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OBS-Studio 18.0.0 with FTL.0.9.0
OBS-Studio 18.0.0 with FTL Support and Browser Source
Change log:
- Updated to OBS Studio 18.0.0
- Updated UI Framework to QT 5.8 (this should fix plugin compatibility issues)
- Updated OSB Browser to 1.29 (latest)
- OBS now defaults to zerolatency if it has not been set by the user.
- Updated FTL to 0.9.0
- Fixed a few audio and video sync issues when streaming with FTL
Lowest Latency Settings
Some encoders have more delay than others, for ~200ms of delay use the following settings:
- Beam FTL Service
- Ingest: Auto
- Output Mode: Advanced
- Rate control: CBR
- bitrate: max allowed is 10,000 kbps
- Key Frame interval: 3
- CPU Usage: this is more related to how hard the encoder tries to do a good job; faster values typically means the encoder spends less time resulting in lower quality for the same bitrate. if you have a very good CPU you can pick a slower settings but pay attention to how much CPU OBS is consuming. Some of the very slow settings will introduce more delay to improve the encoding quality (recommended setting: faster)
- profile: high
- tune: zero latency
Notes:
- This is a BETA, use at your own risk. Beam support will be limited
- local Recording is NOT supported when using FTL. It will cause random behavior that will impact your FTL stream
- Use the Beam FTL Service under Stream tab
- Use Auto as your ingest (it will find the optimal ingest taking into account, distance from you to the ingest, ingest load, ingest bandwidth, ingest memory utilization, and a few other factors)
- Audio sample rate MUST be 48Khz (requires a restart if it was using 44.1khz)