[0:00] it's 2025 which means it's time to
[0:02] optimize your OBS Studio settings for
[0:04] topnotch quality and performance let's
[0:06] jump into everything you need to know
[0:07] first we will be looking at video
[0:08] settings this is crucial for your
[0:10] streams and recording the standard based
[0:12] canvas resolution is 1920 x 1080p so
[0:15] there's no need to adjust it now for the
[0:17] output scaled resolution there's
[0:18] different resolutions that can be done
[0:20] based off your computer hardware in most
[0:22] cases you want to keep it at 1920 x 1080
[0:24] but if you have a strong internet
[0:26] connection and PC you'll be able to
[0:28] adjust it to 1440p or even 4K for the
[0:31] downscale filter we will be sending it
[0:33] to Lanos which will give you the best
[0:34] quality for your downscaling finally for
[0:36] your FPS we will be setting it to 60 as
[0:39] this will give your streams that buttery
[0:41] smooth feeling especially for fast-paced
[0:43] Content like gaming now click apply and
[0:45] then we're going to move on to Output
[0:46] settings now under output settings we're
[0:48] going to be looking at things like bit
[0:49] rate and encoding first you need to
[0:51] change your mode to advance as this will
[0:53] give you more control for the standard
[0:54] 1080p 60 FPS streams I recommend setting
[0:57] your bit rate to around 6,000 kilobits
[0:59] per second for a solid stream quality if
[1:02] you're looking to stream in 1440p or 4K
[1:05] you will need to stream in a higher bit
[1:06] rate like 9 to 12,000 kilobits per
[1:08] second the higher your bit rate is the
[1:10] better quality stream you will have but
[1:12] that's based off your internet speed
[1:13] depending on the parts in your PC the
[1:15] best encoder to choose is going to be
[1:17] the Nvidia invig option this will put
[1:19] less stress on your CPU which will help
[1:21] run your PC smooth if you don't have a
[1:23] GPU you'll need to stick with x264 which
[1:26] should run your streams just fine for
[1:28] the key interval I would just set it to
[1:29] to two which will ensure an Optimal
[1:31] Performance now under the CPU usage
[1:34] preset we going to just leave it at slow
[1:36] for profile we're going to set it to
[1:38] high so we can get that crisp quality
[1:40] then I would just leave everything else
[1:41] how it is and then click apply now let's
[1:43] dive into audio setting so your streams
[1:45] will have that nice and clear audio
[1:46] quality for the sample rate make sure
[1:48] this is set to 48 khz for high quality
[1:51] audio for channels I would just leave it
[1:53] as stereo now for desktop audio I would
[1:55] set it to your headphones because you
[1:56] would want to verify what you're hearing
[1:58] is what your audience is also hearing
[2:00] finally for the microphone just set it
[2:02] to the microphone that you use if you
[2:03] want to improve your microphone settings
[2:05] I recommend clicking on the video in the
[2:07] top right corner be sure to click apply
[2:08] on your settings before you move on
[2:09] finally we're going to be going to
[2:11] advanced settings this is optional but
[2:13] this will give you the best performance
[2:14] for your OBS for the render I would use
[2:16] direct 3d1 for the best compatibility
[2:19] and performance under the color format I
[2:21] would leave it as mv12 for the best
[2:23] performance and finally for the color
[2:24] space I would recommend setting this to
[2:26] 709 and your color range I would set it
[2:28] to full or the best color dep now click
[2:30] apply and you're good to go if you have
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[2:37] much for watching peace out