I’ve been setting up the majority of my commands on Streamlabs but, I haven’t had luck to figure out what the !love and !slap commands are and whatever I try, doesn’t work. Does anyone know what the commands are or is it not possible with Streamlabs?
I have been using an Emeet S600 Webcam for OBS when I stream to Twitch. Auto Exposure is always at -5 which is bright and when I uncheck the box, It is way too dark. My lighting is good but I can’t uncheck the box and I feel I have to, I’m trying to make sure my webcam doesn’t become pixelated whilst I stream as I’m aware sometimes it does. Mostly when it gets bright or there’s a lot going on in game.
I’ve tried to add in filters to brighten my camera and it looks so washed out. If I try setting the exposure myself, it is too dark and it is way too laggy. I’m not sure how to fix this. I’ve used the camera software, OBS. I’ve tried using different usb ports, consider me stressed at this point. I don’t know what to do or how to fix this
I have switched from StreamElements to Streamlabs and just wondering how to set up the !Love, !Commands, !Slap commands as I am very useless with the variables
I’d like to setup a Bot for my commands. It would be cool to find a Bot that has a built in !Clip command. Ideally I want something cloud based and simple to setup because, I struggle with the variables. I’m currently using Fossabot but I’m so lost with the command variables. I’d also like a feature where when my Friends first come into chat, they’ll get a shoutout. Not sure if that’s possible but, any Ideas, let me know.
On OBS, I have everything set up as supposed to. The only problem I ever seem to have is whilst I stream and sometimes when people clip moments from my stream, I’ll see that my camera is slightly pixelated or sometimes I do get a flicker.
I’ve been trying to work out what this could possibly be, I’ve tried it in different USB Ports, I’ve went into properties and changed the Resolution Higher and Lower, 60/30 FPS and I’m still having this problem.
The camera I use is an Emeet S600 and on the camera software, It looks really good. When I open OBS and see my camera, it looks good but then, I stream and it sometimes flickers or becomes slightly pixelated.
I know it is not the biggest deal but, it is one of the small things that does stress me. I don’t keep my VODs up because of how pixely it can become, I sometimes don’t even keep clips just because of my camera. I’d like my stream to look good but, unfortunately my camera lets me down.
Some people have told me to turn off the Auto Exposure, mine is always automatically at -5 but as soon as I uncheck the box, It’s so dark. I can move it either way but it lags so bad. I don’t need more lighting because the light I do have, is really good.
I’m not sure if anyone else has this Issue or has had this problem but if you have, please let me know what helped you and what you might think could help me.
I know some people may ask about Bitrate, I let OBS Autoset that for me at 6000kbps, I also use P5. My game always looks good on stream, regardless what I’m playing, It’s just my camera. I would also like to confirm that I do have my camera in a separate scene of its own, I’ve been thinking if I should remove that scene and just include my camera in my game scene as that is the only scene I use it in now.
For the past week I’ve been trying to figure out what the problem is with my webcam. I’ve went to OBS on Discord and haven’t been able to fix my problem.
I use an EMeet S600 webcam and it works on my pc but when I stream, it flickers white. I’ve tried changing USBs, same problem. I’ve went into properties and selected 1080p because I stream 1080p despite it being able to go up to 4k. My Bitrate is 6000kbps as that’s what my OBS configured was my best settings.
Has anyone else had the issue where the camera flickers and no matter what you do within OBS, port you change it to, it isn’t working right?
I was asked to download a usb viewer and screenshot it which I did and my webcam doesn’t seem to appear anywhere on my list.
I have an HP Victus 15L Gaming Desktop - AMD Ryzen 5, GTX 1660 Super, 512 GB SSD
4 USB ports in the back
- Elgato HD60 Capture Card
- EMeet S600 Webcam
-HyperX Mic
-StreamDeck
In the front I have 4 USB ports and 1 Type C port
- Wireless Headset Dongle
- Wireless Mouse & Keyboard Dongle
Should I consider getting a USB Hub to see if this will help or what should I do??
The webcam also sometimes became slightly pixelated, especially when it was bright or a lot happening in game. It didn’t look great and I thought maybe it was exposure. Mine has always been auto on ~5 but when I disable the auto, it’s so dark and regardless where I slide it to, it is so so laggy, it’s awful
This is possibly a silly question but I wanted to ask anyway. Is it possible for me to have my camera 4k, even though my stream output is 1080p?
