5 is just my personal recommendation because I think any less, and you're going to struggle when it comes to quality. Personally, I have 10 megabits per second for my upload speed, and it allows me to push a better quality live stream. The best speed I can recommend is no less than five megabits per second upload when you're trying to stream on YouTube. The Internet is such an important element in the mix because, in some areas of the world, you just can't control what kind of speed you're going to get when you sign up for your Internet plan.

This is going to be the biggest bottleneck you're going to face while live streaming. Source Clone by exeldro is a great alternative to Source Mirrors, and is what I am now using.First off, let’s talk about the Internet. I highly suggest finding alternatives wherever possible. Seeing how there hasn't been a stable release for so long, I consider StreamFX to be depricated and should be treated as such. I don't have a problem with paywalling of pre-release versions in general, however when the latest stable version of StreamFX hasn't been updated for over 2 (likely will be 3) stable versions of OBS, that's where the move towards monetization becomes sour for me. If you have a problem then code it yourself), just to use a single filter on the latest stable version of OBS 29.Ĭurrently, the only version for OBS 29 is officially available via Patreon. your feedback or issue is bad or wrong, our code is infallable and free of issues, nothing is ever our fault and is always the users fault. I don't need 90% of what StreamFX offers, and I would rather not have to jump through a bunch of hoops and/or paywalls, while also potentially dealing with the usual open source developer mindset that is unfortunately common (ie. I used StreamFX for a single source and filter.

This plugin served me well in the past but I can no longer recommend it for general use.

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