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On each playback. A tool tip indicates the dropped frame count. To enable the dropped Frame indicator for the Source or Program Monitor, enable Show Dropped Frame Indicator in the panel menu, or the Settings menu. High-Quality Playback Setting To optimize playback performance, playback quality at any of the monitor’s playback resolutions (Full, ½, and ¼) is lower than it is when pausing the video. Due to the difference in quality, users may notice a slight “bump” in image quality between playback and pause. Frames can have a slightly softer look during playback versus pause at the default settings, even when both are set to full resolution. With High-Quality Playback toggled on, the quality of playback frames will match paused frames when they’re set to the same resolution and eliminate the quality “bump” when starting and stopping playback. However, turning High-Quality Playback on can decrease playback performance, including causing dropped frames. Choose a display mode You can display normal video, the video’s alpha channel, or one of several measurement tools. In the Source or Program Monitor, click the wrench icon, and choose a display mode setting. Composite Video Displays the normal video. This is the default view of a video clip or sequence. Alpha Displays transparency as a grayscale image. If your footage has an alpha channel, this setting shows the image as a grayscale alpha matte with the dark areas being transparent. Multi-Camera Displays the footage of all cameras simultaneously. You can switch between cameras to choose footage for the final sequence. VR Video When video clips have VR properties associated with them, this option is enabled. Using VR Video display, you can simulate different viewing experiences with your equirectangular video, for example, using a VR headset such as the Oculus Rift or on a desktop through YouTube or

To “Very Fast”, which provides the best balance between performance and quality.NVENC presets range from low-latency, optimal performance, and max quality. We recommend starting with the “Quality” preset and experimenting from there to find what works best for you.Enable Dynamic BitrateIn a recent update to Streamlabs Desktop, we included a feature called Dynamic Bitrate. This feature allows our software to automatically adjusts your bitrate based on network conditions to prevent dropping frames.If you’re computer and internet speed can’t handle the bitrate you’ve set, you may experience dropped frames to improve the stability of your stream and minimize latency.To enable Dynamic Bitrate, navigate to the settings window, and click “Advanced.” Scroll down and toggle the box next to the option that says “Dynamically change bitrate when dropping frames while streaming”.Edit Bitrate ManuallyYou can also manually edit your bitrate. Below is Twitch’s own recommend specs for NVIDIA NVENC depending on the resolution and fps you’d like to achieve.1080p 60fpsResolution: 1920x1080Bitrate: 6000 kbpsRate Control: CBRFramerate: 60 or 50 fpsKeyframe Interval: 2 secondsPreset: QualityB-frames: 21080p 30fpsResolution: 1920x1080Bitrate: 4500 kbpsRate Control: CBRFramerate: 25 or 30 fpsKeyframe Interval: 2 secondsPreset: QualityB-frames: 2720p 60fpsResolution: 1280x720Bitrate: 4500 kbpsRate Control: CBRFramerate: 60 or 50 fpsKeyframe Interval: 2 secondsPreset: QualityB-frames: 2720p 30fpsResolution: 1280x720Bitrate: 3000 kbpsRate Control: CBRFramerate: 25 or 30 fpsKeyframe Interval: 2 secondsPreset: QualityB-frames: 2Please remember, everybody’s setup is going to be different so make sure to play around with the settings yourself to find out what works best for you.If you have any questions or comments, please let us know. Remember to follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Download Streamlabs Desktop.

Seems markedly different from the Quick Sync streaming issue thread you came from, so we can probably rule that out, especially since you said it happens in OBS Studio 0.15.4.Does the "Dropped Frames" count skyrocket upward when this starts happening? I mean, really fast, like 60 dropped frames per second. #7 thats when i start to drop the frames, its not like 60fps drop, but its enough in such a short time #8 If it were 60 dropped frames per second, then it would be all of your frames, but you should still be transmitting audio data, so your bitrate should stay at something above 0. This is just no data streamed at all... But if there's a connection disruption, I'd think OBS would start dropping all frames.If someone else has seen this before, I could use a lifeline! #9 the strange thing is that it seems to still send something, because twitch is still showing stuff, but this has never happened before to me.

