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Setting up my stream

Setting up my stream

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Yahli987
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01-12-2022, 11:38 AM
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So, I'am trying to stream fortnite with my Intel core i5 7500 and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 Ti 8GB. Program I'am using is streamlabs and i know the problem is in encoder. Every time I use NVENC encoder, I experience a lot of input lag in fortnite. It's basically unplayable for me as a semi-pro player. On the other hand, the stream is running smooth. Atleast it is watchable. When i use Software (264x) encoder, i feel like gameplay doesn't change at all. The only issue is that game is not loading textures and stream is skipping frames, a lot of them. It's basically unwatchable. My internet connection is stable 50 download and 5 upload. Any advices? (I'am aiming for game experience as playing with software (264x) and stream quality with NVENC)
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Yahli987
01-12-2022, 11:38 AM #1

So, I'am trying to stream fortnite with my Intel core i5 7500 and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 Ti 8GB. Program I'am using is streamlabs and i know the problem is in encoder. Every time I use NVENC encoder, I experience a lot of input lag in fortnite. It's basically unplayable for me as a semi-pro player. On the other hand, the stream is running smooth. Atleast it is watchable. When i use Software (264x) encoder, i feel like gameplay doesn't change at all. The only issue is that game is not loading textures and stream is skipping frames, a lot of them. It's basically unwatchable. My internet connection is stable 50 download and 5 upload. Any advices? (I'am aiming for game experience as playing with software (264x) and stream quality with NVENC)

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jettli3
Junior Member
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01-21-2022, 07:28 AM
#2
Are you certain your scenes and overlays are configured correctly? Did you confirm it's "game capture" instead of "display capture," as this has led to several problems for me due to multiple screens? Please clarify the issue you're facing.
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jettli3
01-21-2022, 07:28 AM #2

Are you certain your scenes and overlays are configured correctly? Did you confirm it's "game capture" instead of "display capture," as this has led to several problems for me due to multiple screens? Please clarify the issue you're facing.

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Vinceb11
Member
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02-07-2022, 09:52 AM
#3
Isn't NVIDIA using its own streaming solution? Could be worth considering. Many YouTubers have tried it before. Obs could be another free alternative. Also, your streamlabs issue with x264 might relate to bitrate. X265 should be a more efficient encoder for CPU use.
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Vinceb11
02-07-2022, 09:52 AM #3

Isn't NVIDIA using its own streaming solution? Could be worth considering. Many YouTubers have tried it before. Obs could be another free alternative. Also, your streamlabs issue with x264 might relate to bitrate. X265 should be a more efficient encoder for CPU use.

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xSpyro93x
Member
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02-11-2022, 09:27 PM
#4
You can test x265 by adjusting your settings to use it during the stream. Regarding the 2000 bitrate, it may be high depending on your connection quality.
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xSpyro93x
02-11-2022, 09:27 PM #4

You can test x265 by adjusting your settings to use it during the stream. Regarding the 2000 bitrate, it may be high depending on your connection quality.

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TheSimpsonsTV
Junior Member
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02-13-2022, 01:44 PM
#5
Streamlabs relies on the OBS platform, which might not fix the problem. For the NVIDIA setup, you're correct—connecting a compatible streaming service is the best approach. The overlay customization options are better handled through that method.
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TheSimpsonsTV
02-13-2022, 01:44 PM #5

Streamlabs relies on the OBS platform, which might not fix the problem. For the NVIDIA setup, you're correct—connecting a compatible streaming service is the best approach. The overlay customization options are better handled through that method.

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02-18-2022, 08:50 AM
#6
I previously attempted that, and the streaming felt identical to using the NVENC encoder—slow but manageable. I’m now checking if using the x264 encoder would be more feasible on my PC.
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BuddyTheTurtle
02-18-2022, 08:50 AM #6

I previously attempted that, and the streaming felt identical to using the NVENC encoder—slow but manageable. I’m now checking if using the x264 encoder would be more feasible on my PC.

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Soraniv
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03-05-2022, 04:20 AM
#7
Your output resolution is set appropriately.
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Soraniv
03-05-2022, 04:20 AM #7

Your output resolution is set appropriately.

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Carsland123
Senior Member
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03-05-2022, 05:58 AM
#8
1280x720
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Carsland123
03-05-2022, 05:58 AM #8

1280x720

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03-05-2022, 06:46 AM
#9
You might consider using Shadowplay for capturing or Intel QuickSync as the renderer in OBS. I'm not sure if these are available in the Streamlabs version.
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TornadoWarning
03-05-2022, 06:46 AM #9

You might consider using Shadowplay for capturing or Intel QuickSync as the renderer in OBS. I'm not sure if these are available in the Streamlabs version.

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_dauerzocker_
Member
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03-08-2022, 04:37 AM
#10
I've talked about shadowplay earlier and i dont see quicksync in streamlabs anywhere
what exactly does it do? I can probably switch to obs if theres no other option.
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_dauerzocker_
03-08-2022, 04:37 AM #10

I've talked about shadowplay earlier and i dont see quicksync in streamlabs anywhere
what exactly does it do? I can probably switch to obs if theres no other option.

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