Stream Indicator should be in the green as much as possible. You can try setting your 'CPU Preset' in OBS' Output settings to something faster if this is an issue. If this reaches 100%, it can result in dropped frames. If you're dropping frames, you can try setting your 'CPU Preset' in OBS' Output settings to something faster.ĬPU should be less than 80% (50% if you're gaming). If frames are dropping, that typically means you are overtasking your computer or internet. This is the number of frames that you have dropped in total. If one of you guys have tried this before and maybe fixed it, I am going to name my firstborn after you.You will want Dropped Frames to be at 0%. Even though I have 'crashed' a thousand times, this is the only crashlog available: I have tried different settings in OBS, so as you can see, I have legit tried SO many things. I am streaming via my GPU, because doing it via my CPU gives me huge drops in-game. Trying a new router (probably gonna do that this week)

The issue with XSplit is that is takes SO much CPU, so that my FPS in-game will be low (from what I have heard) They also forwareded the TCP Port for OBS (1935) Tried an older version of my graphic card (OBS moderator thought it might be a graphic driver issue)Ĭalled my ISP, they dont see any disturbances on my line. Tried both OBS Classic and Studio (also different versions) Lowering bitrate, changing server and resetting streamkey Trust me when I say that I have tried everything including:

My internet does not cut, but OBS seems to just simply lose connection. For 2 months approx my OBS has been disconnecting and instantly reconnecting, when I stream.

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