36 And anyone who believes in God’s Son has eternal life. Anyone who doesn’t obey the Son will never experience eternal life but remains under God’s angry judgment.” John 3:36
I livestream on mobile and don't use streamlabs and I can't find any solution to fix this issue. My streams are terrible looking. It turns into pixels everytime I stream and when movement happens like a game my tablet just can't handle the movement and gets pixel and no one can even see anything
36 And anyone who believes in God’s Son has eternal life. Anyone who doesn’t obey the Son will never experience eternal life but remains under God’s angry judgment.” John 3:36
Hello im having pixelated/fuzzy problems with my twitch streams when i move but not sitting still or cutscenes im on fiber optics and my upload speed varies between 400 - 600 mbps and im using a i5 13600k and a 3060 ti with 32 gb’s of ram and my settings im using on streamlabs is 1080p 60fps with 6,000 bits any tips would be great? Is my upload speed not high enough? I used 95% of the settings you suggested
These settings will help give you the best chance at holding a clear stream. BUT just know that its natural for streams to be a little less clear during motion due to the amount of pixel and frames your PC has to render and send out. Also the stability of your internet is a big factor. I have fast speeds but the stability is poor so those speeds fluctuate and sometimes lead to pixilation. Those are things you cant really help
Keyframe interval is not how many keyframes per second. It is how many seconds between keyframes. That completely changes the meaning of a higher or lower number.
The Psycho Visual tuning is not a option under the Output tab for me. Your menu is a bit different. I'm assuming they must of updated by now. But used some of this tips. I hope it works !
36 And anyone who believes in God’s Son has eternal life. Anyone who doesn’t obey the Son will never experience eternal life but remains under God’s angry judgment.” John 3:36
Okay i've seen the full video but i want to make sure. So i have i5-10400f, RTX 3060, and 16GB of RAM. When i tried to check my internet speed it says i have arround 4 Mbps, Can you tell me what setting should i use ?. I want to stream on twitch or youtube. Thank you
what i find very strange is when i used your settings on a twitch test, the game looked perfectly clear no blur, but when i tried using it on youtube it turned into a pixilated mess, so ill have to settle streaming on twitch and upload the video to youtube after so at least it will stay at good quality.
Man I've messed with everything. Upgraded my pc a bit. Currently running a ryzen 5 3600, gtx 1660ti, 32gb gskill trident ram. Messed with every setting possible. Tried and tested for over 30hrs. And STILL can't stream in 1080p 60fps. Internet is a steady 24mbs upload. Tried everything from 4000kbs-12000kbs bit rate and nothing has helped. Also Tried downscalling to 720p 60fps and that made it look even worse. Any ideas?
This may sound like a dumb question but are you wired in? Is anyone sharing your internet? I have 40 upload speed and my bitrate can barely hold 6500. Sometimes, even though we run a speed test for our paid for speeds, it wont always output that. Also are you gaming on the same PC youre streaming from? Sorry I dont have an exact answer yet. Every setup is unique and theres a million different reasons why something might not be working
Typically it's recommended you try and output a bitrate of at least 6500 for 1080p. If you're computer or internet can only handle 5000 then maybe try bumping down to 720p. 720 will look better at 5000 bitrate than 1080 will
@@AskCory I have fiber internet with 1gb up and down. If I want 1080p then what do you recommend for twitch and YT I'm currently multistreaming. I thought twitch limited people to 6000?
@@Valkrill From what I understand Twitch says to max your bitrate at 6000, however using a higher bitrate doesnt mean they will reject it. I stream at 8000 to YT and find it provides a good viewing experience to my audience with fast FPS games. However if your PC can handle it then you could also try 10,000. A lot of people do on dual pc setups
8K is the absolute max. Try it with 4,5K and with 6K (maybe also something in between). If you set it too high your viewers will lose the option to watch the stream in source resolution
It’s more than likely due to your settings and not your physical gpu. Your gpu is much newer and more powerful than mine. There’s many reasons you could still be experiencing issues still. Let’s start at, what resolution are you trying to stream at and what bitrate are you trying to put out?
