Several people are posting their up/down speeds which are more than enough for a HD stream. Please refer to 1:18 in the video and the text blurb on the screen shortly after that. Higher upload and download speeds are a good thing so if your up/down speeds are = to or higher than what you see there, you will be able to stream perfectly fine. Also, when I say Megabytes or Kilobytes talking about bitrate and upload speed, I mean to say Megabit and Kilobit.
Hello, for some reason, twitch alerts does not work (just stays at the opening screen, no twitch login and the app I found standalone just places 60 files in output folder and "whoops ..." message appears ad does not work). I would appreciate any suggestion if possible. Thx
Maybe less people would ask, if you said and wrote it correctly. You were talking about Mb/s (M like Mega (10^6) and b like bit (not Byte!!!)) You wrote mb/s instead of Mb/s and your were pronuncing it megabyte when you wanted to say megabit. One byte is 8 bits. (We're using b to refer to bits and B to refer to byte) Otherwise, cool vid, thanks a lot.
Hey brad i have been trying to set up twitch alerts and i am using a window capture for the alert, how do i make it so that the viewers cant always see the alert and only when someone donates then the window appears on the screen?
Don't doubt yourself! I've been making videos for a long time (I had an old account like 10 years ago or so for a while) so I have had a lot of experience over the years. Keep making videos, keep practicing, and keep pushing yourself to do better. Take a look at some of your favorite videos or some successful videos and really try to analyze what about that video makes it good and how you can incorporate that into your own. Good luck with your channel!
Wow that is an incredible compliment thank you so much! I'm appreciative of the audience I do have and the fact that my channel is still growing, but at the end of the day its just numbers. Seeing comments like yours are the things that fulfill me and give me a sense of validation!
lol i mostly just clicked all the links in the bio sooo thanks for that! it was nice to have a helping voice in the background tho while i did set-up everything, very helpful!! (honestly the most thought out video on the topic and most helpful in my opinion) +1 sub
I’m trying to build my brand and I haven’t started streaming yet but I will soon. Love these ropes your giving out I’m trying to gain all the knowledge I can before I start.
In regards to testing your internet connection's speed, Mbps stands for MegaBITS per second and MBps stands for MegaBYTES per second. 8bits per byte. Speedtest.net shows Mbps by default. ISPs will try to trick you on this all the time, or they just don't know. Time Warner kept telling me I would have 300 megabytes a second of download speed. Yeah... Sure. awesome video.
I found this really informative and helpful! i have been on and off content creating and looking for get stuck in a little more and watching this has given me a lot of ideas and plans so appreciate it a lot! :-)
mbps (megabits) is actually a very relevant number because bitrates for encoding/streaming are generally expressed in kbps (kilobits), not kilobytes or megabytes, so it actually helps to know your upstream bandwidth in the same unit of measure.
this is an extremely important piece of information required, the video states "Mbps" as megabytes/second, which is incorrect, I spent the last 20 minutes trying to figure out if you really need 3-4 MB/s of upload speed to stream. Awesome video though! and thanks for the comment
Thank you so much! Building my PC now and this is just what I needed to finish my set up and start my dream to become a successful streamer, you the man!
Made my day to read this comment, let me know your username so I can give you a follow when you have your stream setup! Thank you so much for the kind words and best of luck with your channel!
Thank you for the informative video! Wanted to make a Chill stream, but wasn't sure how to do so, if there is an updated version of this video, please let me know! :)
MB is megaBYTES Mb is megaBITS. When looking at internet speeds, they are always talking about megaBITS (i.e. 20 Mbps is 20 megabits per second). There are 8 megabits in one megabyte so that's a much different number. Just trying to help you out fam. Other than that, great video! It's definitely helping me out with setting up my own stream.
