Next, Twitch also has limitation of 6000 bitrate max. This means that you will be cutting your self out of a lot of viewers with bad internet. As someone mentioned earlier - for us, newbies, that are non affiliates or partners there is hardly point on going 1080p30/60 because we are cut out of Twitch transcoding, basically meaning that our viewers will be cut out of option to choose resolution outside the one at which we stream. Video: Base Canvas Resolution: 2560x1440 Output Scaled Resolution: 1920x1080 Downscale Filter: Lanczos FPS Type: Common FPS Values Common FPS Values: 60Īdvanced: Process Priority: Normal -Video Color Format:NV12 YUV Color Space: 601 YUV Color Range: Partial -Network Bind to IP: Default Dynamically change bitrate when dropping frames while streaming (YES) -Sources Enable Browser Source Hardware Acceleration (YES)Ĭheck the last streams to see the blurry and bad quality at my channel Hey! Newbie here too. Streamlabs Options: This is what i'm using now: Output Output mode: Advanced Encoder: Software x264 Rate Control: VBR Bitrate: 6000 CRF: 23 Keyframe interval: 2 CPU Usage Preset: Fast Profile: high
So i'm asking for your help to make me figure out what the best settings for streamlabs is and i will add my gaming-setup aswell.
I have been streaming for 2 months now and i feel like my settings in streamlabs is not perfect.When i watch my stream later i can see that it's blurry and not the quality i want for my viewers.
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