Hey Bro, Now Matter What i,ve tried, & God knows i've Done Everything, & Still Its not right, when im Standing still it looks Great, but as soon as i start moving, it gets a bit choppy, and i dont know what the hell to do at this point, and everyone i've asked all tell me these same thing, but just cant get it right, and my PC is No Slouch, I Have a Ryzen 7 5800x, EVGA 3070Ti XC3, 32 Gbs Ram, on a Asus ROG Strix B550 so i know it can definitely Handle it, any suggestions would be appreciated! Upload Speed is Between 40Mbs-42Mbps. Its so frustrating Ugh! Thanks in advance!
Hey man, to be honest its really tough to say. When it comes to fast paced games and a lot of motion, thats typically the deal with streaming. Those moments are less quality. Ive had many people tell me my stream looks so good and I myself still think it looks like crap at times haha. But ive come to accept that on the higher motion games, thats the gig. It'd be easier to keep a clean image on a dual PC setup which I dont have yet. Any chance you could list me the settings you've been streaming with? I know its a lot but the more info I have to look at the better
@its Scarn What's your twitter Ill dm you screen shots would be Much Easier! and people tell me the same thing, that it looks fine! but i dont lol! but like you said i've learned to deal with it, its in games not that there's a lot of motion, just a lot of shit happening in general! Like AC Valhalla, i've been streaming The Anniversary Edition of Skyrim and does it in that as well, not as bad, but close to it! 1 thing i did fix that fixed it a lot was i had the Enforce streaming Encoder setting, i turned that off cause realized it was stopping my GPU from rendering it, so in * OUTPUT- have NVENC NEW Selected, CBR now is at 7000, but was adjusting it between 6000-9000 for the 1080p60, 2 key frames Prestse set to Quality, Profile is set to High Max B frames is 2, Look ahead is NOT selected, Psycho Visual Tuning is Selected.* * VIDEO setting are Base Canvas res, is 2560x1440 Output scaled to 1920x1080, Downscale Filter is set to Lanczos 32bits @60fps* *ADVANCED- Process Priority Set to High was told to select Dynamically change bitrate when dropping frames while Streaming so that is checked off, as well as Enable new Networking Code, Enable Browser source Hardware Acceleration checked as well*
@@Keiffy75Games twitter is linked down below or just search itsScarn and you’ll see I have the same prof pic. All those settings are good, only thing I would say is disable Dynamically Change Bitrate. That is basically telling your PC not to prioritize holding your bitrate to maintain a clean image so it will Dynamically change it to a lower one if it feels stressed or your internet isn’t holding it well. But if you’re saying your internet is good and your PC can handle it, I’d turn it off. I have mine on because even though my internet is 40mbps, it fluctuates a TON so sometimes it may dip to under 10 and my stream starts to crash. The dynamically change bitrate will lower my bitrate automatically when that happens so instead of my streams being choppy and dropping frames, the quality just gets worse but doesn’t skip. Hope that made sense
@@AskCory Ya my Internet is Mostly like yours, it does Dip, just dont now how much it Actually dips ya know? But ill try it anyway, not worried about the PC handling it, its more the Internet now that you mentioned that! it usually holds a good 40mbps BUT there are others in the house that use it as well, when im alone seems to work better then when everyone is Home! Oh well its not that bad, just Annoying to say the least!, thanks for your Reply, and Happy Holidays bro!
36 And anyone who believes in God’s Son has eternal life. Anyone who doesn’t obey the Son will never experience eternal life but remains under God’s angry judgment.” John 3:36
So my upload speed is at 10mbps. I've changed my bitrate from 2500 to 5000. And no matter what, It keeps pixilating from time to time. I've even tried switching from 60fps to 30fps. Is there anything else I should fix?