thank you man this helps a lot. I've streamed 6+ hours every day after work for over a month averaging 1 view a week but after this it should help everything look a lot more professional / put together so maybe the viewer might want to stay next time :)
The thing about streaming is that it's expensive. Unfortunately most people don't have great internet or an expensive computer. Streaming is something that only people with a lot of free money can do, twitch is clearly for the popular TH-cam. For example the only way you can be seen on twitch is by having plenty of viewers, something that most people won't get, secondly setting this stuff up requires fast computers and apps. Streaming is just something that benefits the few popular steamers and abandons the majority streamers
If you are playing retro or a lot of indie games you really don't need a great computer or connection. And you can even stream directly off of PS4, maybe other consoles as well. But I agree very few see little if anything from streaming. It's fun to do though!
cooleobrad what twitch needs to do is to fix their viewing system. The system is setup to where only the big streamers are being viewed. For example I stream Battlefield 1 and Call of Duty and I found that gaining followers and viewers is quite difficult. For someone with a low budget you're not gonna get anywhere in twitch community. What I think would be great for the community would be for the more popular streamers to ether stop streaming for the day, or give the less popular streaming a shoutout or attempt to help them. This is something only the community can fix
Wow that's amazing to hear! Thank you so much! I would love to start livestreaming more and I think next time I do stream I'll be using TH-cam to see how I like that. Just make sure you're subscribed and/or follow me on Twitter and I'll try to make it known when I'm going to be live. Possibly this weekend or next week because I've really been wanting to stream lately.
I’m using OBS 20.1.3 and have followed the steps however my OBS interface doesn’t show that “plugins” tab on the home screen. I’ve clicked all over trying to “enable” that tab but all I see is start stream, start record, studio mode, settings and exit. How do I enable the clr plugin without that tab?
cooleobrad thank YOU lol. Im super noob to this. Ihavent started yet im actually in the process of building my pc. But question, did u quit twitch? Iwas going to follow :
No I haven't quit Twitch. I was never a big streamer in general, hard to get a following just based off my TH-cam subscribers and playing Overwatch it seems. I'm just focused on school and other projects at the moment, but I'm sure I will livestream more in the future!
For your numbers that you listed for internet speeds, the caps of the letters do matter. "Mb" and "MB" is very different and had me very confused when I had the video paused.
Great video!! nice quality and very informative. Just a quick note on your upload to twitch rate. The max is 3500 as you said, but is it still important to note that people with weaker internet may not be able to view your stream at that rate? I guess we could leave them in the dust:-) I just built a nice intel rig to handle my twitch stream but one thing I'm still curious about is what specific windows to have running (minimized) for Twitch to recognize them. Right now I have - OBS-xbox windows app (nicer than elegato), snaz, moobot, twitch dashboard (only to see how many viewers and stream connectivity) and Streamlabs (alerts) Please let me know if I have anything unnecessary running at the same time. Is there any way of seeing your "current viewers" other than your twitch dashboard? Moobot doesn't provide that. Keep up the great work!
I think people with poorer connections may not be able to view a 3500 bitrate, but if you are a twitch partner people can adjust the quality level of your stream on their end so for Twitch partners it doesn't really matter I don't think. I'm not sure if there is any way to see your current viewers other than the twitch dashboard. But it doesn't sound like you are running anything unnecessary. Best of luck with your streams!
Watching in 2019... still deciding if I should stream or not.. thank you for the comprehensive guide.. 1 question, in using Nightbot, won’t you have issues with copyright when your viewers request popular songs? Thanks.
Definitely recommend you try streaming and thank you for the kind words! You won't have any issues with copyright while you're live, however, after you are done streaming your VOD may be muted in spots with copyrighted songs.
Mb/s is MegaBITS per second. not Bites. There is a difference, before you go phoning your internet provider and bitching. Just know that the lowercase "b" is bits [Mb/s], and a capitialized "B" is Bites [MB/s]. When calculating data transfer, know that it takes 8 Megabits to make 1 Megabite. A common oversight. Thanks for the informative video!
