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TAEdarus · Tue, 29th-Nov-2011, 6:46 PM

Holy shitsticks.
Umm, maybe you're on a fibre optic to the server you're pinging...

Try Sydney or something?

CZE · Tue, 29th-Nov-2011, 6:47 PM

Zoom you should use dxtory to capture and xsplit to simply broadcast. What I've found with xsplit is that while its codec is really nice, its method of screen capture is astoundingly inefficient and it just flat out won't work on many setups. That's the core of your problem. With dxtory you'll get almost identical results with your game running as if you weren't even streaming

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Edit: oh I thought your problem was fps related, my bad. I really think 1000 bitrate is overkill, you can still get wonderful quality with a bitrate of 750.

TAEdarus · Tue, 29th-Nov-2011, 6:49 PM

Strange that it'd cause so much lag on that connection, altho your SanFran speed is woeful...

Have you set the affinity on Xspilt / SC2 if you have a multi-core system to ensure they're not getting rooted by processors by chance?

MooZfY · Tue, 29th-Nov-2011, 6:49 PM

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Originally Posted by TAEdarus

Strange that it'd cause so much lag on that connection, altho your SanFran speed is woeful...

Have you set the affinity on Xspilt / SC2 if you have a multi-core system to ensure they're not getting rooted by processors by chance?

I heard doing that is not safe? o..o idk x.x

TAEdarus · Tue, 29th-Nov-2011, 6:51 PM

Depends how well you built your PC and how much you fiddle...
I normally run SC2 on half the cores, and the encoder / streamer on all of them (if they allow you to).

If you do not have a good PC build then don't bother.

Unstable · Tue, 29th-Nov-2011, 6:54 PM

With those line stats i doubt bandwidth is an issue, have you tried going into the scene options (right clicking on the window your capturing) and making sure capture for motion picture is NOT ticked?

MooZfY · Tue, 29th-Nov-2011, 6:55 PM

@Unstable Yup it's unticked

@TAedarus I tried to ping to Sydney, results are Ping:359 DL=0.16mbps .. Upload:0.58mbps

TAEdarus · Tue, 29th-Nov-2011, 6:57 PM

Do you have the latest version of drivers for everything in your PC and the latest Xsplit?

MooZfY · Tue, 29th-Nov-2011, 7:00 PM

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Originally Posted by TAEdarus

Do you have the latest version of drivers for everything in your PC and the latest Xsplit?

Yup, I have all my latest drivers updated

**Maynarde** · Tue, 29th-Nov-2011, 7:33 PM

Damn you and your incredible connection T_T really wierd that this is happening.

What ISP are you with?

**syfChadMann** · Tue, 29th-Nov-2011, 7:43 PM

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Originally Posted by TAEdarus

Wait, what?
Are you on mobile internet / wireless shit Chad?
Coz thats what i'm on RIGHT now and its faster than that!

Nope - I just don't live in the city with high speed internet... bring on the NBN!!

MooZfY · Tue, 29th-Nov-2011, 8:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Maynarde

Damn you and your incredible connection T_T really wierd that this is happening.

What ISP are you with?

I am with M1

mGGAequitas · Tue, 29th-Nov-2011, 10:03 PM

I have a similar problem, sometimes when i open xsplit everything lags like shit, i get like 10 fps on starcraft even on low settings, i don't even need to be broadcasting. Everything just lags like a bitch

MooZfY · Tue, 29th-Nov-2011, 10:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Aequitas

I have a similar problem, sometimes when i open xsplit everything lags like shit, i get like 10 fps on starcraft even on low settings, i don't even need to be broadcasting. Everything just lags like a bitch

My fps doesn't lag, my net will lag lol

Unstable · Tue, 29th-Nov-2011, 11:01 PM

Have you tried doign a local recording and looking at the VOD to see if it is lagging in the VOD? if it IS lagging int he VOD then you have frame tearing that happens with xsplit and some video cards.

if there is NO lag in teh VOD, then the twitch/own3d or w/e server you are connecting too has a bad international bandwidth connection.

I assume you live in singapore? which means yea those speeds are great, but if your connecting to USA server you might be getting like .5mpbs upload to that server (this happened to me at the FXO office recently)

crAzerk · Tue, 29th-Nov-2011, 11:01 PM

@Frogmite - We are using normal internet, probably 10mb/s , Zoom is on M1's Fibre Optics (100mb/s) that's why he gets those speeds.

It could be an M1 issue, have you tried calling them? Maybe they can have an answer. I think nirvana has the same plan as you so maybe ask him?

MooZfY · Tue, 29th-Nov-2011, 11:17 PM

It doesn't lag when I'm doing local recording, I've already tried to use own3d still same problem T.T

Kyoshi · Tue, 29th-Nov-2011, 11:17 PM

Wtf 93 down and 34 up. I get 25ms 5.17 down and 0.7 up to nearest server. LOL

Unstable · Tue, 29th-Nov-2011, 11:44 PM

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Originally Posted by zoomforyou

It doesn't lag when I'm doing local recording, I've already tried to use own3d still same problem T.T

If its not lagging on local recording it is 100% the connection to the ingest server, I dont know if non own3d partners can connect to the singapore ingest or not, but it should say AP partner in the "server" dropdown in the channel setup.

This is the server I managed to get own3d to install because malaysia net cant stream to anywhere