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[Archived] When streaming, osu brings a lot of lag spikes and fps is around 60

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0bdex code
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0bdex code
Hello. I'm using Streamlabs obs to stream osu. When I'm trying to stream osu, it will bring lag spikes frequently and the fps will drop down to around 60. When I'm not streaming, osu works fine. I tried what I can do, but no matter what, there are still lag spikes and degraded performance.

I've tried to restart my computer
I tried to see if there was an update for osu
Made sure there weren't any other apps running
Made sure there were no background apps
Looked at your wiki: https://osu.ppy.sh/help/wiki/Guides/Live_Streaming_osu%21
And nothing does not work.

Help.

Info that might be useful:
Windows 10
osu! version: Stable 20200304.1 (latest)
Nvidia GEFORCE
Intel CORE i7 8th Gen
fafa
45 posts
Joined May 2018
fafa
Greetings, it is normal for that to happen. When you are streaming, your streaming program uses lot's of resources in order to run. You are constantly recording and uploading when you stream, that takes a lot of power. You might want to check your stream settings and tinker around with it. My recommendation when it comes to streaming osu! is that you set your bitrate around 3000-6000, I would say that 4500 is more than enough for a good quality stream. Also make sure your setting for rate control is set to CBR.
0bdex code
46 posts
Joined October 2019
Topic Starter
0bdex code

Faltri wrote:

Greetings, it is normal for that to happen. When you are streaming, your streaming program uses lot's of resources in order to run. You are constantly recording and uploading when you stream, that takes a lot of power. You might want to check your stream settings and tinker around with it. My recommendation when it comes to streaming osu! is that you set your bitrate around 3000-6000, I would say that 4500 is more than enough for a good quality stream. Also make sure your setting for rate control is set to CBR.

I put my bitrate into 2500. Tested it, and still, there are lag spikes and fps still is around 60.
HyperSushi
26 posts
Joined December 2018
HyperSushi

0bdex code wrote:

Faltri wrote:

Greetings, it is normal for that to happen. When you are streaming, your streaming program uses lot's of resources in order to run. You are constantly recording and uploading when you stream, that takes a lot of power. You might want to check your stream settings and tinker around with it. My recommendation when it comes to streaming osu! is that you set your bitrate around 3000-6000, I would say that 4500 is more than enough for a good quality stream. Also make sure your setting for rate control is set to CBR.

I put my bitrate into 2500. Tested it, and still, there are lag spikes and fps still is around 60.



Try change your encoder from x264 to Nvenc, Or if you are using Nvenc already change it to x264? Report back to me after you have tested that!
0bdex code
46 posts
Joined October 2019
Topic Starter
0bdex code

HyperSushi wrote:

0bdex code wrote:

Faltri wrote:

Greetings, it is normal for that to happen. When you are streaming, your streaming program uses lot's of resources in order to run. You are constantly recording and uploading when you stream, that takes a lot of power. You might want to check your stream settings and tinker around with it. My recommendation when it comes to streaming osu! is that you set your bitrate around 3000-6000, I would say that 4500 is more than enough for a good quality stream. Also make sure your setting for rate control is set to CBR.

I put my bitrate into 2500. Tested it, and still, there are lag spikes and fps still is around 60.



Try change your encoder from x264 to Nvenc, Or if you are using Nvenc already change it to x264? Report back to me after you have tested that!

In streamlabs, I can only do x264 or QSV. Which both of them still haven't solved my problem.
MusicRitman
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Joined July 2017
MusicRitman
What's your videocard again? "Nvidia GEFORCE" don't give anything, it's just a driver for Nvidia videocards.
0bdex code
46 posts
Joined October 2019
Topic Starter
0bdex code

MusicRitman wrote:

What's your videocard again? "Nvidia GEFORCE" don't give anything, it's just a driver for Nvidia videocards.

I'm using,
Intel(R) UHD Graphics 620
and NVIDIA GeForce MX130

Edit: Here are images that might help.

Streamlabs streaming:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1qx71_O9Q04Av1BYTjRS-CgeYlrGxrsPs

Without Streamlabs:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1AlntC-sxA83fIBILzpQcxfQAcFmJWSdR
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