9:50 for new streamers or you just want to here the summary. If this doesn’t fix the problem I’d come back and listen to him explain it so that you know the details and can trouble shoot God bless Thank you alpha for this as well!!
It entirely depends on what you're doing as well, and can narrow down to hardware. I have two capture cards. One is specifically for retro consoles and the other is for HDMI. The one I use for retro consoles has HDMI, and even DVI and VGA inputs, but for some reason the HDMI capture drops frames (Not severely, just enough for those sensitive to microstutters like myself). My Elgato HD60S is smoother for HDMI purposes. So I use the Elgato for HDMI consoles like the WiiU and Switch, and the Startech USB3HDCAP with modded drivers I use for native 240p input over component for my retro consoles for near emulator quality from real hardware. Originally I was just using the USB3HDCAP, and while microstutters won't matter for most people, it was driving me up the wall and I'm glad I hadn't gotten rid of the Elgato that was supposed to be replaced.
This video helped me a ton. I've watched several other videos to help me optimize my settings, since I'm streaming from a crappy laptop. I had no idea my internet was ALSO an issue. Such easy little fixes, and although I'm not streaming at the same quality as those who stream on better computers, lag was not an issue, and for ONCE, Streamlabs wasn't yelling at me for dropped frames/lag/etc. I'm no longer chomping at the bit to buy things I can't afford. For now, this is enough. Thanks!
First off, amazing video as always. Something I've experienced which has caused myself to have lag issues is a simple tick box on the Advanced settings on the Output tab. It is called "Enforce streaming service encoder settings" if you're still experiencing issues, try un-ticking that box. It may help. Also, for people running with the NVENC H.264 Encoder (Graphic Card) on the Advanced tab there is also a tick box called "Use Two-Pass Encoding", un-tick that box as well. These are just two other tips for peeps, however if you follow what Harris is saying, i'm sure this will eliminate most issues.
hey :) I need your help. my stream playback is laggy. my OBBS output settings is : rate control CBR, bitrate 4000kpbs CPU usage preset - fast - profile - main can you guide me
@@Konixity thanks. I need to keep my laptop on charge as it drains my battery to 10% after 25 mins. however when I have it on charge there is a screeching noise. my cpu when in OBS is says 23% and my activity monitor cpu says 21% ( and is red)
@@Konixity is there anyway I can contact you to help me out a little more?? some issues I just need resolved would be easier to do it over voice note or something
Wow! These tips are honestly amazing. This will save me a LOT of cpu and gpu usage when I stream with overlays, widgets and alert boxes. Putting the video on my favorites. Thank you!!
I found my livestream to lag for the first time since I started so I looked for solutions and after searching numerous videos yours is by far the daddy. One video was close with the alerts etc but you explained the layering and rendering which even though I’m not overly tech savvie I totally understood. Thank you sooo much for this and it’s now time to put it into practice. Fingers crossed 🤞. Great video as usual.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
This video is the best, not that you show us the best solutions to almost everything but you also show us a clear examples and explain it so even a dummie could understand! and all of than only in 10 minutes!!! love it ;) :D
Deeply appreciate the videos man! Every single one has been immeasurably helpful! Possible topic or question about something I've been trying to figure out. What's the best way to go about networking with people and/or getting your name out there (without being a douce haha)? I'm already doing the grind, playing games I want and such, and got the stream going decently well imo. I'm honestly not doing it to try and make a career of it, just trying to have fun and meet new people and communities, but it's hard to do some things without viewers. Example, Dead Cells stream integration. Tons of fun, but useless without people.
So hype bout my 2pc set up. i took months taking a lot of people info bout what CPU to use etc for my stream pc to support my gaming pc and so hype to start this set up, thank you so much bout this info. its a big help
Dude thank you so much ive been waiting to stream for so long because my crappy PC cant handle it and now i found settings i didnt even know existed! Thanks so much!
You truly have great tips for streaming! Your videos help out a lot as Im new to growing my channel and getting into Twitch streaming. Currently at 46 subscribers!