Hey Brad quick question but how can I add a theme to my widgets or my scenes when they don't show up through OBS as well as SLOBS. I also pre-downloaded other themes and they don't show up for me am i looking or doing something wrong?
As someone who's interested in getting my name out there in making videos of a game (in this case dota 2) would you suggest starting by twitch streaming or making vids on TH-cam?
Both. If you really want to become successful and potentially make a living through streaming/video content, you need to reach as many audiences as possible. Streaming and videos also serve different purposes. With streaming there isn't much editing and its all on the fly interaction with fans. Highlights from your stream will make great condensed videos for those that don't have time to go through a multi-hour video for the best part. Also, making guides or other DoTA related videos will help more fans of the game find you when they search for those things on TH-cam or Google.
The mic I'm currently using is the Blue Yeti which you can find here - amzn.to/2hWzQie. I use that in addition to a windscreen (amzn.to/2igChdg) to help filter out sharp s's and p's. I did an unboxing and sound test of this mic on my channel here: th-cam.com/video/x2JY2HZu4yY/w-d-xo.html .
why doesnt the stream labels from the chrome store work ? it just gets stuck on the "a twitch.tv login should appear shortly. Once it does, please login to coninue."
I stream art on twitch, very slowly building an audience (currently 9 followers). Have this HUGE stream delay with about 30 or more seconds of delay. I have good internet and I can't figure out why it's such a big gap. Any help?
I might be wrong, but I think Twitch might have a slight built in delay. There is also an option in the settings on Twitch under 'Channel & Videos' called 'Reduce stream delay' which may also help. Make sure you don't have any delay enabled in OBS as well. Best of luck!
how do you move/crop the webcam down to fit it to the overlay on OBS classic i know how to do it on OBS Studio but not on classic would like to know how if you have a tutorial on it ive been trying to figure out
MENU:
0:00-2:57 Making sure you can stream
2:57-4:20 Open Broadcaster Software overview
4:20-4:35 NerdorDie Overwatch Overlay/Template
4:35-7:05 More OBS overview
7:05-7:32 OBS Settings
7:32-8:08 OBS Estimator
8:08-8:25 Avoiding dropped frames
8:25-9:19 Twitch Bandwidth Tester
9:19-12:21 More OBS Settings
12:21-13:16 Twitch Alerts
13:16-14:26 Stream Labels
14:26-15:26 Nightbot
cooleobrad.. what if my bitrate came out to be 1,136?, is that good enough
Yes
Can you pin this plz
Ty
Several people are posting their up/down speeds which are more than enough for a HD stream. Please refer to 1:18 in the video and the text blurb on the screen shortly after that. Higher upload and download speeds are a good thing so if your up/down speeds are = to or higher than what you see there, you will be able to stream perfectly fine. Also, when I say Megabytes or Kilobytes talking about bitrate and upload speed, I mean to say Megabit and Kilobit.
Hello, for some reason, twitch alerts does not work (just stays at the opening screen, no twitch login and the app I found standalone just places 60 files in output folder and "whoops ..." message appears ad does not work).
I would appreciate any suggestion if possible. Thx
Try emailing their support or posting on Twitch forums or reddit.com/r/twitch
cooleobrad thx
Maybe less people would ask, if you said and wrote it correctly.
You were talking about Mb/s (M like Mega (10^6) and b like bit (not Byte!!!))
You wrote mb/s instead of Mb/s and your were pronuncing it megabyte when you wanted to say megabit.
One byte is 8 bits. (We're using b to refer to bits and B to refer to byte)
Otherwise, cool vid, thanks a lot.
Hey brad i have been trying to set up twitch alerts and i am using a window capture for the alert, how do i make it so that the viewers cant always see the alert and only when someone donates then the window appears on the screen?
This guy deserves more subs
Thank you! Means more than you know :)
Yeah! you seem pretty underappreciated.
Thanks so much!!
