Streaming choppy

CS:GO surf gameplay and funny moments with friends in comp but I want quality and 60 fps. The problem is, when I record, OBS drops frames and stutters. I have the following system specs:Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 1600GPU: XFX RX 580RAM: 16 GB 3200 mHzOS... its_mak0 Thread Feb 25, 2021 laggy rx 580 Replies: 1 Forum: Windows Support T Streaming and Recording but the recording is very choppy or just a still frame for the entire stream but the stream output is fine. So I've been recently streaming and trying to record my clips at the same time because my streams on twitch can only go up to 1080p but my monitor is 3080x2160 s0 it looks better when I edit videos to make for youtube videos. But as I have problem recently my recording clips have been really... TheGoofyAsian Thread Feb 18, 2021 choppy footage laggy recording streaming Replies: 4 Forum: Windows Support

It, streaming with screen-capture has become much more CHOPPY. Before the updates, I streamed with a 1080p, 60fps, 10,000 bitrate setup in the this app settings. Now, since the new update (and no my WiFi/device hasn’t changed) the stream can’t handle 10,000 bitrate AT ALL, and is WAY TOO CHOPPY/LAGGY. HUGE PROBLEM. The only bitrate that works now is 5,000 MAX, just so the stream isn’t choppy, and boy is the quality/resolution low. FIX THIS PLEASE. 10,000 bitrate should not be laggy on an iPhone with the latest software. Thank you. This is a cool app, BUT the remote doesn’t work because on the software I have for my Mac the settings section doesn’t have a “Remote control” tab so I reinstalled it and now my video won’t show. You have to do all this extra stuff and the tutorials make it look easy...”Well all you do is this!” And it’s not that easy! Maybe t works better if you use a Windows PC, but I don’t. So the whole think stinks!!I gave it 2 stars for mere potential, but it’s a waste of time! There’s no real help for the problems I’m having and it leaves you googling for answers to which there is no help.You WILL get frustrated with this! I was very happy that I could finally stream, but when I started streaming, I went on my laptop to see if it was working, and it was not. And also, I cannot change the title of the stream before the stream begins. I watched a video on it and there is supposed to be a “pencil” that doesn’t exist. I am on iOS and O made sure that I had screen recording on, and I had already had it on. If it actually worked for me, I would give it 4 or 5 stars. I had just waste 40 minutes of my life trying to figure Streamlabs out. Disappointed. ⚠️ Share your Experience & Warn Others » I was really excited to see that this app has a live streaming app. The overlays are easy to set up and it's a great looking app, but there is NO SOUND for the notifications.It might just be my issue, but my stream keeps randomly dropping when I use Streamlabs. I reached out to SL for this issue in the Discord. The support channel is flooded and all my attempts are overlooked. My other streaming app offers the SL overlay integration, (offers sound notifications for a fee) and doesn't crash on me several times a stream. What works well: If I want to broadcast my camera feed, this has worked really well. Did a crafting video for two solid hours

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But the stream isn't smooth Hello everyone. I'm sorry if this issue was already solved here, I tried my best but didn't find a solution, so I decided to ask for help myself. I'm streaming games on twitch and often the stream looks a bit laggy/choppy as if the framerate drops, but the OBS shows zero dropped frames and the... udavka Thread Dec 11, 2023 drops help laggy shoppy smooth Replies: 0 Forum: Windows Support D Help with OBS Issues Hello, I have finally given up and am here for help hopefully. So here is the gist of it OBS was running great last year until I can remember December time. I had no issue recording and re-watching my recordings. Until out of nowhere, my recordings when I watch them back are super choppy and... DansTheGod Thread May 18, 2023 choppiness laggy recording Replies: 1 Forum: Windows Support V Obs video is choppy and laggy I've tried to do everything with the youtube videos and forums but nothing seems to work. Even if the quality of the video is bad and the fps is low, it still lags the same as if everything was maxed out. It occurs on all my games as well. Pls help.specs:GPU - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060CPU -... Vince Carter Thread Mar 13, 2023 graphics quality laggy recoding problems Replies: 5 Forum: Windows Support C OBS Suddenly not recording smoothly. Hi about 3 days ago my OBS was working just fine. Recording with no stuttering and it was quite smooth but not no matter what I do I cannot get it to record smoothly. It definitely does not look 60 fps, it looks more like 20 lol. Any idea on whats going on? Here goes my most recent log. I am so... catescdc8 Thread Dec 1, 2022 encoding help lag laggy recording stuttering Replies: 0 Forum: Windows Support Recording stuck/laggy when recording Roblox or any other game Hi! I am having trouble recording my videos.. Whenever I try to record a video. The video starts to freeze, but the game doesn't. How can I resolve this?