@@AskCory It's a bit of smaller first person games like Minecraft/Roblox/Phasmo. And then flat games like Stardew Valley. And I'm trying to output 720, cuz for sure I would'nt want to try 1080p
Okay good I was going to say at that birthdate trying to push 1080p wouldn’t be worth it. I can say from personal experience that my internet isn’t the greatest and there are moments that my speeds dip or simply can’t hold the bitrate and the quality dips on stream. This is something we can control unfortunately. Since most games you play aren’t very fast paced I don’t think the game is the problem. FPS games can be a lot of rendering and then out pixely. Also know that even too streamers have moments throughout their stream where quality dips. It’s the nature of streaming. Would you say the majority of your stream looks fine and only moments turn out bad or mostly bad? Could also be your PC itself can’t handle the workload. It’s hard cause there could be a million things wrong and only trial and error can solve it if you don’t know the issue
My specs: AMD Ryzen 5 5600X NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti 32GB RAM 350-400Mbps download speed 10-11Mbps upload speed (Connected to router through Wi-Fi) I am gaming and streaming Minecraft on the same PC. I have set my output to 720p and 48 fps, set my bitrate to 6000, set my encoder to Hardware (NVENC) (new), set my keyframes to 2, set the preset to Quality, set the profile to high, and turned on Psycho Visual Tuning, but my UA-cam streams still look as though I am streaming at 360p lmao
Hey! Something to consider is your connection will be considerably better through Ethernet. Wifi isnt always 100% reliable and be potentially be the cause of your issues. Ethernet should ensure a consistent signal
@@xtreme1913 only reason I asked what game is cause some faced paced / high motion games like FPS can hurt quality especially on the same PC. What bitrate are you trying to output to UA-cam?
@@xtreme1913 so the 1080p 60FPS is your resolution you’re streaming at. The bitrate is found in your output put under “bitrate.” It’s recommended that this number be at least 6500 for people streaming at 1080p 60. So double check that number for me
What types of games are you playing? Also are you on a single or dual PC setup? Faster paced games tend to make the stream a little more pixelated. Hard for single PC setups to render the game and put out a crystal clear image. Another box you can check is psycho visual tuning. Helps with those faster paced games
can u actully show the setting and u applying them in the video it was ok to talk about it but i have no idea whats what and need to be shown other then that good vid
The best advice I can give is listening to how I explain each setting and looking at the visual I give to show the settings. From there test your streams in the ways I mentioned at the beginning to see how they effect your stream. In the future I’ll be more mindful of before and after images of how it helps the stream
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I don't know about you guys, but I'd much rather have a nice and smooth looking 720 stream, than a fuzzy and choppy 1080 stream...but that's just me.
yep thats just you ..lol
936p looks clean way better than 1080p
@@evixtisDo you use the x264 video encoder?
This was EVERYTHING I wanted to know. Thank you
Love comments like this! So happy it helped!
36 And anyone who believes in God’s Son has eternal life. Anyone who doesn’t obey the Son will never experience eternal life but remains under God’s angry judgment.” John 3:36
I livestream on mobile and don't use streamlabs and I can't find any solution to fix this issue. My streams are terrible looking. It turns into pixels everytime I stream and when movement happens like a game my tablet just can't handle the movement and gets pixel and no one can even see anything
i have been looking for a fix to the blurrynes for a long time now... that shit helped alot. thank you!!!! your a life saver :D
36 And anyone who believes in God’s Son has eternal life. Anyone who doesn’t obey the Son will never experience eternal life but remains under God’s angry judgment.” John 3:36
Hello im having pixelated/fuzzy problems with my twitch streams when i move but not sitting still or cutscenes im on fiber optics and my upload speed varies between 400 - 600 mbps and im using a i5 13600k and a 3060 ti with 32 gb’s of ram and my settings im using on streamlabs is 1080p 60fps with 6,000 bits any tips would be great? Is my upload speed not high enough? I used 95% of the settings you suggested
Did you ever figure it out. I’m in the same situation as you
Thx so much for these settings, u have helped a ton ; )
I got 1920x1080. The stream look good when I stand still, but when I move around pixels start to come. Will this help to fix that?
