If you are using a capture card to stream your gameplay from a console, you’ll find the option to add it under Video Capture Devices. As everyone’s stream assets will be different from the next, we provided some quick tips below to get you started: When you are done setting up the stream settings, you can now begin making scenes and applying sources to those scenes. In our previous article on setting up your audio, we recommend staying around 44.1 kHz and 48 kHz. On the Audio tab, you can assign your microphone under Devices and change up the Sample Rates if you’d like. Remember you need to allocate some internet to the game so that you don’t lag while streaming! Running a speed test will help determine the amount of internet that you have to dedicate to the stream. 720p, 30fps: Bitrate should be 2500 to 4000 Kbps. 720p, 60fps: Bitrate should be 3500 to 5000 Kbps. According to, the following is a guide to quality and bitrate for what you can pull off based on your speeds: It is directly correlated with your internet speeds as well, so if you have slow speeds, you may not be able to achieve 1080p 60 FPS. The larger the bitrate, the clearer the quality. All of these are in the Advanced settings in the Output Mode.īitrate, which is the amount of data used to encode a single second of video, is important for quality. You will need to tweak and adjust your settings with your specific system in mind. We will give a baseline setting for a computer running an i7-7700 CPU and GeForce 1070 graphics card. The settings you choose here are reliant on your internet and computer that you are using. 
To do this, we are going to start by navigating to Settings and selecting Output on the left sidebar. When you start using OBS, the first thing we want to do is configure your stream.
If you are a new creator looking to use OBS in your setup, you came to the right place. For a more detailed look into OBS and its features, stay tuned for our advanced OBS guide coming soon. One immediate problem though, you’ve set the RGB color range to ‘Full’ instead of ‘Partial’ like it should be.If you are an experienced creator, this section talks about the basics of getting started with OBS. Most commonly this is caused by GPU over-loading, forcing OBS to skip frames due to being unable to complete its compositing/rendering tasks (which use a tiny bit of GPU resources). What is the best FPS for live streaming?.Does higher bitrate mean better quality?.
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