With a good uploading speed, 4000-6000kbps is an ideal bitrate for 1080p streaming.Ĭlosing any unnecessary apps before going live can improve the quality of your stream. Bitrateĭifferent platforms require different bitrates.
If you set the number higher than 30, you’ll put a strain on your low-end PC. The FPS Type setting on your PC should stay at Common FPS Values and set to 30. If you achieve smooth running and want a clearer stream, test-run your PC in 1080. To improve the quality of your stream, the best setting for your base resolution is 1280×720.
Keep your Audio Track at 1 and the Output Mode at Advanced for both options.
If you’re streaming from your GPU and your stream is running smoothly, you can better the quality by changing the Preset from performance to quality. If your CPU is still throttling, try option two (NVENC). If your stream isn’t any good at a bitrate of 3000, try scaling it down to 2500 to see if you get a smoother stream. Adjust to 1280x720p and reduce it as required till you achieve stable streaming quality. If your graphics card is acting up during games, you can first try option one (Software x264). Output Settingsĭepending on your PC’s build, you can stream from your CPU or GPU. If you’re not scaling between the base and output canvas, select Bilinear. However, don’t go lower than 852x480p, as doing so will make your stream look horrible.įor the Downscale Filter, select Bicubic if you’re scaling from 1080p to 720p. If it’s still lagging or unclear, keep moving it slightly lower. Select the appropriate video source(s), and you’ll be set to start recording.Changing the output scaled resolution setting will give your audience the best viewing experience. This will give you several options, including Game Capture, Window, or Video Capture Device (for capturing webcam video). Find the Sources box at the bottom of the screen and click +. Next, you’ll need to add your video source(s). Then verify that it has the right audio device selected or change it if you’re using another device. You can do this by clicking Settings > Audio. Once you’ve run the auto-config tool, check that OBS is set up for your preferred audio device. This should include the settings for your recording, resolution, encoder, bitrate, and other settings. Run this tool to let OBS automatically check your system’s requirements and attempt to find the settings appropriate for your computer. If the Auto-Configuration Wizard tool doesn’t automatically pop up, you can find it in the Tools menu at the top of your screen. When you first open OBS Studio, you should be prompted to go through the auto-configuration process.
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