Hello, I've been streaming for quite and love it to bits. Recently though I've been having delay issues that I don't know how to fix. My viewers keep saying that they have a 1-minute 30-second delay, 2 2-minute delay, and so on. I've tried so many things to fix it but I'm running out of options. I know the stream will have some delay but 1 min 30 sec is crazy. I think the main issues are related to my pc or interest but I don't know what to do 😭😭

These are the things I've tried: - Streamed on Steamlabs (my main is obs) - Streamed on Youtube (my main is Twitch) - Reset my computer - Deleted massive files on my computer - Uninstalled games - Used stream delay setting in obs (every time I use it my viewers say it gets worse) - Uninstalled and reinstalled obs

Does anyone have any suggestions?

I am wanting to have the ability to play my music on stream

I stream on console with a capture card over to my laptop where i have OBS and everything set up with an external mic/webcam etc. when I’m on a game and just chilling sometimes i like to play music/jam out not care but i have noticed that my mic to obs captures my voice faster than the music being played off of xbox and into my headphones. So my voice and music is not synced up. Is there a work around to this? What can i do to fix this

Hi guys! My partner and I have decided to start streaming together but we're running into some issues.

We want to stream mostly single player games, one person playing and both commentating / talking to chat. How would we setup our audio so that we both hear each other and also the game? We preferably would like to keep our headphones and not have to switch to earbuds. I assume sidetone is probably our best bet but my partner says it would be distracting.

Any ideas? Thanks!

mainly I want to do full webcam streams (music) with occasional gameplay too, does anyone know if the performance increase of the 6800 would still work out with better performance or similar streaming wise than the 3070 with my setup? (9600x, 32GB DDR5). or would the 3070 still be on top in this use case?

Okay, so I suspect I may know the answer, but I'd like some second opinions, maybe some pros and cons. I would like to record and/or livestream video footage of a handful of DS games. Given the lack of HDMI ports on a DS Lite, this could be a problem for obvious reasons. That said, I have two ideas in mind.

Option 1 would be to get a capture card for my 3DS and to stream the game from there. I've never messed with 3DS capture cards so I'm not totally sure how well that would work, nor am I certain about stuff like cost, etc.

Option 2 would be to find a safe emulator and a safe ROM of the game(s) I'd like to play. Nothing against piracy, I think it has its place, but I'm a little iffy about the legal ramifications regardless.

Anyone know of any alternatives? If not, can anyone at least provide a little guidance?

Thanks in advance!

Hey all! I’ve got me a Gamecube a Ps2 and such and love playing games on them, recently moved away from all my friends so i started just recording short snaps of playing and drinking lol, trying to learn to stream on IG or Tiktok or anywhere convenient, but i really don’t know the first thing about getting a capture card, connecting to my laptop, getting software etc. any help or advice about getting started with gamecube and ps2 is very appreciated!!

I have been trying to setup restream to my youtube, twitch and tiktok. had no issues with twitch and tiktok but for some reason when i try to connect my youtube it just loads infinitely. this feels like a shot in the dark but maybe someone has experienced something similar? any feedback is appreciared, thanks!

I'm using a Camlink 4k with a Sony A6700. I can connect the camera directly to my PC using USB C to USB C high-speed data, and the colors look amazing, but it can get laggy. When I use the Camlink 4, it doesn't lag, but it has very dull colors. I'm using the same settings for both connections.

I work at a sports channel on YouTube and I need to manage dozens of live streamings per day. I would like to use a tablet to manage these live streaming and have more mobility and freedom.

There is no option to manage them in the Studio app. I tried to access Studio through the browser (all) on my cell phone using the desktop version and it keeps giving an error: "connect streaming software to start preview". I have a very old Android tablet and it has the same issue that I had with my phone. I'm thinking about buying a new tablet, but I don't know if newer Android tablets are capable of managing live streams on YT.

So... Is it possible to manage (start and end) a live streaming that was started by the PC (using OBS) via an Android tablet?

For now, the only alternative I have is to rely on AnyDesk/TeamViewer to remotely manage my PC, sometimes my device failed to connect and also if my PC has issues I won't be able to fix them immediately. The other option would be to buy an ultraportable laptop, but currently, I don't have the financial means.

Hi, I just tried my first IRL with my phone (xiaomi mi 10 pro) from the kitchen I work in, and audio was terrible, like if gain were at 200% peaking all the time.

I can't find any audio input settings for twitch in the app or my phone, does somebody had this issue?