Hey man - Just wanted to give a huge thanks to you for all of the videos and advice! I've been watching all of your stuff since I got into streaming and it's helped so much. This video was a huge one for me though, because recently I've had framerates dropping rapidly during live streams. I was literally in the process of adding upgrades to my list on Amazon to fix it before I thought about checking UA-cam for advice. I'm still going to upgrade my computer, because hell yes, but thank you for helping me solve the issue sooner!
Definitely a 2 PC setup is a great option. So much so that the biggest video on my channel is about a 2 PC setup that you can do for free (utilizing OBS NDI), so long as you have a decent second PC already (and you don't need as much as you think). I love doing content on stream optimization, this was a great watch. Thanks.
I just wanna say your better than most tutorial you tubers. Most just say what they THINK can fix it and not actually teach on what’s the problem. I haven’t even watched the whole video and I’ve learned and understood what’s being said and I can kinda get what’s my problem. Thank you!💯
You are legit, one of the real ones man. I love what you are doing ! Please keep going, I am from South Africa and just wanted to tell you , you have made a South Africans day man
There is no way you would be sending 2mil pixels 60 times a second. You'd need an incredibly fast internet speed to both stream and watch that. Analogue signal used to send the whole screen, digital merely sends the DIFFERENCE between frames. Hence why if you have things like snow/confetti on TV it starts to look terrible. Tom Scott has a great video explaining this, search him up for "inter-frame compression". Boss video as always otherwise.
i already knew this things but they help a lot a i spent a lot of time to fix my stream and 11mins is really short compared to what i needed to do when this video was not on yt!!!
I love watching your videos! You are so helpful. But one question. Is that a PC or a speaker in the background? Because you practically said that apple computers are better but there is a PC in the background and I was like Whaaaaa?
Idk whats wrong i just made my pc and my stream looks like a potato with nvenc on and 2500 bitrate and higher ive used to see and its still bad quality
I have a solution for those of you having issues with streaming even if you have a good pc and good enough internet. Streamlabs: Click on Advanced and then enable New Networking code under the network section OBS Studio/Streamelements: Go to Advanced, then check Enable Network Optimization Everyone upvote this, I tried this with 1280x720 30 fps and 1920x1080 60 fps. I get no frame drops whatsoever on whatever I decide to stream with, on 6000 bitrate. My internet only has 10 mbps upload. See here: www.speedtest.net/result/9253569925.png I do not know if doing this will make your streams pixelate, but given the bitrate I don't think it should Edit: Just tested stream, it did not pixelate at all, now I need to set my cpu encoder preset higher
@@KyZeNickX well, it could just be your internet and the encoding preset that you are using. Make sure to watch Harris' video and take the tips he gave all of us and apply them
@@KyZeNickX honestly, I have no idea about that one. My guess is net nuetrality is gone?? Not too sure So, if its not your internet, did you construct your layout in streamelements like Harris had recommended? It really does help
@@KyZeNickX Idk man, maybe its because net nuetrality is gone? In order to find your issue, list all your pc specs with dx diag. I can try to help, but no promises
Bryce Dixon maybe you can help me?? My stream and or recording always gets laggy/ glitchy/ twitchy. Sometimes it looks like it’s slow. Slow motion like. But on my screen everything looks fine. I have a Icore 5 8300h. Which is probably the problem. Gtx 1050 Ti. 16gb ram. My internet is fine too about 200down and 40up
When you live in an area that still uses old copper lines from the 50s and 60s, there is no hope for better internet unless you can find some really good wireless or satelite.
Also, you may have covered it in another video, but in case you didnt , you can enable performance mode on streamlabs or obs, it disables the preview so it does not display twice.
