 3090 and 3060 I use for game and streaming don't support AV1....
I hope hardware AV1 and HEVC encoders catch up in quality to software x264 soon. You can see in your test clip, the text on the back wall is far more legible with the “inferior” format, even after YT recompression, because x264 is so well polished. I would wager even “medium” preset or possibly “fast” could still win. Of course it taxes your CPU, but I’ve still not seen AV1 that can compare for fine detail retention in relatively uniform areas.
I don't have an internet connection that really allows me to handle multitrack video, but I would feel better if I could stream AV1 and have Twitch transcode that instead. Even AV1 at 1080p60 3500kbps would result in a massively improved stream for my viewers, and currently I can only do that to UA-cam and not Twitch.
I am also disappointed that Twitch is still going to be using RTMP and not SRT. My connection has huge issues with latency variance (StarLink), so SRT was resulting in a much better connection for myself in the testing I did with Castr (another restreamer service similar to restream io). I would still drop packets via SRT, but my streams latency would remain intact instead of lengthening, which is much better imo then having the stream "catch up" under RTMP.
Very curious how multiple transcode streams being sent will effect GPU usage on the user.
It'll scale encoder usage but not much else. But that's what the beta is for!
Honestly true im going to test it eventually not sure when tho
Multi track video would really bring out some more creative streams, if these also could be asymmetric, with multiple PoVs, or auxiliary streams, and not just being multiple resolutions of the same thing.
So is the av1 stuff going to be nvidia gpu exclusive for now?
I know AMD and Intel GPUs can do av1, but obviously they're not using the nvidia stuff that you mentioned in this.
Nvidia is the main GPU vendor used by many streamers so it is high priority so this can be tested. Guess AMD and intel will be supported later.
its an NVIDIA conference, so obviously they will only show their products, duh.
I wish they'd offer multiple audio tracks to choose from. This would be wild for esports broadcasts.
Damn now we can get even higher quality commercials from twitch 😂
Looking forward to buying my 4070Ti Super so I can enjoy the AV1 encoding and better RAM
so can I use my 7900 XTX AMD GPUs AV1 encoder for this?
sir this is an NVIDIA conference, so they will only show their products duh.
Looks like its time to get an av1 card now
Does this also mean we may will be able to stream 1080p but at higher bitrate as 8000 is still kinda meme?
AFAIK are the bitrate limits not fixed yet. But for the Beta it sounds like it will use around the old recommended bitrates for 1080p with 6k 720p with 2k and guess 480p with a bit less than 2k.
Depending on the quality of your network connection, the automatic stream configuration algorithm configures OBS Studio to encode 3 separate video qualities with aggregate bitrates between 4 Mbps to 10 Mbps
I have an rtx 4090 msi suprim liquid X and 2.5Gbps Internet, I wonder if this will let me stream in 4k on Twitch, which I do with UA-cam as a non partner
This only for 10-20% of people that streaming!..Transcoding is UA-cam for years!
Addie do you know a good HDMI splitter that strips hdcp nonsense from the signal? And doesn't break that easily?
Ezcoo
@@EposVox link please?
Happy Vox is always a vibe
this is awesome. But now I need to think about upgrading my 3060 to an AV1 card (despite not really needing more performance besides that.)
Just get like an Intel a380 for av1 streaming
I hope you can for example do 1080p 120 and 720p 60, or 1080p 120 and 1080p 60. Because if you stream 120 fps some devices won’t even display video😢
Seeing as how I'm locked in at 12Mbps upload for at least 3 years (according to AT&T), I'll be disadvantaged in an already difficult market. Makes so sense for me. I may have to sell my house and move.
Also as an Affiliate I've had transcode 100% of the time. It provides no benefit in terms of channel performance. So why shift the transcoding onto my PC and also require more bandwidth I don't have and is not available to me?
wait really? fuck that. i'd call at&t and demand better internet service, that's crazy they can lock you in?! i've never heard of that. granted, my old ISP (spectrum) started throttling my upload speeds, played dumbed when i called them out and so i ended my service and got a different provider who had fiber in my neighborhood. i'd definitely explore switching ISPs and seeing what else is offered in your neighborhood because that sucks. best of luck!
