obs with i7-4770k gtx970 and 16gb ram

[SeanProdTV]

can any one help me with my obs ?
i got a :
i7 4770k
gtx970 asus 4gb
16gb ram hyperx 2600mhz
net 32mb d , 11mb/s u
and my stream looks so much pixelated when the game has motion and my settings are
encoder x264
use cbr
maxbit 2000
enable cbr padding
downscale to 1270 - filter bilenair 60 fps and disable areo
use multithreaded optimazation on, process pirority class high
x264 cpu present very fast
encoding profile main
keyframe int 2
use cfr
and it looks litarly shit. any helps ? all i know is i would need some custom x264 settings , but i dont know how to do it :C
while motion http://i.imgur.com/QqvXGB7.jpg

[[TC] Kyle]

How good is your internet?

[[TC]►BP◄]

(2015-08-04 21:38)Jack Wrote:  How good is your internet?

Quote:net 32mb d , 11mb/s u

[[TC] Kyle]

Oh haha. I tend to use Xsplit myself but have you Googled for a HD settings video?

[[TC]►Carl◄]

There are tutorials on YouTube which may be able to help you, its nothing to do with your hardware though, just the settings. Try raising your bitrate, it might be too low.

[[TC]►Bez◄]

Sean set up your OBS like Twitch asks:

http://help.twitch.tv/customer/portal/ar...r-software

[SeanProdTV]

i did try raising the max bit rate no changes (7000kb/s and no change) and bez that does not work ethier , afaik its something to do with x264..

[[TC]►Bez◄]

Twitch's max bitrate is 3500. You shouldn't have any problems with the x264 so long as you set it up as it is in the link I posted. Maybe your upload speed isnt as high as you think or it could be that someone is uploading as you are streaming? If your house is internet busy this could be the problem.

[SeanProdTV]

uhm.
http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/4557469346

[[TC] Kyle]

Sean, I personally stream on YouTube because I can stream at 14k bitrate so it make my stream looks good but I'm just saying it might be better on YT...

[◄Chuck►]

60fps seems high. Especially seen in relation to your bandwidth and cpu.
You want the CPU to produce 60 frames, take less than 16ms per image and don't get above 2000kbits(or bytes, w/e) for those 60 images. That's difficult. Not to forget to run the actual game, which requires some resources as well.