Question / Help little help

[blooddrop69]

so i finally got OBS fixed and i can now use it but i have a few question

1) i stream to twitchtv.com and it shows black bars on the side it wont fill the whole twitch screen is there a way to fix this ?

2) i am having a lot of delay from my PC to Twitch what can i do to reduce this ?

 

[Jack0r]

1) Depending on your stream resolution this bars are normal. You could of course stretch the picture and get a result like this:

Or you take a look at the following picture:

The Twitch player uses 16:9 unless you resize your browser, on fullscreen the player will of course fit your whole screen if it can, or it will show black borders if you use a different aspect ratio.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphics_d ... resolution
If you need more Infos on what resolution is what kind of aspect ratio.

2) A delay between 3-10 seconds is pretty normal. You wont be able to go much lower. If you have a MUCH bigger delay, make sure you didnt activate any of the delay functions in OBS and report back!

 

[blooddrop69]

awsome thank you ill try messing with the ratio a bit to see if i can get it just right

as for the delay its about 6 sec was just bothering me a bit but if it is normal i wont worry about it

 

[blooddrop69]

hmmm still having problems stretching the screen to full size in twitchtv no matter what i keep it on i get the black bars on the side

 

[dodgepong]

If you set your resolution to a 16:9 resolution and fill the whole scene in OBS, you won't get black bars. If your own monitor is not 16:9, then you will get black bars on your own, but everyone else with 16:9 monitors will not get black bars.

 

[blooddrop69]

lol changed it now it is just a tiny little box in twitch when i view it on laptop and it wont change back.......

 

[dodgepong]

No, not 16 pixels by 9 pixels...16:9 aspect ratio. Such as 1920x1080, 1600x900, 1280x720...