1) Get rid of things in your stream, that eat a lot of CPU time. 2) Use GPU Encoding instead of CPU Encoding or vice versa. 3) Lower the Bitrate of your stream output and/or the Resolution 4) Get a better PC. Most People use an ill equipped PC to stream. 5) Get a better Internet Connection, if you cannot upload fast enough. 6) You tried everything you of this or cannot do some things of 1-5? Well.. Then, i guess, you're screwed. ;P
@@DopeTutorial Even I myself don't agree with how Microsoft is run but I feel like Apple products are too dumbed down for me. I usually recommend Macs for people who want good resale value for web surfing or people who are content creators, especially producers. Windows is a nightmare for audio production but I don't mind it lol I figure Harrison is Apple biased because of his background, which makes sense. Otherwise over time you learn and adapt, and Windows becomes virus free and you didn't overpay for your specs. There's drawbacks both ways, when people ask for advice about what to buy, it always comes down to what kind of person they are and what they usually use it for. I would rather someone spend 500 dollars on a used Macbook that will run like new and likely feel new because of a tight OS, and good construction than get a bloatware laptop. But it depends on the individual. Then again there's always individuals who just want the coolest thing. Those people, are fools and we won't talk about them here lol
Thanks for that video I check that and put your settings in my setup it's work 1000% better and I'm so happy 😁😁😁 now I don't need to do quick pc upgrade and can wait till black Friday deals ☺️ thanks a lot you are my hero 🥳🥳🥳
So there's a difference between "lag" and "delay" right? Im wanting to start streaming and I did a few test streams, I been watching the stream while making my content. There's a delay, that's not lag right? Basically "live" stream isn't true live due to stream delay right?
One quick question Heller, if you suggest I stream at 720p but I have a native 1440p monitor, how can I get my stream to look like 1440p? I assume it’s a twitch partner thing isn’t it? I want to have a high quality gameplay with no pixelation. And bitrate and internet connection is no problem for me.
This is really informative. Great video. I'm wondering if you also have some experience with Streamlabs obs and if you could make videos for it as well?
U forgot to talk about webcam, it uses a lot of cpu, so i use 2 webcam sources set up differently. For the full screen web i go for it's full resolution, and for the gaming scene i've set up a webcam source to 320 cuz it's a small image anyway.
Just wondering, Did you miss including Best Audio Bitrate setting to be set to also maybe lower PC usage and better stream output or wouldn't you think it makes any difference, I could be wrong. Cool improving streams video Btw.
I love how you based comcast/xfinity but they have been the best ive ever had esp compared to other dsl and most cable providers. Honestly its just a speed/how many devices are on the network problem. Ive noticed problems with comcast only when i have 8+ devices constantly pulling from a 100mbps network other than that totally recommend comcast. Great video though!
Great Video Bro - I always enjoy watching you tackle issues and problems from a technical stand point. Keep it Up 💪
Wild4Games glad to you you tipsters supporting each other.
haha I combine both you and alphas streaming videos to make my stream as best as i can
Learned a bunch from both Alpha Gaming and you! Thanks for all the tips and encouragement for new streamers like me. :)
My 3 favourite stream helpers:-
1) Alpha Gaming
2) Wild4Games
3) GamingCareers
Agreed I've learned a lot from gaming careers.
So true
I would put wild first
id make gamingcareers second and wild 3rd
Just trash
"im sick of my cpu going up to 40%"
me at 99% cpu everyday: understandable
same mine is always at 99%
@@KrupekXD mines normally at 5-10% idk if that's good yet its always lagging from time to time in the stream
@@anko1551 got new cpu its cool
9:50 for new streamers or you just want to here the summary.
If this doesn’t fix the problem I’d come back and listen to him explain it so that you know the details and can trouble shoot God bless
Thank you alpha for this as well!!
THANK YOUUUU!!! I have been stressing out about my lag and thought it was my internet but it wasn't! great video.
Btw I’m not naturally a very tech savvy person and you explain this extremely well for someone like me to understand. Appreciate it!
It's amazing how large of a community you're developing by just helping people. I for real dig it man. Liked the stream today.
I’m not dropping frames but the stream isn’t as smooth as it should be
Maybe check your framerates in your Video tab to see what FPS you're using in recording or streaming
It entirely depends on what you're doing as well, and can narrow down to hardware. I have two capture cards. One is specifically for retro consoles and the other is for HDMI. The one I use for retro consoles has HDMI, and even DVI and VGA inputs, but for some reason the HDMI capture drops frames (Not severely, just enough for those sensitive to microstutters like myself). My Elgato HD60S is smoother for HDMI purposes. So I use the Elgato for HDMI consoles like the WiiU and Switch, and the Startech USB3HDCAP with modded drivers I use for native 240p input over component for my retro consoles for near emulator quality from real hardware. Originally I was just using the USB3HDCAP, and while microstutters won't matter for most people, it was driving me up the wall and I'm glad I hadn't gotten rid of the Elgato that was supposed to be replaced.