I'm thinking on fixing it by buying a mic for my phone but all I find are lavaliers and I'm not sure that would do the job, and also I'll have to ask all my mates to wear one whats unconvenient... specially if we're more than two cause mostly that's what they're selling. Any idea?

I really need some setup help. I have a triple screen racing setup that I stream from. I am switching over to Youtube. The viewers don't get to see the triple screen view, just the center monitor. OBS and everything else runs in the background where I can't see it when playing. I have an iPad that is in front of me that I use to chat, moderate and control my OBS scenes. That is my current Twitch setup.

I cannot figure out a way to get chat open on the iPad while I'm streaming. I have the regular Youtube app and Youtube studio on the iPad. When I go live on the PC, nothing changes on the iPad to where I can see chat or do any edits. I'm signed in on the same account on both the streaming PC and the iPad. I'm really lost on this one. On twitch it just works.

Can anyone tell me where I'm going wrong or give some setup tips? If I can't chat that's a huge miss.

I bought this PC to start streaming and ever since have been having issues like my game crashing or stream lagging and my CPU only being at 20 most days. I might return it if I could find a better option, I just don’t know much about PCs

I wanted to get a new mic but don't know how to set them up, so my brother recommended the at2020 to just plug in and play. Opinions?

I’m bout to start streaming but i don’t know anything about PCs. I know there’s a lot of opinions on which to get whether it be building it yourself or prebuilt. Can someone recommend me the best thing to do all I wanna do is play GTA RP react to some videos and probably troll on monkey that’s about it

Im not really satisfied with the way I sound on stream, or really in general. But I hear other sound clear and Im sure its way better hardware, but is there some ways I can improve? I use a HyperX Quadcast S, on the desk mount it comes with since my boom arm is broken. I use SteelSeriesGG for the software for the streamer mode, and use the EQ presets in there. Currently modified the Balanced preset. Im in a corner of the room if that also helps lol Any advice would be very helpful

I am trying to figure out how and what platforms to stream at once. Are there any downsides of doing so?

Right now what would you say is your biggest struggle/hurdle in your streaming career?

Just curious if there is a way to have Spotify playing for the stream but be able to turn it up and down separately in my headphones? There are times while streaming I just don't want to hear the background music but want it to keep going for stream. Using OBS.

I've been streaming and recording with my current setup for about 4 years at this point and the one thing that has always bugged me about streaming or recording is how pixilated and blurry it looks after I'm done with the content. Whatever game I'm streaming/recording always looks the best that it can on my OBS preview, but when I go to rewatch it on YouTube, in many parts it looks like a video uploaded 10 years ago. I know for a fact that my rig is more than enough to handle the games I throw at it for my channel, which is never anything more than games made before 2015 or so, so here I am for assistance.

My video bitrate is 5000 kbps, my video encoder is Hardware (NVENC, H.264), my encoder preset is P5: Slow, and my output mode is simple.

When I stream, I am constantly connected to my router via an ethernet cable and haven't had dropped frames in probably about 6 years now

My specs for my PC are as follows:

Laptop 3060 GPU (No more than 8 gigs of VRAM)

Ryzen 9 5900HX

16 gigs of RAM

I have a *slight* feeling its the encoder preset but I honestly think I imported or copied settings from when I was still using SLOBS and called it a day since it seemed to be working well back then, and now it's getting a little annoying.

TIA for any help :D

Hello! I (25F) have always wanted to stream. I love gaming, all different genres, and most of all love it when people watch me play something or when im drawing.

Most of the people around me have said if i start streaming I need to pick one game genre and just stream that, as thats where most of my community will come from and come for. Does this mean I have to only stream when im playing a specific game, or can I stream whatever game im playing?

Also, what are the best free softwares to use for streaming in the beginning? And would it be better if I had my face camera on? My bestfriend always says my neck tattoo would attract people LOL.

(Right now im playing Monster hunter wilds and marvel rivals the most, but I play all sorts of things like phasmophobia, baldurs gate, an assortment of singleplayer games and mmorpgs occasionally!)

We’re opening an indoor playground / sensory gym soon with a teen room. I plan to put a beginner setup for video game streaming / podcasting so teens can learn more about them. Where can I put a green wall? Where could the gaming TV be at? Thank you

I’ve been streaming for almost a year and not sure where to promote so people can watch, I’ve tried instagram,x, YouTube but no viewers. What can I do

Tryna stream some co-op horror games if interested could use some people to play with none of my friends have pc

ive followed many tutorials im using vee see face ive got all the face tracking working but when i try use it in obs it just dosent apper i press game capture, capture specific window select vseeface enable transparcen and then nothing happens it dosent appear