BEST BITRATE for TWITCH STREAMING?!
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- Опубліковано 13 бер 2023
- Yes, upping this setting might make it harder for people watching on their phones to tune in especially if you don't have transcoding, meaning the ability to change the resolution/quality of the stream to something lower in case of limited connection on the viewer's end. Partners have guaranteed transcoding, affiliates have it "when available" and non-affiliates do not get it at all.
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What about transcoding? I’m an affiliate and don’t always get transcoding 😢 going to 7000 or 7500 might not give me transcoding. Thoughts?
The bitrate you have doesnt determine whether you get transcoding for your streams or not. For affiliates, you get transcoding "depending on load" (twitch's load, nothing on your end).
What would be a good bitrate for 1080p 60fps youtube? For best quality streaming ?
Depends on what your upload speed is since you can't go over that. But I like 15-20kbps for 1080p60 to UA-cam.
i need more tips to go more like 1080x60 i dont know how to do it safely
You just set it in OBS, and follow the bitrate info here. There's nothing else to it. But if you're playing high motion fast paced games, I wouldn't use 1080p60. Instead, 1600x900p60
you are the best!!! works for me brother! thx
its a shame cause on youtube i was able to stream on 1080p-2k with 30MB/s and now im locked to 6MB/s
Why 6? This video explains that you can go higher than that. Not much, but still
I've got a good question for you or anyone here that seems to be challenging to find answer to on the internet. What do you think the best possible file type and quality is sufficient to store entire streams on that is both economical and smart for the $200-300 20tb hdd drives to pack in the most videos into it while still managing to get a decent quality if all hell breaks lose and you lose everything? I'm trying to build a backup solutions and I'm torn between a few options.
Whatever you can get AV1 encoded could potentially save you alot of space
I stream on UA-cam and I use 6000 bitrate with great Internet. If I can do 6K I may as well do 7000 bitrate right? Let me know
UA-cam has a way higher cap than Twitch. For good 1080p60 UA-cam I'd use more like 15,000 kbps if your connection speed could support that.
I have 180 upload speed so will 7500 bitrate will be okay for me?
Yep
@@CoalitionGaming Brilliant thank you been trying to find a good bitrate for my stream because I was using 8000 bitrate until I stubbled across this video which I am happy about but again thank you
8000 is fine too, if it its consistent and stays around 8000 instead of spiking higher which could put you on Twitch's radar to limit your stream quality. I just say 7500 to give a little buffer.
So is it warning to use 8000? I was using 6000 and saw 8000 would be better to higher quality streaming and my stream was pixelated in Rocket League quite often, not that much but I want a better quality, should I use 8000 bits or is it risky in terms of that Twitch radar and I should use 7500? My Upload and Download are 120 mbps
I like 7500 because it keeps a safe buffer in case things go too far over 8000 and catch twitch's notice. It fluctuates even if you set it at a specific number. Up to you though.
@@CoalitionGaming k, but why Twitch lower our quality like that? They should at max reduce it to 6000 (the max recommended by them)
@@SoulTormnt I am not twitch, I don't know why they do what they do
@@CoalitionGaming maybe you knew that idk, but you think with 7500 bits instead of 6000 should get rid of that pixel problem? I have all the other settings well, I hope it works :)
It will help
can i do it in streamlabs also?
Should be able to yes
Is it possible to get banned for this if you are not a partner?
No
@@CoalitionGaming Thank you so much!!!
Okay but… I have a ryzen 3 and an rx570. I’m trying to stream and play gta with mods 😭
Not sure what your computer specs have to do with my advice on the best bitrate to stream at for twitch. You should be able to stream with minimal issues so long as you select the Radeon encoder in OBS.
how do i check my upload speed?
Sites like speedtest.net
@@CoalitionGaming thanks man dropping a sub
I had an issue with 6k bitrate and didnt like how my streams looked. Went to 20k and thankfully the computer could handle it
Twitch cannot ingest 20k bitrate. It would knock your streams to 2000-3000kbps and 720p30. Not sure whe you're getting at.
@@CoalitionGaming I noticed the difference when I streamed at 20k instead of 8k from the VODS. Im not well versed in this so Im just going off what I experienced so far. Thank you though for the info.
The VODs wouldnt reflect a 20k kbps ingest either. Its likely a placebo effect. That or some other configuration setting isn't actually let you feed 20k kbps to twitch an you just think its doing it.
hey big bro can you do a video for kick bitrate, ive been having trouble ever since kick capped some people to 720p and no one else has made a video on it.
It uses the same servers and system as Twitch so its basically the same thing. If people are getting kicked down to 720p, it's because they are setting their bitrate way too high over 8000 kbps. Follow the same advice in this Short and you'll be good.
SOME DUDE TOLD ME TO PUT 60K BITRATE
He probably meant 6k lol
@@CoalitionGaming ohhhh
All the years everyone says don't stream at that high bit rate because Twitch will do something. I've been doing it for years and I know many people who are not partners using 8000 and we have never ever gotten a message or anything in regards to being banned or getting in trouble. So go ahead if you got it and don't if you don't.
what if i dont use obs?
Doesn't matter, this still applies
@@CoalitionGamingI mean how do I DO it if I don’t use obs
@@thewhen09 so you're asking me how to set the bitrate, without telling me what you're using? I'm not sure how to answer that.
Wherever you set the bitrate, if you can set the bitrate, in whatever software or streaming config you are using, is where you do it. There you go.
@@CoalitionGaming using ps5
i am unsure if the ps5 allows you to specifically change the bitrate for streaming from it. You would have to dig into its settings. If there are quality settings, use the best quality setting available at least.
Twitch dropped my streams constantly when I set OBS it to 6000kbps (I'm a lowly afilliate worm). When I upped it to 8000 (and clicked ignore and everything...according to a different YT person), then I didn't lose the stream, but people complained that 'did the camera suddenly get blurry" and my Stream Dashboard said "unstable", even though I could click on the "unstable" notice and it took me to Twitch diagnostics where it showed my bitrate as 7058 or something and green-colored (which I took as "excellent"). Grrr. So both 6000 and 8000 seem to be the wrong thing. I'm going to try 7500 thanks to your video, but mostly this is a PSA that Twitch well and truly hates streamers and wants me to find a different platform! >_
Never had an issue like that. My guess is you were riding the 8000 limit, and bitrates fluctuate so going too far over 8000 causes twitch to limit the quality of your stream from their end. So that's why I generally recommend 7500 because it keeps a safe buffer to their upper limit
This depends on your upload speed too
Yes, but also Twitch has a max upload cap you can send to them. So even if you have a 100mbps upload, you can't send more than 8mbps to twitch without running into issues. So yes it depends on your upload, but only to a point
@@CoalitionGaming gotcha
Yeah if youre a partner
Completely untrue. This video was 100% aimed at everybody, not just partners. Just make sure to check the box for "ignore streaming service recommendations" in OBS in the area where you put the stream key
dont need to be a partner