These settings will help give you the best chance at holding a clear stream. BUT just know that its natural for streams to be a little less clear during motion due to the amount of pixel and frames your PC has to render and send out. Also the stability of your internet is a big factor. I have fast speeds but the stability is poor so those speeds fluctuate and sometimes lead to pixilation. Those are things you cant really help
Keyframe interval is not how many keyframes per second. It is how many seconds between keyframes. That completely changes the meaning of a higher or lower number.
any advice for live streaming outside using mervo camera. my stream is clear but the recorded vod is blurry .. any advice
Really appreciate you going into what these settings do
bro this is the best tutorial ever i subbed
Appreciate the kind words man and happy it helped!
Thanks for the advice!
The Psycho Visual tuning is not a option under the Output tab for me. Your menu is a bit different. I'm assuming they must of updated by now. But used some of this tips. I hope it works !
i have an upload of 25, i put my bitrate in OBS to CBR 6000 for a 1080p60fps stream but the stream is still pixelated.. even when i do 1600x900 60fps
Thank you for this video. Really helped me out!
Glad is helped! :)
@@AskCory subscribed aswel
36 And anyone who believes in God’s Son has eternal life. Anyone who doesn’t obey the Son will never experience eternal life but remains under God’s angry judgment.” John 3:36
Okay i've seen the full video but i want to make sure. So i have i5-10400f, RTX 3060, and 16GB of RAM. When i tried to check my internet speed it says i have arround 4 Mbps, Can you tell me what setting should i use ?. I want to stream on twitch or youtube. Thank you
Your PC specs are fine it’s the internet I’m concerned about. Is 4 your download or upload?
@@AskCory its upload
I have an AMD 5600xt GPU. My encoder choices are "AMD" and "Software (x264)." which should I choose?
x264 is pretty heavy on you CPU so unless youre on a 2 PC setup and all that PC is doing is running the stream, I almost never suggest x264
what i find very strange is when i used your settings on a twitch test, the game looked perfectly clear no blur, but when i tried using it on youtube it turned into a pixilated mess, so ill have to settle streaming on twitch and upload the video to youtube after so at least it will stay at good quality.
I tried all this and it still came out fuzzy. Maybe I'll just wait on steaming till i get an actual graphics card.
Man I've messed with everything. Upgraded my pc a bit. Currently running a ryzen 5 3600, gtx 1660ti, 32gb gskill trident ram. Messed with every setting possible. Tried and tested for over 30hrs. And STILL can't stream in 1080p 60fps. Internet is a steady 24mbs upload. Tried everything from 4000kbs-12000kbs bit rate and nothing has helped. Also Tried downscalling to 720p 60fps and that made it look even worse. Any ideas?
This may sound like a dumb question but are you wired in? Is anyone sharing your internet? I have 40 upload speed and my bitrate can barely hold 6500. Sometimes, even though we run a speed test for our paid for speeds, it wont always output that. Also are you gaming on the same PC youre streaming from? Sorry I dont have an exact answer yet. Every setup is unique and theres a million different reasons why something might not be working
I have 40 up and I’ve been running 1080p60 at 5000. It doesn’t look bad but it still looks pixelated should I bump it up to 6000?
Typically it's recommended you try and output a bitrate of at least 6500 for 1080p. If you're computer or internet can only handle 5000 then maybe try bumping down to 720p. 720 will look better at 5000 bitrate than 1080 will
@@AskCory I have fiber internet with 1gb up and down. If I want 1080p then what do you recommend for twitch and YT I'm currently multistreaming. I thought twitch limited people to 6000?
@@Valkrill From what I understand Twitch says to max your bitrate at 6000, however using a higher bitrate doesnt mean they will reject it. I stream at 8000 to YT and find it provides a good viewing experience to my audience with fast FPS games. However if your PC can handle it then you could also try 10,000. A lot of people do on dual pc setups
I have 40Mb upload speed. Is it okay to go higher than a 6000 bitrate? I see that you’re at 8000
I have 40 as well so that should work as long as your PC can handle it fine.
I hope you read this. But even with 15k bitrate my stream looks very blurry !
I have upload speed of 38k.
What can i do? I am out of options !