Yes! Haha just look at my channel if you want. Dirt compared to yours xDDD
Don't doubt yourself! I've been making videos for a long time (I had an old account like 10 years ago or so for a while) so I have had a lot of experience over the years. Keep making videos, keep practicing, and keep pushing yourself to do better. Take a look at some of your favorite videos or some successful videos and really try to analyze what about that video makes it good and how you can incorporate that into your own. Good luck with your channel!
Watched this video for the second time, probably the best guide on youtube. It's sad you dont got much followers and subs.
Wow that is an incredible compliment thank you so much! I'm appreciative of the audience I do have and the fact that my channel is still growing, but at the end of the day its just numbers. Seeing comments like yours are the things that fulfill me and give me a sense of validation!
TYSM for taking the time and fixing the links and stuff in the future!
Thanks for the help bro, good luck with your streams
This is just what I was looking for!
Man you are amazing , this thing helped mea lot, big ups!
Thank you!!
JustAColombian iii
lol i mostly just clicked all the links in the bio sooo thanks for that! it was nice to have a helping voice in the background tho while i did set-up everything, very helpful!!
(honestly the most thought out video on the topic and most helpful in my opinion)
+1 sub
Thanks for the positive feedback and glad that I could help!
I’m trying to build my brand and I haven’t started streaming yet but I will soon. Love these ropes your giving out I’m trying to gain all the knowledge I can before I start.
In regards to testing your internet connection's speed, Mbps stands for MegaBITS per second and MBps stands for MegaBYTES per second. 8bits per byte. Speedtest.net shows Mbps by default. ISPs will try to trick you on this all the time, or they just don't know. Time Warner kept telling me I would have 300 megabytes a second of download speed. Yeah... Sure.
awesome video.
Thanks for the streaming information. Oh, and merry Christmas! :)
Thanks for the support! Merry Christmas to you as well!
As someone who's looking to get started thank you for laying this out. It was really helpful
Glad I could help!
I found this really informative and helpful! i have been on and off content creating and looking for get stuck in a little more and watching this has given me a lot of ideas and plans so appreciate it a lot! :-)
So glad I could help!
Easily one of the best video on TH-cam for explaining all of this, so thank you very much :)
Thank you for the positive feedback! Glad I was able to help.
Thanks for the in deph video, I will start streaming next week and you basicly saved me from a lot of problems
Glad I could help!
Just realised we all basically got rick rolled from the requested song xD
Wow this is really helpful! It ticks about everything! Thank you so much!
+DudeRobot Thanks for the comment and support!
Thanks for the vid! I needed this, I don't game but teaching via the interweb/streaming is a new challenge. Liked and subbed!
Thank you very much for keeping it simple so even the biggest newbies can get started! You've earned yourself a sub matee
Preciate the sub and thanks for the positive feedback!
That's the best guide I've seen! keep it up bro!
Thanks for the support!
Thanks for showing how to set it all up at the end.
Nice job, just replace "megabytes per second" with "megabits per second". There's a 8x difference between the two.
mbps (megabits) is actually a very relevant number because bitrates for encoding/streaming are generally expressed in kbps (kilobits), not kilobytes or megabytes, so it actually helps to know your upstream bandwidth in the same unit of measure.
this is an extremely important piece of information required, the video states "Mbps" as megabytes/second, which is incorrect, I spent the last 20 minutes trying to figure out if you really need 3-4 MB/s of upload speed to stream. Awesome video though! and thanks for the comment
Thank you so much! Building my PC now and this is just what I needed to finish my set up and start my dream to become a successful streamer, you the man!
Made my day to read this comment, let me know your username so I can give you a follow when you have your stream setup! Thank you so much for the kind words and best of luck with your channel!
just started streaming causally so thanks for insight. great video also.
Extremely useful for any new streamers thanks for all the tips!
Glad I could help and thanks for the positive feedback!