Maybe bitrate too high?
same
Bro... this is by far the best "Tips" video I've seen... Awesome Job man and sweet Channel!!
This video helped me a ton. I've watched several other videos to help me optimize my settings, since I'm streaming from a crappy laptop. I had no idea my internet was ALSO an issue. Such easy little fixes, and although I'm not streaming at the same quality as those who stream on better computers, lag was not an issue, and for ONCE, Streamlabs wasn't yelling at me for dropped frames/lag/etc. I'm no longer chomping at the bit to buy things I can't afford. For now, this is enough. Thanks!
I Appreciate the help and the info.
Wow. This is the most informative video I’ve seen on this topic yet. Keep it up man! 👏🏽
First off, amazing video as always. Something I've experienced which has caused myself to have lag issues is a simple tick box on the Advanced settings on the Output tab. It is called "Enforce streaming service encoder settings" if you're still experiencing issues, try un-ticking that box. It may help. Also, for people running with the NVENC H.264 Encoder (Graphic Card) on the Advanced tab there is also a tick box called "Use Two-Pass Encoding", un-tick that box as well. These are just two other tips for peeps, however if you follow what Harris is saying, i'm sure this will eliminate most issues.
hey :) I need your help. my stream playback is laggy. my OBBS output settings is : rate control CBR, bitrate 4000kpbs CPU usage preset - fast - profile - main can you guide me
@@LoisLovesFitness change cpu usage to veryfast OR try and use your hardware encoding option
@@Konixity thanks. I need to keep my laptop on charge as it drains my battery to 10% after 25 mins. however when I have it on charge there is a screeching noise.
my cpu when in OBS is says 23% and my activity monitor cpu says 21% ( and is red)
@@Konixity is there anyway I can contact you to help me out a little more?? some issues I just need resolved would be easier to do it over voice note or something
@@LoisLovesFitness i dont really want to self promote anything of mine on another channel. Just check the links on my channel to where best suits you.
Wow! These tips are honestly amazing. This will save me a LOT of cpu and gpu usage when I stream with overlays, widgets and alert boxes. Putting the video on my favorites. Thank you!!
I found my livestream to lag for the first time since I started so I looked for solutions and after searching numerous videos yours is by far the daddy. One video was close with the alerts etc but you explained the layering and rendering which even though I’m not overly tech savvie I totally understood. Thank you sooo much for this and it’s now time to put it into practice. Fingers crossed 🤞. Great video as usual.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
This video is the best, not that you show us the best solutions to almost everything but you also show us a clear examples and explain it so even a dummie could understand! and all of than only in 10 minutes!!! love it ;) :D
This is just... Well, excellent. I can't believe how helpful this community is on helping new streamers. You rock man!
Oh this looks useful...
"Take it from someone who used to work on the genius bar at Apple..."
Yeah.... Nevermind 😂
lmfao exactly
Seriously punk, why be an asshole? If you don't value this video, DON"T WATCH.
is harris going to charge me $2000 for a bent backlight pin that could be fixed in thirty seconds with a pair of tweezers for free?
@@vespertine935 haha
@@gtr4u759 hahaha u sound like a boomer
never seen a tutorial this useful. super simple. good audio, and you know what you're talking about
When I stream my cpu usage is 98% I think I have an issue lmao
Yeah, you should probably upgrade your SSD.
Lmao when I have 2 google tabs I have 98℅ usage
@@aspekt2460 lmao
Dantoo lmao
My is 100% non stop
Deeply appreciate the videos man! Every single one has been immeasurably helpful!
Possible topic or question about something I've been trying to figure out. What's the best way to go about networking with people and/or getting your name out there (without being a douce haha)? I'm already doing the grind, playing games I want and such, and got the stream going decently well imo. I'm honestly not doing it to try and make a career of it, just trying to have fun and meet new people and communities, but it's hard to do some things without viewers. Example, Dead Cells stream integration. Tons of fun, but useless without people.
