How to twitch ETS2 and ATS ???

[McDodge34 [FR QC]]

Ok, I want to jump in the bandwagon of streamers, I know how to record my game with Shadowplay and it works #1 for what I need it for, but now I'm trying to figure out the simple way of streaming to twitch in 720p (my monitor isn't 1080P so I play in 1600*900) with no FPS loss, I've heard about OBS, but that software scares me to death with all its settings and such.

 

For reference, here is my Internet speed test, will I be able to stream in 720P without problems with this

 

[marco6158]

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[Escape [UA]]

I can give you my setting OBS.(720p)

[PursuitGamer6]

You can stream 720p with 11mb up... When you are talking about streaming, all what matters is the uploadspeed.

Do you need help with configuration for OBS?

[McDodge34 [FR QC]]

I'm checking OBS right now, seem more complex that I ever imagined it, and people say we need a real beast to stream, don't think my PC can play the game and stream at 60fps at the same time, it works fine in Shadowplay but trials with fraps was disastrous for me.

 

PC specs :

 

I5 3550 3.3GHZ

16GB DDR3

Gigabyte GTX 770 OC WF3 4GB

OCZ Vector 150 240GB SSD

 

Keep in mind I would dream to be able to afford an upgrade, but I can't and will probably never be able to unless I win the lottery.

[bryangullickson]

Id recommend streaming in 30 FPS and are you using OBS or OBS Multi Platform? with multi platform you would set your base resolution to your monitor size and output resolution to 1280x720 which is 720P and output is the resolution that you broadcast at. as for standard OBS i havent used the standard version in a while due to it seemingly having compatibility issues with win 10 so that im not sure

[cold case]

Hello. Shadow Play is recording in background. But if you have this option (Shadow Play) you have also the opportunity to stream to Twich - please check the NVIDIA Expericance function - there is an cool and easy option to stream to twich in different quality. I know that because i already use it

 

cold case

[McDodge34 [FR QC]]

If I can't stream in 60fps, I won't risk it, I can record and send 60fps video to youtube, why wouldn't I be able to stream it ???

[cold case]

You can try it out. Buuuuuuuuuuut !!! Streaming with 60fps makes the stream laggy - i promise. Because when vsync in-game is enabled you have 57-61 fps. When you have vsync disabled you have (possible) 25-110 fps depend on your graphic settings and where you are in multiplayer - 20-24 player let your framrate drop down real fast. When you have 30fps in-game and stream to twitch with 60fps, 30fps are missing and you have a real mega lag

 

My hint: stream with 30-40 fps

 

With NVIDIA Shadow play you can use the customer settings to set the quality.

NVIDIA Geforce 770 brings you not much frames - but it's recommended to test it for yourself

[El1teZombiezHD]

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