Thank you for the informative video! Wanted to make a Chill stream, but wasn't sure how to do so, if there is an updated version of this video, please let me know! :)
You can always subscribe to be the first notified!
MB is megaBYTES Mb is megaBITS. When looking at internet speeds, they are always talking about megaBITS (i.e. 20 Mbps is 20 megabits per second). There are 8 megabits in one megabyte so that's a much different number. Just trying to help you out fam. Other than that, great video! It's definitely helping me out with setting up my own stream.
thank you man this helps a lot. I've streamed 6+ hours every day after work for over a month averaging 1 view a week but after this it should help everything look a lot more professional / put together so maybe the viewer might want to stay next time :)
Big ups on the streaming grind, I respect the hustle. Glad this video could help you out and best of luck with future streams!
CooleoBrad Thank you man, just gotta keep at it and one day will pay off :)
Big help man! Thanks much I found everything I needed in one stop. Can't wait to start streaming again =)
Glad I could help!
very well structured guide, kudos
Thank you! Love hearing positive feedback
Thank you so much for taking the time to create this!
Glad it could help!
Thank you for showing me your ways!
The thing about streaming is that it's expensive. Unfortunately most people don't have great internet or an expensive computer. Streaming is something that only people with a lot of free money can do, twitch is clearly for the popular TH-cam. For example the only way you can be seen on twitch is by having plenty of viewers, something that most people won't get, secondly setting this stuff up requires fast computers and apps. Streaming is just something that benefits the few popular steamers and abandons the majority streamers
If you are playing retro or a lot of indie games you really don't need a great computer or connection. And you can even stream directly off of PS4, maybe other consoles as well. But I agree very few see little if anything from streaming. It's fun to do though!
cooleobrad what twitch needs to do is to fix their viewing system. The system is setup to where only the big streamers are being viewed. For example I stream Battlefield 1 and Call of Duty and I found that gaining followers and viewers is quite difficult. For someone with a low budget you're not gonna get anywhere in twitch community. What I think would be great for the community would be for the more popular streamers to ether stop streaming for the day, or give the less popular streaming a shoutout or attempt to help them. This is something only the community can fix
VoidX exactly what Solluminati did
You literally helped so much great video👌
Thank you! I'm so glad this could help!
AWESOME tutorial man!! Just getting my channel started and this helped A LOT!
Subscribed and LIKED
Thank you so much! Glad I could help
I plan to start streaming soon hehe. Thanks for the tips my dood! Subbed!
Thanks for the sub!
Nice video thanks for the INFO!!
Extremely helpful video! Thanks for putting in the time :)
This was helpful. Lots of good info. Thanks for the great video!
1 MBit per second = 1/8 MByte per second.
most connections are advertised in MBit/s,
so 10 MBit/s upstream gives you around 1,25 MByte per second.
Any more stream coming up from you? For me at least, you have one of the few voices that i like to listen to in a stream :)
Wow that's amazing to hear! Thank you so much! I would love to start livestreaming more and I think next time I do stream I'll be using TH-cam to see how I like that. Just make sure you're subscribed and/or follow me on Twitter and I'll try to make it known when I'm going to be live. Possibly this weekend or next week because I've really been wanting to stream lately.
Thanks for the tips man. You are a good teacher
Thank you so much! Hearing that genuinely means a lot to me, glad I could help!
this is an awesome video man, extremely helpful!!
+toa murray Thank you for the positive feedback, preciate it!
Excellent video. Pretty much everything I wanted to know. Thanks.
I reallly needed help with my settings and this video helped alot! Thank you
+Bubz-Sýdra Glad I could help! Thanks for the support
Thanks 🙏🏿 I am going to start streaming as soon as I can
Glad I could help! Best of luck streaming!
This is a very useful video. Thanks mate!
Glad I could help!
dude thanks for the vid! I used to stream but my dogs bit my camara and i still need an elgato CC good luck on twitch/youtube m8
Sorry about the camera! But thanks so much for the support!
after a video like that GOTTA sub!