So hype bout my 2pc set up. i took months taking a lot of people info bout what CPU to use etc for my stream pc to support my gaming pc and so hype to start this set up, thank you so much bout this info. its a big help
Dude thank you so much ive been waiting to stream for so long because my crappy PC cant handle it and now i found settings i didnt even know existed! Thanks so much!
Appreciate the vid brother! I’ll try the changes when I get home after my workout. My stream has gone bad all of the sudden. Thanks!
BEFORE ANYTHING: If your problem is internet, go wired. The problem can be the crappy Wi-Fi chip within your pc.
How do you “go wired”?
@@reola1238 ethernet cable
You truly have great tips for streaming! Your videos help out a lot as Im new to growing my channel and getting into Twitch streaming. Currently at 46 subscribers!
Thanks for the pointers. Stumbled this video to solve my laggy facecam issues
Yo this sounds really helpful and useful! Thanks for taking the time explaining! I learned new stuff today (:
Hey man - Just wanted to give a huge thanks to you for all of the videos and advice! I've been watching all of your stuff since I got into streaming and it's helped so much. This video was a huge one for me though, because recently I've had framerates dropping rapidly during live streams. I was literally in the process of adding upgrades to my list on Amazon to fix it before I thought about checking UA-cam for advice. I'm still going to upgrade my computer, because hell yes, but thank you for helping me solve the issue sooner!
Definitely a 2 PC setup is a great option. So much so that the biggest video on my channel is about a 2 PC setup that you can do for free (utilizing OBS NDI), so long as you have a decent second PC already (and you don't need as much as you think). I love doing content on stream optimization, this was a great watch. Thanks.
Coalition Gaming do I need eternet to stream
I just wanna say your better than most tutorial you tubers. Most just say what they THINK can fix it and not actually teach on what’s the problem. I haven’t even watched the whole video and I’ve learned and understood what’s being said and I can kinda get what’s my problem. Thank you!💯
I know im late to the comments but, love your videos. Really good content and great quality. Legit one of the best resources for beginning streamers.
Amazing & Informative Vid 🤘🏾 U Rock , Stream Doc
Great video! definitely answered a lot of our questions in regards to laggy streams, especially with our awful internet haha
Another great video my man sharing this with some friends now
Really informative than all of the videos I watched
SO helpful!!! Thank you!!! I am starting to stream my fitness classes with OBS and learning lots daily!!
You are legit, one of the real ones man. I love what you are doing ! Please keep going, I am from South Africa and just wanted to tell you , you have made a South Africans day man
Great tip on the bitrate throughout! Didn’t realize that. Will have to keep watch on that. Thanks HH!
There is no way you would be sending 2mil pixels 60 times a second. You'd need an incredibly fast internet speed to both stream and watch that. Analogue signal used to send the whole screen, digital merely sends the DIFFERENCE between frames. Hence why if you have things like snow/confetti on TV it starts to look terrible. Tom Scott has a great video explaining this, search him up for "inter-frame compression".
Boss video as always otherwise.
Lovely video bro, loved your streamelements tip, I was like wdf didn't come in my mind hahaha ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This was a BIG help, TY!
i already knew this things but they help a lot a i spent a lot of time to fix my stream and 11mins is really short compared to what i needed to do when this video was not on yt!!!
It's always cool when his face gets into focus
Just found this video and it saved me seriously. Couldn’t record in 1080 but now I can!
I didn't realize you worked at Apple. This explains so much about your demeanor in your videos. #fearlessfeedback
Loving these videos man!
Alpha gaming gives you the answer to fix it but with reasons too, that’s why I love his channel, he makes you understand the problem and why
I'm trouble shooting OBS at the moment, and will be trying out these to try fix a slight lag I'm dealing with. Thanks for the helpful video.
Despite this video being 2 years old, man this help me so much! Now my box is green and I'm finally delivering 60fps on my stream! Thank you so much!
