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Unfortunately YouTube is one of the only large platforms currently accepting AV1 ingest, so most places you're still stuck with H.264, or maybe H.265 if you're lucky :(
When I saw the
subscribe/viewer
pyramid scheme of Twitch to just be able to stream other resolutions ๐ซฃ.What do you mean by pyramid scheme? I am curious.
Not a scheme I suppose.
But regardless of account age, the default streaming options are limited.
Or rather your bitrate is hard capped + no "guaranteed" transcoding for mobile viewers etc. Only "sometimes". Unless you are a partner.
But have to be an affiliate first lol.
Ah I see. Streaming in general tends to have subpar quality.