When using OBS I get away with setting the bitrate to about 1000-1200kbps. That's for 720p~.
Right now I don't use any editing software, I have the GR intro saved on my YouTube as a private video and just use YT's editor to stick it onto the beginning of my video:
The attached file is the GR intro should you wish to add it to the start of your content using SVegas or something. Right now I have no editing software as I'm too much of a tight ass to pay for it.
I run Zero Hour at 1080p because it looks fucking weird at a smaller resolution on my 24" monitor. I use resolution down scale to stream at 720p as right now I'm still on shared internet so I don't have the bandwidth to stream 1080p reliably. It is okay for a while then stutters. Also, most people have shit internet so can't even watch the stream at 1080p.
Soon I'm getting a second internet connection put in which will be exclusively mine. I will then use XSplit to upload a 1080p and a 480p stream. This will allow people who's connection can handle it to watch the higher 1080p resolution stream while those who don't have the internet speed required can watch the 480p stream. It won't be a separate stream page, you will be able to select quality just like you can on YouTube. Well, that's what I'm hoping to do in the next few weeks/month or two.
Using the intro just keeps all videos made for a GR community fit in. Makes things look more professional when you watch them on a GR page and advertises GR to people who are watching them from YouTube but don't know what GR is
You don't have to, set your game resolution to the resolution you are running at and use the GenTool window position option to "Full Screen" or "Top". It will be like playing in fullscreen but with windowed mode allowing you to capture the window.
And I don't think you do. When you have a partnership, you upload one stream and the Twitch server gives a source option to viewers (the video & sound exactly how it's being uploaded from the streamer), then it reencodes or whatever the data into low, medium and high making those qualities available to viewers. This encoding takes a lot of resources from the server, this is why they limit who they do it for (to only streamers with a partnership and sub button). However, as all the resource heavy work would be done my end of the connection - all Twitch then has to do is display the source data for the viewers except with 2 different quality options, no more demending on the server than having +1 person streaming. I was discussing this with a Twitch admin and he was saying it may be possible etc etc.
This post has been edited by Squaggle: Oct 28 2013, 16:52 PM
2 - 3 days ago , I was messing around with photoshop trying to make some sort of score screen , before and between the matches in livestream I ended up by doing this
for me , this is first time I ever did the pattern thingy so it was new thing to me and I was happy . I was surprise that it could be made in a very easy way
I trying to learn how to add video effects to this prototype using after effect software like glowing , stuff are moving the hitting each other maybe with some text dropping from the sky , but it seems its not that easy at the beginning
I have had people complain about having a GameReplays logo displayed above the minimap in ZH is distracting; only by people like Hamster. but people are so fucking fussy about the simplest things. Could be good to have animate up and then disappear after a few seconds at the start of each game to signal who the commentators are.
Hmm , didn't know that. I might think of a way to handle this later
about streaming 2v2 tournament , since both of teams can play online ,I dont think you need to try streaming in GameRanger but I prefer if you just give it a try and see if its gonna work or not
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