(0..10000; Default:0x8100) Egress customer TPID override allows custom identification for egress frames with a customer tag. Default value is for tag of 802.1Q frames. ingress-service-tpid-override (yes | no; Default:!ingress-service-tpid-override)ingress-service-tpid (0..10000; Default: 0x88A8) Ingress service TPID override allows accepting specific frames with a custom service tag TPID. Default value is for service tag of 802.1AD frames. egress-service-tpid-override (yes | no; Default:!egress-service-tpid-override)egress-service-tpid (0..10000; Default:0x88A8) Egress service TPID override allows custom identification for egress frames with a service tag. Default value is for service tag of 802.1AD frames. Property Description custom-drop-counter-includes (counters; Default:none) Custom include to count dropped packets for switch port custom-drop-packet counter.device-loopbackfdb-hash-violationexceeded-port-learn-limitationdynamic-station-movestatic-station-moveufdb-source-drophost-source-dropunknown-hostingress-vlan-filtered queue-custom-drop-counter0-includes (counters;Default: none) Custom include to count dropped packets for switch port tx-queue-custom0-drop-packet and bytes for tx-queue-custom0-drop-byte counters.redyellowgreenqueue0...queue7 queue-custom-drop-counter1-includes (counters;Default: none) Custom include to count dropped packets for switch port tx-queue-custom1-drop-packet and bytes for tx-queue-custom1-drop-byte counters.redyellowgreenqueue0...queue7 policy-drop-counter-includes (counters;Default: none) Custom include to count dropped packets for switch port policy-drop-packet counter.ingress-policingingress-aclegress-policingegress-aclForwarding DatabasesUnicast FDBSub-menu: /interface ethernet switchunicast-fdbThe unicast forwarding database supports up to 16318 MAC entries. Property Description action (action; Default: forward) Action for UFDB entry: dst-drop - Packets are dropped when their destination MAC matchthe entry. dst-redirect-to-cpu - Packets are redirected to CPU when theirdestination MAC match the entry. forward - Packets are forwarded. src-and-dst-drop - Packets are dropped when their source MAC ordestination MAC match the entry. src-and-dst-redirect-to-cpu - Packets are redirected to CPUwhen their source MAC or destination MAC match the entry. src-drop - Packets are dropped when their source MAC match theentry. src-redirect-to-cpu - Packets are redirected to CPU when theirsource MAC match the entry. disabled (yes | no; Default: no) Enables or disables Unicast FDB entry. isolation-profile (community1 | community2 |isolated | promiscuous; Default: promiscuous) MAC level isolation profile. mac-address (MAC address) The action command applies to the packet when the destination MAC orsource MAC matches

RickyAstle98 04-11-2024 16:37:32) RickyAstle98 Member Offline Thanks: 83Thanks for the post: 1 Re: New RIFE filter - 3x faster AI interpolation possible in SVP!!! narkohol wrote:RickyAstle98 wrote:I have smooth 60FPS playback!Default SVP settings and RIFE engine, mpv player...You mean 'default' with no scaling at all and no special settings in MPV??MPV doesn't count Dropped frames properly. Even when you have a stutter fest playback it always says "0"I had to use --hr-seek-framedrop=no --framedrop=no --video-sync=display-tempo to display 'Delayed frames', and then:I dont need display-tempo/dislay-resample at all, GSync monitor, just did same test and see no delayed/mismatched or even dropped frames, perhaps thats hardware issue, not MPV related, I can clearly state that because my friends has 4070/4080s and have different behavior with RIFE engine with exactly the same settings, so thats impractical, OSD counts bad, see drops by my own, there was none! 2,093 Reply by RickyAstle98 04-11-2024 16:22:17 (edited by RickyAstle98 04-11-2024 16:38:46) RickyAstle98 Member Offline Thanks: 83Thanks for the post: 1 Re: New RIFE filter - 3x faster AI interpolation possible in SVP!!! narkohol wrote:RickyAstle98 wrote:I have smooth 60FPS playback!Default SVP settings and RIFE engine, mpv player...You mean 'default' with no scaling at all and no special settings in MPV??MPV doesn't count Dropped frames properly. Even when you have a stutter fest playback it always says 'Dropped Frames: 0 (decoder) 0 (output)'I had to use --hr-seek-framedrop=no --framedrop=no --video-sync=display-tempo to display 'Delayed' frames, and then:Only 2 delayed frames for 24 seconds with VSync jitter always sit under 0.200 (59.94Hz display