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Image 1 — After about an hr of streaming StarCraft 2 my fps drops and my computer feels very lagy, (only when streaming) any tech experts able to give me any tips here?
Image 2 — After about an hr of streaming StarCraft 2 my fps drops and my computer feels very lagy, (only when streaming) any tech experts able to give me any tips here?
Image 3 — After about an hr of streaming StarCraft 2 my fps drops and my computer feels very lagy, (only when streaming) any tech experts able to give me any tips here?
Image 4 — After about an hr of streaming StarCraft 2 my fps drops and my computer feels very lagy, (only when streaming) any tech experts able to give me any tips here?
Image 5 — After about an hr of streaming StarCraft 2 my fps drops and my computer feels very lagy, (only when streaming) any tech experts able to give me any tips here?
Image 6 — After about an hr of streaming StarCraft 2 my fps drops and my computer feels very lagy, (only when streaming) any tech experts able to give me any tips here?

After about an hr of streaming StarCraft 2 my fps drops and my computer feels very lagy, (only when streaming) any tech experts able to give me any tips here?

I use a 2560x1440 Primary monitor with 120hz, and a 2560x1440 as my second monitor with OBS+chat. My starcraft 2 settings are always on medium, so the minimum.(besides low)
This has been happening for months now I must be using some sort of wrong settings in windows or obs? Any help would be much appreciated

u/Loudly_muted — 5 days ago

What setups are y’all using to stream?

Looking to start streaming, just wondering what setup y’all are running? And any webcam recommendations? Also if any tips or other gear I should look into? Looking to do this professionally.
Current specs:
Rtx 5080
i9 14900kf
64gb DDR5-6000
3tb ssd

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u/Late-Initiative3202 — 5 days ago

Multistreaming to Twitch + YouTube (horizontal and vertical) is destroying my PC

I recently switched from streaming only on Twitch to streaming on both Twitch and YouTube, with horizontal and vertical streams on each. The problem is that my PC can barely handle it. I'm using Streamlabs Ultra, and the lag is still horrible. Sometimes I can't even load anything, and my stream will completely freeze for several seconds. What's the most efficient way to stream to Twitch and YouTube in both formats without killing my PC?

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u/CardboardGlasses — 5 days ago

Multistreaming to Twitch + YouTube (horizontal and vertical) is destroying my PC

I recently switched from streaming only on Twitch to streaming on both Twitch and YouTube, with horizontal and vertical streams on each. The problem is that my PC can barely handle it. I'm using Streamlabs Ultra, and the lag is still horrible. Sometimes I can't even load anything, and my stream will completely freeze for several seconds. What's the most efficient way to stream to Twitch and YouTube in both formats without killing my PC?

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u/CardboardGlasses — 5 days ago
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Habt ihr Erfahrungen mit den Streonor Stream Controller S 15?

Moin, ich hab gerade mit Streaming angefangen und wollte mir deswegen auch ein Stream Deck zu legen Ich hab schon ein bisschen geschaut und wollte mal eigentlich eins von Elgato holen. Jetzt habe ich Geburtstag und habe von meiner Mutter den Streonor Steam Controller S15 bekommen. Da ich mich bisher nur über das Algarve informiert hab, kannte ich diese Marke auch nicht und habe jetzt bei meiner Recherche auch Nix dazu gefunden. Kennt jemand dieses Stream Deck und ist das gut?

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u/Fragrant_Feeling_851 — 8 days ago
▲ 49 r/streaming+1 crossposts

Turn your Android phone into a webcam + mic

The sheer amount of effort one has to go through to do this frustrated me enough. All I wanted was to use my phone as a camera and microphone on my computer. Every app I tried wanted an account, a subscription, or sent my video through someone else's servers. So I built my own.

Plug your Android phone into your PC, double-click one file, press 1. Your phone's camera and mic now work in OBS, Discord, Zoom, Teams, anywhere. You can also record straight to a video file.

No accounts. No internet needed. Nothing leaves your computer. It's free.

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u/blueredscreen — 12 days ago
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Can you stream GTA with Audio?

I am streaming to twitch from a Xbox Series X. Most games apart from any GTA streams with audio. I turn off the radio and it still doesn't work. Any fixes that dint involve buying a pc set up.

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u/Imagine_Theory — 11 days ago
▲ 2 r/streaming+1 crossposts

New streamer looking for advice on face vs. avatar

Hey friends! Just putting this out there for unbiased advice and opinions as a new streamer looking for help with the direction of my "brand".

I'm struggling with face vs. avatar (currently PNG moving into 3D model). I've received feedback from people close to me that don't usually watch streams that they think I should move back to a face cam. I've been working to develop a PSX themed stream complete with my crusader avatar and a voice filter (still WIP). He's not as expressive yet, so it's not a direct comparison.

It comes down to this. What are your thoughts on if I should stick with my face on stream, and make the stream theme work with it, or continue to develop my VTUBER thing? I'm not sure what comparisons can be made with what would be more successful. Please give me your thoughts, and thanks for your time! Video examples attached below:

VTUBER Avatar| Face

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u/Klimhazzard — 11 days ago

Which platform is the best to grow on?

Now, I've always wanted to post on yt, I already do post there. But it's all short form. I've streamed every once in a while on yt, but views have been awful recently. Should I just switch to Twitch, stream there, and just post video on YT? Or is it harder to get viewers on Twitch?

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u/Party-Ganache7504 — 14 days ago