8K is the absolute max. Try it with 4,5K and with 6K (maybe also something in between). If you set it too high your viewers will lose the option to watch the stream in source resolution
Hey what gpu do you have if you don’t mind me asking
I have the Nvidia RTX 2080
@@AskCory okay so I just got the 3070 ti today
And I have the 3060 evga that I don’t use anymore, but both gpus , I’ve still have fuzziness or tiny bit of pixilation
It’s more than likely due to your settings and not your physical gpu. Your gpu is much newer and more powerful than mine. There’s many reasons you could still be experiencing issues still. Let’s start at, what resolution are you trying to stream at and what bitrate are you trying to put out?
@@AskCory 1080p60 and 6000 bitrate
Hey Bro, Now Matter What i,ve tried, & God knows i've Done Everything, & Still Its not right, when im Standing still it looks Great, but as soon as i start moving, it gets a bit choppy, and i dont know what the hell to do at this point, and everyone i've asked all tell me these same thing, but just cant get it right, and my PC is No Slouch, I Have a Ryzen 7 5800x, EVGA 3070Ti XC3, 32 Gbs Ram, on a Asus ROG Strix B550 so i know it can definitely Handle it, any suggestions would be appreciated! Upload Speed is Between 40Mbs-42Mbps. Its so frustrating Ugh! Thanks in advance!
Hey man, to be honest its really tough to say. When it comes to fast paced games and a lot of motion, thats typically the deal with streaming. Those moments are less quality. Ive had many people tell me my stream looks so good and I myself still think it looks like crap at times haha. But ive come to accept that on the higher motion games, thats the gig. It'd be easier to keep a clean image on a dual PC setup which I dont have yet. Any chance you could list me the settings you've been streaming with? I know its a lot but the more info I have to look at the better
@its Scarn What's your twitter Ill dm you screen shots would be Much Easier! and people tell me the same thing, that it looks fine! but i dont lol! but like you said i've learned to deal with it, its in games not that there's a lot of motion, just a lot of shit happening in general! Like AC Valhalla, i've been streaming The Anniversary Edition of Skyrim and does it in that as well, not as bad, but close to it! 1 thing i did fix that fixed it a lot was i had the Enforce streaming Encoder setting, i turned that off cause realized it was stopping my GPU from rendering it, so in * OUTPUT- have NVENC NEW Selected, CBR now is at 7000, but was adjusting it between 6000-9000 for the 1080p60, 2 key frames Prestse set to Quality, Profile is set to High Max B frames is 2, Look ahead is NOT selected, Psycho Visual Tuning is Selected.* * VIDEO setting are Base Canvas res, is 2560x1440 Output scaled to 1920x1080, Downscale Filter is set to Lanczos 32bits @60fps* *ADVANCED- Process Priority Set to High was told to select Dynamically change bitrate when dropping frames while Streaming so that is checked off, as well as Enable new Networking Code, Enable Browser source Hardware Acceleration checked as well*
@@Keiffy75Games twitter is linked down below or just search itsScarn and you’ll see I have the same prof pic. All those settings are good, only thing I would say is disable Dynamically Change Bitrate. That is basically telling your PC not to prioritize holding your bitrate to maintain a clean image so it will Dynamically change it to a lower one if it feels stressed or your internet isn’t holding it well. But if you’re saying your internet is good and your PC can handle it, I’d turn it off. I have mine on because even though my internet is 40mbps, it fluctuates a TON so sometimes it may dip to under 10 and my stream starts to crash. The dynamically change bitrate will lower my bitrate automatically when that happens so instead of my streams being choppy and dropping frames, the quality just gets worse but doesn’t skip. Hope that made sense
@@AskCory Ya my Internet is Mostly like yours, it does Dip, just dont now how much it Actually dips ya know? But ill try it anyway, not worried about the PC handling it, its more the Internet now that you mentioned that! it usually holds a good 40mbps BUT there are others in the house that use it as well, when im alone seems to work better then when everyone is Home! Oh well its not that bad, just Annoying to say the least!, thanks for your Reply, and Happy Holidays bro!
I dont stream but thanks for these great tips and tricks.
