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0:145:14How To Fix Crackling/Static Issue with Discord Audio – YouTubeYouTube
Laggy livestreams are usually caused by one of two things: you’re either having a problem with your internet connection or you’re overloading your computer. When possible, you should be streaming using a wired connection. … It will speed up your live video stream, and is more reliable than a WiFi . . . Read more
How to Stop Dropped Frames in OBS Reduce the resolution of your streams. In general, the higher the stream resolution, the higher the CPU usage. … Reduce the bitrate of your streams. … If live streaming over WiFi try using an ethernet cable. … Check your firewall settings. … Broadcast . . . Read more
3:359:15How To Fix Audio Crackling For Discord And Voicemeeter BananaYouTube
The most common fix to the distortion is to have your server owner/admin switch the server region, in server settings > overview, to a server that is closest to your physical location. If you’re already on a server closest to your physical location select the next closest one to see . . . Read more
Laggy livestreams are usually caused by one of two things: you’re either having a problem with your internet connection or you’re overloading your computer. When possible, you should be streaming using a wired connection. … It will speed up your live video stream, and is more reliable than a WiFi . . . Read more
One of the main reasons for the lag and stutter is internet connection issues. If your internet does not meet the minimum requirements needed for live streaming, you need to acquire a better connection speed.
3:439:58How To Fix Obs Live Streams – Lagging Video, Choppy … – YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipWith really fast encoding speed. Then you will with choppy audio and choppy video so if we can avoidMoreWith really fast encoding speed. Then you will with choppy audio and choppy video . . . Read more
This kind of artifacting is usually caused by high CPU usage (so check that), but you also want to make sure all your audio devices & OBS are using either 44.1kHz or 48kHz (Settings -> Audio in OBS).
I finally found a fix. For me I needed to equalize my sample rate on all devices, software and windows and disable unused audio devices to fix the choppy audio in OBS.
