Is it true that if I install one of these cameras on the computer, will my live streams on you tube be faster?

[Anonymous]

I have a video game channel on you tube and sometimes I do live shows, but lately since I started my videos have come out slow and freeze, leaving the recording still and interrupting what I do.
the internet signal is not a problem because it is fast, and the computer is new and seems to be fine.

So someone told me that if I bought one of these cameras, the streaming would be fast and would play without freezing?

Would it be necessary to buy one of these cameras if it worked?

Updates

+1 y

it is the internet that causes slowness in the living.

ping is 97 ms and speed is 5.8 mbps.
But something that has me confused is that a moment ago in another test that I did, it said that the ping was 52ms.
so i'm not sure.

In any case, how do I improve the internet speed? that I have to do?

[Deathly_Pheonix]

Does the whole video seem to slow/freeze or just your camera feed? If it's just camera feed, then the camera upgrade may indeed help, if it's the whole video, it could be anything from processing power, to internet speed, etc. If the latter is the case, make sure you have a fast enough CPU, decent amount of memory for livestreaming and gaming, and that your upload speed is at least 10mbps

[Asker]

in some moments it freezes and in others the movements occur a few seconds after they have been made.

internet speed is broadband.

[Deathly_Pheonix]

Okay, but the gameplay footage delayed and freezing or just the camera feed?
And broadband doesn't mean anything. Google "Speedtest" on your pc and run there speedtest, itll run 3 different tests, one download, one upload, on ping. You need to look at your ping and upload speeds results

[Asker]

the images, the problem is in the images

[Deathly_Pheonix]

What images? The camera feed on stream or the game capture?

[Asker]

feeds live,
but the live freezes and the video is loading.

[Deathly_Pheonix]

So the entire livestream is freezing or not loading?

[Asker]

It's freezing and then back to normal

[Deathly_Pheonix]

Then it isn't your camera. It's likely internet speed or software issue

[Asker]

ok, so i'll have that reviewed by someone who has knowledge.

and I think that I will also show the processor because something sounds on the pc, as if it were a fan blowing air

[Deathly_Pheonix]

Coming from someone who grew up learning about computers and built his own, trust me. Someone else may be able to help narrow it down, but your camera is fine

[Deathly_Pheonix]

You're ping is fine, anything under 100 is decent, not perfect but decent and it fluctuates. You're upload speed can't be fixed much unless you change either your provider or maybe modem/router. You can check your wifi drivers, you can try setting up a wired connection to speed up the connection, or even just making sure you are within range of the router to have a strong connection. But sometimes the only thing that can help is upgrading your internet, which can be spendy

[ChrisMaster69]

You need to post.

cpu model
Pc memory size
graphics card and onboard memory
internet speed and upload, download speeds
Also if you have a dedicated capture / streaming card
with a camera, as you go up in quality, you are asking more of your pc and internet.

it’s also worth looking at what resources you have on PC when gaming and streaming.

[exitseven]

These cameras may get you better resolution but will not do anything about your linespeed. You may have Quality of Service issues with your ISP or something else.

[exitseven]

RE Updte: It is not unusual for internet speeds to vary. There are many different paths that data can take and if one path is congested, it will find another path that may be slower. To gain faster internet you need to talk to your ISP and get a faster connection.

[jshm2]

Could be your internet speed is the problem.