If you end up streaming some day, you know where to find me haha
36 And anyone who believes in God’s Son has eternal life. Anyone who doesn’t obey the Son will never experience eternal life but remains under God’s angry judgment.” John 3:36
great video thank you
fixed my problem. :D thx
Love to hear it!
So my upload speed is at 10mbps. I've changed my bitrate from 2500 to 5000. And no matter what, It keeps pixilating from time to time. I've even tried switching from 60fps to 30fps. Is there anything else I should fix?
What types of games are you playing? Mainly fast paced FPS games or slower paced MMOs?
Also are you trying to output a 1080p or 720p at that bitrate?
@@AskCory It's a bit of smaller first person games like Minecraft/Roblox/Phasmo. And then flat games like Stardew Valley. And I'm trying to output 720, cuz for sure I would'nt want to try 1080p
Okay good I was going to say at that birthdate trying to push 1080p wouldn’t be worth it. I can say from personal experience that my internet isn’t the greatest and there are moments that my speeds dip or simply can’t hold the bitrate and the quality dips on stream. This is something we can control unfortunately. Since most games you play aren’t very fast paced I don’t think the game is the problem. FPS games can be a lot of rendering and then out pixely. Also know that even too streamers have moments throughout their stream where quality dips. It’s the nature of streaming. Would you say the majority of your stream looks fine and only moments turn out bad or mostly bad? Could also be your PC itself can’t handle the workload. It’s hard cause there could be a million things wrong and only trial and error can solve it if you don’t know the issue
@@AskCory I see. Yes it is mostly clear then pixelates from time to time
Thanks!
Hope it helps!
My specs:
AMD Ryzen 5 5600X
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti
32GB RAM
350-400Mbps download speed
10-11Mbps upload speed
(Connected to router through Wi-Fi)
I am gaming and streaming Minecraft on the same PC. I have set my output to 720p and 48 fps, set my bitrate to 6000, set my encoder to Hardware (NVENC) (new), set my keyframes to 2, set the preset to Quality, set the profile to high, and turned on Psycho Visual Tuning, but my UA-cam streams still look as though I am streaming at 360p lmao
Hey! Something to consider is your connection will be considerably better through Ethernet. Wifi isnt always 100% reliable and be potentially be the cause of your issues. Ethernet should ensure a consistent signal
I have 500 down and 52 upload I have 3060 trying streaming 108060 and the string doesn't look clear on UA-cam any ideas please help me thank you
What games are you playing? Are you gaming and streaming on the same PC? Also what bitrate are you outputting?
@@AskCory Euro Truck Simulator and American Truck simulator on GTA online and yes I use the same PC unfortunately
@@xtreme1913 only reason I asked what game is cause some faced paced / high motion games like FPS can hurt quality especially on the same PC. What bitrate are you trying to output to UA-cam?
@@AskCory I well 108060 I was outputing it looks bad
@@xtreme1913 so the 1080p 60FPS is your resolution you’re streaming at. The bitrate is found in your output put under “bitrate.” It’s recommended that this number be at least 6500 for people streaming at 1080p 60. So double check that number for me
1080/I7-6700/130up.....should be able to run your settings yea? Trying to stream at 1080p, but it's pixelated. Computer is like 5+yrs old lmao
What types of games are you playing? Also are you on a single or dual PC setup? Faster paced games tend to make the stream a little more pixelated. Hard for single PC setups to render the game and put out a crystal clear image. Another box you can check is psycho visual tuning. Helps with those faster paced games
@@AskCory yea single pc setup. Path of Exile....team fight tactics.....Tarkov.....Cod....new world. Psycho is checked
can u actully show the setting and u applying them in the video it was ok to talk about it but i have no idea whats what and need to be shown other then that good vid
The best advice I can give is listening to how I explain each setting and looking at the visual I give to show the settings. From there test your streams in the ways I mentioned at the beginning to see how they effect your stream. In the future I’ll be more mindful of before and after images of how it helps the stream
I try everything I still have the same problem
is it shameful to have a 3090 and cannot stream a non fuzzy 1080 p stream :( ill down grade to 720 p
What’s your internet speed?