Recommended Settings For Live Streaming on Rumble

It's our priority to make sure your live stream appears in the highest quality without affecting data transmission. A beautiful stream isn't good if it stutters due to extremely high graphic settings that most people won't enjoy anyway.

That's why it's really important to:

1) Choose a quality setting that will result in a reliable stream based on your internet connection. We recommend running a speed test to test your upload bitrate.

2) In your streaming software, you need to specify encoder settings such as resolution, frame rate, and bitrate. Rumble will automatically detect them when you connect.

3) You are encouraged to create a separate test stream before the event starts to make sure everything works as expected. Do not test things on your main live stream, as it will be recorded and available for playback to your audience after the event.

Rumble will automatically encode your live stream to create as many different output formats needed for all of your viewers to watch regardless of their device.

Settings on your streaming software that are outside the boundaries set below may result in an unstable and disrupted stream and recording.

Recommended Settings