You don’t HAVE to do anything…
@@EposVox Except watch other streams look better than mine due to new tech that isn’t available in my area. I’m sorry I just don’t understand.
@@EposVox Partners only might keep Twitch transcode. Affiliates and everyone else will have to provide his own transcoding. The only benefit is on Twitch side.
My question EposVox..... So is this AV1 implementation only going to work for people with 4000 series Nvidia GPU's OR will AV1 also be available for people using AMD 7000 series and Intel Arc GPU's??!!
Currently Nvidia only, eventually everyone
@EposVox damn thats not fair 😢
its an NVIDIA conference obviously they will only show wtheir own products duh.
@Jackson-bh1jw First of all, don't talk to me like a child. So don't get on here and be an a fucking asshole. 2nd, I wasn't aware of a conference from Nvidia.
Do the multi track streams need to be the same scene? could you stream three camera views in same resolution? Stream 1. Everything. 2. Game play with game audio no toxic chat. (for minors) 3. Game play with overlays and no audio, just music.
It will be the same scene. This is just scaling it for different resolutions as explained
Cool, I can rock my intel 4600 a little longer, lol. Looking forward to the new monitors though, not to buy, but in hopes that some of the older ones come down in price.
One baby step at a time
there is a 4080 ti?
I may have a 3080Ti, but holy shit, am I glad I held off on streaming last year.
Exciting news!! Except, I'll believe it when i see it
It's crappy that it's only for nvidia (and only 40 series at first?) - hopefully since OBS is free software maybe ther ewill be some way around it with other encoders.
These betas are always Nvidia first. Its fine
AV1 is locked behind rtx40. Beta is open to everyone starting with gtx900 series.
How to process a 4k 4.2.2 10 bit canon Raw file because when I start working on it GPU is not utilized and the CPU is not efficient to edit it, as the load on the CPU is 100%. Kindly help regarding the following.
Process it how? Where? OBS Can't open it. What?
@@EposVox I'm asking how to edit a 4k raw video, as GPU don't support 4.2.2 10bit. But raw video is 10 bit 4.2.2
Editing it on resolve, premiere or final cut.
Because I have to transcode it to 4.2.0 via handbrake and it loses the bitrate of the file because of it.
Well raw video isn’t h264/5 so there’s no gpu acceleration at all. Raw is also not usually limited to 10-bit, usually it’s 12 or 14bit.
But regardless, if you can’t play it back smoothly to edit you just need to generate proxies in your editor.
@@EposVox okay thank you sir. Need to check articles related to it so as to work without stuttering.
Insert "Hell, it's about time" Starcraft 2 meme here
I would say I agree with this, but AV1 requires a higher set of hardware to encode properly, which may be great for bandwidth but not hardware unless you have a second computer to game and the encoder to stream. Kick and Twitch already have a great setup if you do them at 5K, 6K, UA-cam, not so much.
HEVC goes back to GPUs from 2014. As stated in the video. Twitch and Kick quality is generally poor for high action games
Can't wait until this rolls out for everyone. I signed up for the BETA, but since I'm not a big streamer they have not chosen me to test it.
They don’t choose based on size
any news? we are waiting the obs av1 code
Too good to be true, I will believe it when I see it.
Well I’ll be testing it this week so you’ll see soon lmao
How is YT streaming stands with this AV1 today?
I love that AV1 is getting it's foot in the door. I hope this improves the twitch experience because I stopped using twitch because their players SUCKS ASS... It breaks so much that I gave up on their entire service
This is nothing more than Twitch/Amazon offloading the cost of transcoding to the streamers.
Seeing this as anything other than that is pure delusion.
AV1/HEVC could've easily been supported with transcoding on Twitch side.