OBS STUDIO HOW TO REMOVE STREAM DELAY New FIX! 

Same

You made it Bro! Nice work Im gonna be trying to now Good job

@@v0texofficial1 good luck brother you got this!

i ruiend ur 69 likes lol

Mine was a minute

Minr was a 5 min delat

Same

@@parthgera mine was 20. It sucked

@@Sirisings2005 mins or seconds?

Maybe instead of saying “you have no idea” maybe say I think you should do this Instead, your comment kinda came off hostile and kinda toxic.

Tnx toxic hostile guy This shortened the delay to .035 secs

@@rayzybazy9767 because it is hostile, it's 100% clickbate. It's using the term network delay incorrectly. This is a standard broadcast delay. Add 3 seconds so some dude can hit a censor button if needed. That's what this is. Network delay cannot be reduced much other than on the network itself. Can't really go against physics..

Sheeeessssshhhhhh

yea you're right, this is for stream delay, when streamers don't want to have stream snipers while stream live a clan war match

Why would you stream with wifi? get a switch and connect it through ethernet or move your modem to your room

Wait-- is it rly?? Do u have solution to this??

@@nekophy_sc Enabling the delay setting on OBS will *add* local delay (store the stream into RAM for X seconds before start sending it to the streaming service) on top of the one added by the streaming service. They are the ones mostly adding latency, and for a very good reason. One way to do it is hoping the streaming platform provides a setting for standard/low stream latency. But for platforms like Twitch, which provide source quality as an option, increasing the keyframe frequency can drastically increase the chance for the viewer to experience lower latency without much buffering. Again, it's less to do with OBS itself and more with the platform that delivers your stream to your viewers. But even then, the topic is a lot more technical than just "here's a list of best settings to achieve that one thing", which is also not true because the settings will always vary for every user and their use case, and rely on a lot of different factors that always vary considerably.

@@deivedux9342 i see.. thats a lot :0 thank you! Does that mean we should just leave the delay to 20 secs then? Also do u have any video recommendations on this delays topic? :0

@@nekophy_sc just disable stream delay

same :/

Yo man go to twitch then go to the top right corner where your profile is, click your "profile image" then go to "creator dashboard", then on the far left menu go to "settings" then "stream", in there you will see latency mode, make sure to tick the "Best for near real-time interactions with viewers" I hope this helps :)

@@jbinkz9941 Thanks, let me try it out

@@josepuras7435 let me know how you get on :)

@@jbinkz9941 it’s been on still got a solid 30-40 second delay

I think I remember something like that, too