Thanks dude! I switched over to streamelements from streamlabs and now everything works perfectly!
thanks !!! very valid and answered my question :) thanks for sharing great content that is helpful
You were so clear and helpful thank you so much dude
I love watching your videos! You are so helpful. But one question. Is that a PC or a speaker in the background? Because you practically said that apple computers are better but there is a PC in the background and I was like Whaaaaa?
Most accurate advise I have seen so far in this platform
Thanks for the awesome tips... you’re so professional for a small channel :D
I have tweaked my settings as how i like, i have 10% - 15% (CPU usage). And my stream is smooooooth. But anyways nice video 👍👍
Idk whats wrong i just made my pc and my stream looks like a potato with nvenc on and 2500 bitrate and higher ive used to see and its still bad quality
@@samtenn If you want help add me on discord ThaMustache#8064
0:38 Im out, peace
2020 and this video is still helping :)
I have a solution for those of you having issues with streaming even if you have a good pc and good enough internet.
Streamlabs: Click on Advanced and then enable New Networking code under the network section
OBS Studio/Streamelements: Go to Advanced, then check Enable Network Optimization
Everyone upvote this, I tried this with 1280x720 30 fps and 1920x1080 60 fps. I get no frame drops whatsoever on whatever I decide to stream with, on 6000 bitrate. My internet only has 10 mbps upload. See here: www.speedtest.net/result/9253569925.png
I do not know if doing this will make your streams pixelate, but given the bitrate I don't think it should
Edit: Just tested stream, it did not pixelate at all, now I need to set my cpu encoder preset higher
@@KyZeNickX Its a real thing, I promise
@@KyZeNickX well, it could just be your internet and the encoding preset that you are using. Make sure to watch Harris' video and take the tips he gave all of us and apply them
@@KyZeNickX honestly, I have no idea about that one. My guess is net nuetrality is gone?? Not too sure
So, if its not your internet, did you construct your layout in streamelements like Harris had recommended? It really does help
@@KyZeNickX Idk man, maybe its because net nuetrality is gone?
In order to find your issue, list all your pc specs with dx diag. I can try to help, but no promises
Bryce Dixon maybe you can help me?? My stream and or recording always gets laggy/ glitchy/ twitchy. Sometimes it looks like it’s slow. Slow motion like. But on my screen everything looks fine. I have a Icore 5 8300h. Which is probably the problem. Gtx 1050 Ti. 16gb ram. My internet is fine too about 200down and 40up
This is the Best Informative Video i have ever seen 100% on point
Two years later and it still helps
literally the only place i go to for streaming questions
When you live in an area that still uses old copper lines from the 50s and 60s, there is no hope for better internet unless you can find some really good wireless or satelite.
Also, you may have covered it in another video, but in case you didnt , you can enable performance mode on streamlabs or obs, it disables the preview so it does not display twice.
Windows isn’t bad ;-; you can do way more things with it than Mac at least
Andrew McKinnis nope
@@IAmAwesomeSoAreYou kind of
i mean gaming sucks on mac
@@IAmAwesomeSoAreYou yes
Windows and Mac suck.
Many linux branches are way better
Linux master race!
Thanks for putting the time it to make this vid!!
me: mom can we move?
mom: no why?
me: because we have frontier and their is no other internet provider.
mom: go clean your room.
me: dies
This was a very helpful video
This is an incredibly creative thumbnail. I'm stealing its concept for my UA-cam channel, :-)
Your tips are AMAZING
For having the Kahuna's to say it, I upvoted. Windows is rubbish, rather that than apple though. Horses for courses. Love your videos dude.
Great video, dude!
i have learned allot from you GOOD JOB
1) Get rid of things in your stream, that eat a lot of CPU time.
2) Use GPU Encoding instead of CPU Encoding or vice versa.
3) Lower the Bitrate of your stream output
and/or the Resolution
4) Get a better PC. Most People use an ill equipped PC to stream.
5) Get a better Internet Connection, if you cannot upload fast enough.
6) You tried everything you of this or cannot do some things of 1-5?
