Hi @augustocesr 

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augustocesr wrote

Hello everyone, i recently bought a ER605 to stream through Youtube using OBS (last version) but i've been having some problems with UPLOAD.
I've tried to change channels, i've checked QoS configuration, Load Balance configuration. I if connect one internet directly to PC it works, the upload don't drops, but if i connect through ER605, it drops... but why??

 

As i have three different internets and i've tried to configure the router to sum and to priorize... I've tried to use just one connection, but it dindn't work 

 

My stream configuration is set to 13500 Kbps but it gets ~ 2000kbps - 8000kbps.

Some important info:

- No bandwidth config;

- ER605 is updated (last version of firmware);

- 2 internet has got 1000Mb (upload/download) and 1 internet has got 500mb);

- My computer specs: Intel i9-13900KF, GPU RTX 4060, 32GB RAM;

- Obs configured to 60 FPS

- Internet cable is CAT5e;

- 2 NDI Cameras on the LAN (Full HD 1080p);

- 2 PC's on the LAN;

1000Mbps symmetric up/download? Do you have a screenshot of your speed test result? Downloading does not mean anything to a streaming environment. Upload speed matters.

But it cannot even get 10000Kb = 10Mbps upload? All the time even if you stream the desktop without any complicated images?

With the same LAN devices, will you get the same problem?

It could be a problem with the LAN. PCs and cams might be the problems as they populate and congest the LAN. Not a problem with the router.

  @Clive_A 

Good morning and thank you for responding.

Not exactly 1000mb up/down, but it is enough to stream. I haven't a "dedicated link" (full up/down), i have DSL connection.

The two cameras and two PC's are in the same LAN. But look, if i use just 1 router (no ER605 router) with 2 PC's and 2 CAM's i am able to stream without package loss (frame loss). I don't get it.

It makes sense what you have said, but why do i get congestion using ER605 and not using any other router? I've tried 3 different routers (3 different internets) directly

Some more info:

- Image is not complicated. I stream a church worship and 90% of the time the image is fixed (main camera)

Hi @augustocesr 

Thanks for posting in our business forum.

augustocesr wrote

  @Clive_A 

 

Good morning and thank you for responding.

Not exactly 1000mb up/down, but it is enough to stream. I haven't a "dedicated link" (full up/down), i have DSL connection.

The two cameras and two PC's are in the same LAN. But look, if i use just 1 router (no ER605 router) with 2 PC's and 2 CAM's i am able to stream without package loss (frame loss). I don't get it.

It makes sense what you have said, but why do i get congestion using ER605 and not using any other router? I've tried 3 different routers (3 different internets) directly

 

Some more info:

- Image is not complicated. I stream a church worship and 90% of the time the image is fixed (main camera)

As you have dual-WAN, have you tried to configure the Policy Routing to see if this can be resolved by it? Fix it on one of the WANs and see how it goes.