My webcam has been a little pixelated at 1080p so I looked into some things and discovered I was using 1 core instead of 12? So apparently that could help but if so, can I bump my camera up to 4k or should I avoid that?
My PC is the HP Victus 15L Gaming Desktop - AMD Ryzen 5, GTX 1660 Super, 512 GB SSD.
It was my first PC and I use it to stream to Twitch but I’d like to setup my OBS to prioritise streaming. I’m not sure if I have my Settings Accurate for Bitrate as I’m lost when it comes to that. I’ve always had mine on 6000.
My main problem is my camera. I have an Emeet S600 webcam that can handle 4K which I’d like to be able to use but it flickers white sometimes.
When I am live, sometimes the camera will be slightly pixelated (usually when my screen is bright) or in VODs, clips? My Game will look completely okay but my camera is blocky/pixelated which doesn’t look good. I’d love to fix this but I’m unsure how to.
I’m not sure how much my Internet Speed matters but my upload would usually be 98mbps or above. Download is 251mbps.
I would also like to clarify that I do have my camera in its own scene which I Include into my Game Scene + Just Chatting Scene. I seen somewhere that “Nested Scenes” are better? So I also setup a scene for my 3 Browser Sources - Alerts, Shout-outs and StreamPet that I have Included in 4 scenes.
If you had this experience with a webcam, what would you do or what did you do that fixed it for you? I want my viewers to be able to watch my VODs without the quality lacking when it comes to camera and I’d like them to be able to make clips where my camera quality isn’t lame.
Any help and advice would be really appreciated. Please keep in mind that Im not as techy but is like to learn what I can do to help keep my stream in good quality for my viewers.
What can I do?
Webcam Pixel In Clips
I use an EMeet S600 webcam and I use OBS to stream to Twitch and I’ve realised that when someone takes a clip of my live stream and later I edit, my camera seems pixelated? Just wondering if there’s anything I can do to fix the quality as I’d like to improve it. Getting another camera isn’t an option right now but, if I can prevent it being as pixelated, it would be great.
Also just wondering what is the best size for a webcam to be? Mine is currently 480px x 272.50px, not sure if increasing or decreasing the size if that would help but I’m open to trying.
I use an EMeet S600 webcam and I use OBS to stream to Twitch and I’ve realised that when someone takes a clip of my live stream and later I edit, my camera seems pixelated? Just wondering if there’s anything I can do to fix the quality as I’d like to improve it. Getting another camera isn’t an option right now but, if I can prevent it being as pixelated, it would be great.
Also just wondering what is the best size for a webcam to be? Mine is currently 480px x 272.50px, not sure if increasing or decreasing the side would help but I’m open to trying.
I’d like to use the Blerp Extension just so I can use Walk-Ons for certain people in my chat, would I be able to Add my own video clips for certain people to use and if so, how do I do that? Because so far I haven’t been able to work it out
I’ve been thinking about adding MixItUp Bot to my chat.
Ideally, I’d like to be able to use it for everything. Commands, Redeems, Walk-Ons, Events but I’m not sure if I should. I have 50 Redeems and the majority of those are video Edits because my chat likes to thirst for characters hah. Currently I’m just using Twitch Alerts but, I think it would be cool if I could setup walk-ons for my chat VIPs and Mods but Idk if it’s worth switching everything for, what do you think?
I’ve been thinking about adding MixItUp Bot to my chat.
Ideally, I’d like to be able to use it for everything. Commands, Redeems, Walk-Ons, Events but I’m not sure if I should. I have 50 Redeems and the majority of those are video Edits because my chat likes to thirst for characters hah. Currently I’m just using Twitch Alerts but, I think it would be cool if I could setup walk-ons for my chat VIPs and Mods but Idk if it’s worth switching everything for, what do you think?
I’d like to use a Bot for my streams because I feel like I could put everything on to it. Is MixItUp a good choice to go with?
I’d want to use it for all of my commands, Intros and my channel point redeems which are mostly edits, would this be okay to do or would that be too much for MixItUp? Overall I want to cut down on the sources I have already in my OBS and I’d rather just have the one which would be my Bot. Let me know your opinions?