To optimize the settings for live streaming. While every camera will have some of its own specific settings, there are a few universal ones that will help you get the best image quality and smooth streaming experience.1. Resolution and frame rateOne of the first things to consider when setting up your live stream is resolution. For most platforms, streaming in 1080p is standard for a crisp, clear feed and is the best resolution for streaming video. You should avoid going higher than 1080p unless you have a strong internet connection and streaming software that can handle the higher bandwidth of 4K streaming. Remember, higher resolution requires more processing power and a faster upload speed.If you're looking for the best resolution for streaming video, 1080p at 30fps (frames per second) or 60fps will usually be your sweet spot.60fps is ideal if you’re doing action-packed streams, such as gaming or sports, where smoother motion is required.2. Shutter speedThe shutter speed plays a significant role in the overall look of your stream. The general rule of thumb for live streaming is to set your shutter speed to double your frame rate. So if you're streaming at 30fps, set your shutter speed to 1/60. If you're going for 60fps, set your shutter speed to 1/120.Setting the shutter speed to twice your frame rate will give your stream a more natural look. If you go too fast or too slow with your shutter speed, your stream might look choppy or unnaturally smooth, which can distract your audience.3. ISO and exposure The ISO controls the sensitivity of your camera’s sensor to light. You’ll want to adjust the ISO to ensure your stream isn’t too dark or overly bright. The general advice here is to keep your ISO as low as possible to avoid introducing grain or

Higher the resolution, the more data will be usedChoose where to save HD version of your stream on your SD memory card.Finally, tap “Go Live” (or press the shutter button) to begin your live streamDetails like stream title/description, location, and visibility settings will be set inside your platform.Some live streaming platforms allow for a persistent (static) key – allowing you to use the same URL every time you stream.Check with your preferred streaming platform and avoid generating a new URL each time.Please note: GoPro live streaming supports only RTMP and RTMPS URLs only. Other URLs (like RTSP, HLS) aren’t supported.More Reading: 5 Ways to View GoPro VideosHow much data will live streaming consume?Expect to consume roughly 600MB to 1.5GB of data for every hour of live streaming, depending on your video resolution.What resolution will you shoot in? Aside from the Hero9 Black and Hero8 Black, you can only stream in 480p or 720p resolution with GoPro camera.Here’s an overall chart for data consumption per hour for different resolutions:480p: 562.5MB720p: 900MB1080p: 1.5GB (This is the max streaming resolution available with GoPro and is only available with the Hero8 Black and newer)2K: 3GB4K: 7.2GBHow do I fix a choppy live stream?It’s preferable to film via a WiFi connection rather than a personal hotspot.If you choose to shoot with a personal hotspot (on data), ensure you have a solid, consistent signal and a decent data plan.Why won’t YouTube allow me to live stream?It could be one of three problems.First, you might not have enough subscribers. YouTube requires a minimum of 1000 subscribers to live stream via mobile. If you have fewer than 1000 subscribers, you can still live stream through desktop and webcam. This would be a great time to set up your GoPro as a webcam. Here’s how to do it.Second, you