Well.. Then, i guess, you're screwed. ;P
None of these steps worked but I did something else so I'm good now
One microsoft joke, no problem. Two microsoft jokes, I'm triggered. Comcast joke and I came back.
he is not a fan of Microsoft which is good for gaming haha
@@DopeTutorial Even I myself don't agree with how Microsoft is run but I feel like Apple products are too dumbed down for me. I usually recommend Macs for people who want good resale value for web surfing or people who are content creators, especially producers. Windows is a nightmare for audio production but I don't mind it lol I figure Harrison is Apple biased because of his background, which makes sense. Otherwise over time you learn and adapt, and Windows becomes virus free and you didn't overpay for your specs. There's drawbacks both ways, when people ask for advice about what to buy, it always comes down to what kind of person they are and what they usually use it for. I would rather someone spend 500 dollars on a used Macbook that will run like new and likely feel new because of a tight OS, and good construction than get a bloatware laptop. But it depends on the individual. Then again there's always individuals who just want the coolest thing. Those people, are fools and we won't talk about them here lol
Me: TRIGGERED
Friend: what?
Me: uhhhh what's that noise?
Friend: huh?
FBI: FBI OPEN UP!
"Explosion"
Note: This is just random
Thanks for that video I check that and put your settings in my setup it's work 1000% better and I'm so happy 😁😁😁 now I don't need to do quick pc upgrade and can wait till black Friday deals ☺️ thanks a lot you are my hero 🥳🥳🥳
can you create a gpu bound driver for the brio webcam? im struggling with my i5 7600k
get an amd cpu
@@missaw how about you just shut the fuck up little fanboy amd is trash to the 2700x and its only good if its better
Rasperryguy wow that was very aggressive for no reason
@@rasperryguy1197 jeezus dude calm the f down i merely recommended an amd cpu
Wassecs Wassecs hes just some “little fanboy” loser who fights over the best cpu even though it depends on the persons scenario
very helpful ty. new streamer here and not tech savy YET! I am making these changes and we will see what happens.
I just reached my first 100 follower with your help! Thank you! You did so much for my stream!
So there's a difference between "lag" and "delay" right? Im wanting to start streaming and I did a few test streams, I been watching the stream while making my content. There's a delay, that's not lag right? Basically "live" stream isn't true live due to stream delay right?
2020 still works ngl u made my stream look good
Thank you so much I was streaming for the first time and on my obs it looked soooo smooth but on UA-cam it was sooo choppy
You just saved my life, auto subscribe :)
thank you this was very helpful
Harris Heller: you can't fix all the problems on a computer over youtube
Random Indian Guy: hold my notepad document
One quick question Heller, if you suggest I stream at 720p but I have a native 1440p monitor, how can I get my stream to look like 1440p? I assume it’s a twitch partner thing isn’t it? I want to have a high quality gameplay with no pixelation. And bitrate and internet connection is no problem for me.
This man is a life saver
Thank you. This will help a lot. I recently started streaming mobiles games on my Mac and my stream is really glitchy
You’re a beast bro
This is really informative. Great video. I'm wondering if you also have some experience with Streamlabs obs and if you could make videos for it as well?
If you're streaming and using a capture card for the gameplay, will GPU help more than CPU?
U forgot to talk about webcam, it uses a lot of cpu, so i use 2 webcam sources set up differently. For the full screen web i go for it's full resolution, and for the gaming scene i've set up a webcam source to 320 cuz it's a small image anyway.
Made me drop 10% on my cpu, great tip mate!
1st comment, you weren't lying when you said you were working on making a new vid tonight
Yep, it's 8am and finally bed time
go get some rest man, you earned it
Just wondering, Did you miss including Best Audio Bitrate setting to be set to also maybe lower PC usage and better stream output or wouldn't you think it makes any difference, I could be wrong. Cool improving streams video Btw.
So helpfully!
I have a Ryzen 5 2600x and a gtx 1660 super. Should I use my cpu or gpu to encode?
This helped me out a lot thank you
This video is still sooo useful, made my CPU usage go from 9-13 percent
I love how you based comcast/xfinity but they have been the best ive ever had esp compared to other dsl and most cable providers. Honestly its just a speed/how many devices are on the network problem. Ive noticed problems with comcast only when i have 8+ devices constantly pulling from a 100mbps network other than that totally recommend comcast. Great video though!