However, there’s a few other things you can do to make sure you’re not bottlenecking your stream. These are the main settings that are going to make the biggest differences in your stream. If you find that your stream is running smoothly and you want to up the quality slightly you can change the Preset from performance to quality. If you are streaming from your GPU use the settings below:
If your stream doesn’t look great on a 3000 bitrate adjust it down slightly to 2500 to see if you get a smoother stream.
If you find that your CPU is throttling then try option two (NVENC).įor both options, you want to keep your Output Mode to Advanced and Audio track as 1.Īgain just like with the video settings if 1280×720 is struggling we can adjust downwards to find a sweet spot for our computer. If you find that your graphics card is bottlenecking during games try option one (Software x264). This will depend on your build and will differ from person to person. In here we have two options we need to choose between streaming from our CPU or our GPU. Do not set this number any higher as it will put a strain on your PC. If you are scaling from 1080p to 720p output try out Bicubic for this setting.įPS Type should be left at Common FPS Values and this should be set to 30.
You just don’t want to go any lower than 852x480p or your stream will look terrible.įor the Downscale Filter select Bilinear if you’re not scaling between your base canvas and output canvas. However, if it’s still jittery or laggy try moving it down slightly lower. This is going to give your viewers the best possible viewing experience. If you find that everything is running fine while streaming you can test running in 1080p later down the line.
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