I had a particularly dicey stream recently and decided that I needed to share this guide so that my fellow streamers can have a quick, straightforward guide to use this feature! This tutorial shows you how to use Twitch Inspector step-by-step to check the quality of your stream before you go live!

Twitch inspector is a very handy tool to use to ensure that your streaming bitrate will be stable enough to minimize the chance of dropped frames and decreased bandwidth ruining the stream experience for your viewers!

Once Twitch Inspector linked to your Twitch account, you'll always have a quick way to check if there's something wrong with your internet speed or if it's within the Twitch website or your encoder without going live.

The encoder I use is StreamLabs OBS, but this works with any encoder!

You've got enough aspects to deal with in your Twitch stream without having to see it lag out repeatedly during your sessions!

It's not a silver bullet, but it can definitely help you in the Twitch debug process!

Check out the links below for your reference! The first goes straight to Twitch Inspector. The second goes in-depth on the settings needed for each resolution that you want to stream at.

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00:16 Find the Website
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01:12 Enter Your Key
01:40 Add the Flag
02:11 Test it Out

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Want to know how I'm learning how to create fun content?

TubeBuddy is a great community to learn more about YouTube video productions and one that I've recently joined. If you're interested in joining the community and are a YouTuber yourself, feel free to check out the affiliate link here:

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Want another approach that complements TubeBuddy as well? Check out vidIQ to see what they have to offer! Performance optimization as well as trends and in-depth analysis of your videos are here as well.

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I use Streamlabs OBS for all of my recording and streaming needs!

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