Thank you!
Great video. Also, the speeds are actually in "bits", not "bytes"... a byte equal to 8 bits
P.s. I subbed you, keep making awesome stuff like this
probably best guide video for twitch. Good job (like'n sub) !!
+Lev K Thank you! That means a lot
I'm just gonna like this :3~
Thanks! :)
I’m using OBS 20.1.3 and have followed the steps however my OBS interface doesn’t show that “plugins” tab on the home screen. I’ve clicked all over trying to “enable” that tab but all I see is start stream, start record, studio mode, settings and exit. How do I enable the clr plugin without that tab?
Really good video! Very detail and worth watching! Thanks for the help. Ill check out your twitch too ✌🏽
Thank you so much for the support!
Thanks so much man!! Literally everything ineed to know in one vid
Thanks for the great feedback!
cooleobrad thank YOU lol. Im super noob to this. Ihavent started yet im actually in the process of building my pc. But question, did u quit twitch? Iwas going to follow :
No I haven't quit Twitch. I was never a big streamer in general, hard to get a following just based off my TH-cam subscribers and playing Overwatch it seems. I'm just focused on school and other projects at the moment, but I'm sure I will livestream more in the future!
Thank you I always wondered what I should have open on my second monitor
Ahh very nice
For your numbers that you listed for internet speeds, the caps of the letters do matter. "Mb" and "MB" is very different and had me very confused when I had the video paused.
Yeah I wish I could go back and correct this. Though, I do refer to them as megabytes audio-wise.
yeah, I skipped back a few seconds just to double check what you said
Very helpful, thanks ♥
+IMVUtipsandtricks glad I could help!
im amazed at how that widow missed that headshot
AMAZING JOB! Made everything 100% clear and easy. Got a sub from me for sure :)
Wow thank you so much! I really appreciate that.
Thanks Bruh .
Thanks for the info Bruddah.
this video will help alot of people good job man thankuyou
Glad you like it! Thanks for the support.
love the video man!! so are you viewing the twitch chat on a second computer or just same computer but with a different monitor, different window?
Same comp, different window
Great video!! nice quality and very informative. Just a quick note on your upload to twitch rate. The max is 3500 as you said, but is it still important to note that people with weaker internet may not be able to view your stream at that rate? I guess we could leave them in the dust:-) I just built a nice intel rig to handle my twitch stream but one thing I'm still curious about is what specific windows to have running (minimized) for Twitch to recognize them. Right now I have - OBS-xbox windows app (nicer than elegato), snaz, moobot, twitch dashboard (only to see how many viewers and stream connectivity) and Streamlabs (alerts) Please let me know if I have anything unnecessary running at the same time. Is there any way of seeing your "current viewers" other than your twitch dashboard? Moobot doesn't provide that. Keep up the great work!
I think people with poorer connections may not be able to view a 3500 bitrate, but if you are a twitch partner people can adjust the quality level of your stream on their end so for Twitch partners it doesn't really matter I don't think. I'm not sure if there is any way to see your current viewers other than the twitch dashboard. But it doesn't sound like you are running anything unnecessary. Best of luck with your streams!
Overwatch font is called Kenyan coffee you can download it here: www.dafont.com/kenyan-coffee.font
damn I got 4ms ping, 84mbs download and 111mbs upload.
Brad very helpful have just finished set up.. Wish me luck!
Glad this video helped and best of luck with streaming in the future!
Awesome guide. I'll go follow you on Twitch
Thank you so much!
Watching in 2019... still deciding if I should stream or not.. thank you for the comprehensive guide.. 1 question, in using Nightbot, won’t you have issues with copyright when your viewers request popular songs? Thanks.
Definitely recommend you try streaming and thank you for the kind words! You won't have any issues with copyright while you're live, however, after you are done streaming your VOD may be muted in spots with copyrighted songs.
