Post: Live Stream Question?
04-05-2012, 05:49 PM #1
NorCal
Banned
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Okay, first I want to apologize for posting this is the wrong section, I didn't know if this should go in PC, Ps3, or what. (Cuz its live streaming, but its for games and what not.) So a mod can place this in which ever section he feels fit.

But now for the question, whats the best program/software to live stream with a hdpvr? I used xslpit but its laggy and not the best quality. Any suggestions/answers will be appreciated Smile
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04-06-2012, 12:40 AM #2
Convex
Ain't No Telling
I don't know about live-streaming but HD PVR is always the best. :p

p.s. Next time choose a best answer on your other thread..
04-11-2012, 04:09 PM #3
Ben
Former Staff
Originally posted by NorCal707 View Post
I used xslpit but its laggy and not the best quality.


Xsplit is the best. It is laggy because you probably don't have such a good connection, you'll need about 2+ Mbps upload to livestream well. I use Xsplit, it is laggy because my internet isn't great, but famous gamers like KSI and Juicetra and people like that use Xsplit, so I think it's your internet that is the problem Winky Winky
04-12-2012, 03:41 PM #4
Securing_Bravo
~ The Graphics Room ~
Can you use You must login or register to view this content. for this sort of thing?

I used to know a few of them sites, can't remember them, have a little google about should come up with something.
04-12-2012, 05:45 PM #5
Axiom
PC Gamer
Originally posted by NorCal707 View Post
Okay, first I want to apologize for posting this is the wrong section, I didn't know if this should go in PC, Ps3, or what. (Cuz its live streaming, but its for games and what not.) So a mod can place this in which ever section he feels fit.

But now for the question, whats the best program/software to live stream with a hdpvr? I used xslpit but its laggy and not the best quality. Any suggestions/answers will be appreciated Smile


As -Ben said, the biggest factor you'll have to worry about when streaming (with any program) is your internet connection's upload speed. You can test this using the upload speed test built into Xsplit. Other than upload speed and PC performance I can't see why you should be having any lag with Xsplit. You could cut down the resoution of your broadcast as well which would make the stream more stable, but sacrificing quality. You'll need at least 2Mbps upload for streaming probably.

As for programs used I've used Xsplit itself and I've used Dxtory to input the video into Xsplit. I've heard of other people using Adobe Flash Media Live Encoder but I've never used it.
04-16-2012, 12:08 AM #6
NorCal
Banned
Originally posted by Ben View Post
Xsplit is the best. It is laggy because you probably don't have such a good connection, you'll need about 2+ Mbps upload to livestream well. I use Xsplit, it is laggy because my internet isn't great, but famous gamers like KSI and Juicetra and people like that use Xsplit, so I think it's your internet that is the problem Winky Winky

Originally posted by Axiom View Post
As -Ben said, the biggest factor you'll have to worry about when streaming (with any program) is your internet connection's upload speed. You can test this using the upload speed test built into Xsplit. Other than upload speed and PC performance I can't see why you should be having any lag with Xsplit. You could cut down the resoution of your broadcast as well which would make the stream more stable, but sacrificing quality. You'll need at least 2Mbps upload for streaming probably.

As for programs used I've used Xsplit itself and I've used Dxtory to input the video into Xsplit. I've heard of other people using Adobe Flash Media Live Encoder but I've never used it.



I don't think its my connection, I have any where from 40-60 DL and usually around 4 UL.

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04-16-2012, 02:14 PM #7
Axiom
PC Gamer
Originally posted by NorCal707 View Post
I don't think its my connection, I have any where from 40-60 DL and usually around 4 UL.

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Fair enough. What's your PC specs like? You might just need to change some settings in Xsplit.
05-26-2012, 05:40 AM #8
NorCal
Banned
Originally posted by Axiom View Post
As -Ben said, the biggest factor you'll have to worry about when streaming (with any program) is your internet connection's upload speed. You can test this using the upload speed test built into Xsplit. Other than upload speed and PC performance I can't see why you should be having any lag with Xsplit. You could cut down the resoution of your broadcast as well which would make the stream more stable, but sacrificing quality. You'll need at least 2Mbps upload for streaming probably.

As for programs used I've used Xsplit itself and I've used Dxtory to input the video into Xsplit. I've heard of other people using Adobe Flash Media Live Encoder but I've never used it.


Xsplit pics up the video by itself, doesn't it???

---------- Post added at 01:40 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:39 AM ----------

Originally posted by Ben View Post
Xsplit is the best. It is laggy because you probably don't have such a good connection, you'll need about 2+ Mbps upload to livestream well. I use Xsplit, it is laggy because my internet isn't great, but famous gamers like KSI and Juicetra and people like that use Xsplit, so I think it's your internet that is the problem Winky Winky


Do you know he means? and i forgot all about this thread, wana start LS'ing i guess :p

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