Thank you! :)
I think you mean megabits per second not megabytes per second. There is a big difference.
How can you play with fps games online with 40ms base ping and upload some Megabits of video in real time? Ping goes crazy. Just wondering..
good video 👍
Super helpful! Thank you for sharing!
Glad I could help!
thank you for this video it helped a lot bro im subscribing and liking
Thanks for taking the time to do this! Very informative... now if I could just get over my nerves...
Best way is to just get out there and do it. Some people are comfortable with a webcam, some aren't.
Mb/s is MegaBITS per second. not Bites. There is a difference, before you go phoning your internet provider and bitching. Just know that the lowercase "b" is bits [Mb/s], and a capitialized "B" is Bites [MB/s]. When calculating data transfer, know that it takes 8 Megabits to make 1 Megabite. A common oversight.
Thanks for the informative video!
You’re completely correct! I tried to clear this up in some of the comments, but whenever I update this tutorial I’ll be sure to fix this.
You got sub, awesome video, helped a lot !
Thank you for the sub! It is very much appreciated.
Hey Brad quick question but how can I add a theme to my widgets or my scenes when they don't show up through OBS as well as SLOBS. I also pre-downloaded other themes and they don't show up for me am i looking or doing something wrong?
As someone who's interested in getting my name out there in making videos of a game (in this case dota 2) would you suggest starting by twitch streaming or making vids on TH-cam?
Both. If you really want to become successful and potentially make a living through streaming/video content, you need to reach as many audiences as possible. Streaming and videos also serve different purposes. With streaming there isn't much editing and its all on the fly interaction with fans. Highlights from your stream will make great condensed videos for those that don't have time to go through a multi-hour video for the best part. Also, making guides or other DoTA related videos will help more fans of the game find you when they search for those things on TH-cam or Google.
thanks for the advice man! I'll keep that in mind when taking the next steps towards making vids :)
Nice video very helpful
Thanks for the tips much needed =D
Really helpful! Just one question; what mic do you use?
The mic I'm currently using is the Blue Yeti which you can find here - amzn.to/2hWzQie. I use that in addition to a windscreen (amzn.to/2igChdg) to help filter out sharp s's and p's. I did an unboxing and sound test of this mic on my channel here: th-cam.com/video/x2JY2HZu4yY/w-d-xo.html .
Cool, thanks!
why doesnt the stream labels from the chrome store work ?
it just gets stuck on the "a twitch.tv login should appear shortly. Once it does, please login to coninue."
I stream art on twitch, very slowly building an audience (currently 9 followers). Have this HUGE stream delay with about 30 or more seconds of delay. I have good internet and I can't figure out why it's such a big gap. Any help?
I might be wrong, but I think Twitch might have a slight built in delay. There is also an option in the settings on Twitch under 'Channel & Videos' called 'Reduce stream delay' which may also help. Make sure you don't have any delay enabled in OBS as well. Best of luck!
Nice dude very helpfull i dropped a like
Thanks!
what version of obs is this? My overlay is completely different and I cant manage any setting the same way u can
Hey cooleobrad thanks for helping! How do i change the alert GIF or whatever it's called
I did speed test and these were my results.
Ping- 7ms
Download- 101.19 mbps
Upload- 122.55 mbps
is this good?
Rad, informative video! Thanks bud! Subbed :)
+Gets1ck88 Thanks for the support!
cooleobrad No prob man. I'm a new creator, please check my page if your bored haha
that was great, funny how you trying to rickroll us :)
You wouldn't get this from any other guy!
how do you move/crop the webcam down to fit it to the overlay on OBS classic i know how to do it on OBS Studio but not on classic would like to know how if you have a tutorial on it ive been trying to figure out
thank you for healping us
Great video! Very helpful!
Thank you!
Good info thanks guy
thanks for the tips.
this really helps✌️✌️
Good informative video!
Thank you