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On June 07 2009 05:28 Louder wrote:
I have an AMD 2800+ Black Edition, 4GB RAM, Vista x64. I installed the recommended version of Camtasia and I can stream, but my BW is always choppy. I've tried tinkering with various settings, including disabling hardware acceleration and setting BW to highest CPU priority, both of which helped marginally, but not enough to make it playable.

has anyone else successfully dealt with this?

On June 05 2009 00:16 GiftPflanZe wrote:
Hi,I got the following Problem :

I set my stream and its online,so np for that,but I cant fix the Graphics cuz everytime I press the hotkey I need to switch to windows cuz there is some weird thing D:
:

"Unamed file was not found"

If I click okay on it,nothing happends,but then I got to switch to broodwar again and the graphics are still crappy,and i try to fix it again with the hotkey I need to go to windows again to click the "unnamed file was not found" away.

Thanks for every help.

On June 07 2009 05:28 Louder wrote:
I have an AMD 2800+ Black Edition, 4GB RAM, Vista x64. I installed the recommended version of Camtasia and I can stream, but my BW is always choppy. I've tried tinkering with various settings, including disabling hardware acceleration and setting BW to highest CPU priority, both of which helped marginally, but not enough to make it playable.

has anyone else successfully dealt with this?

On June 07 2009 06:49 Grobyc wrote:
I'm having problems recording audio from my computer.

I set the audio as the Realtek one, but I don't get any sound recorded from my computer. If I choose my microphone and do a test that works, but it won't record what my speakers are outputting. I've tried to play around with it for at least a good hour or two, but I don't know why it won't work.


^Those are my options for input and output for my sound.

I've tried setting the 'DigitalIn' for my input, but it still doesn't work, and I've tried setting the Realtek High Def audio as my output but it doesn't work either. I've mixed and matched these options for 2 hours and I can't get it to record my in-computer sounds.

On June 07 2009 07:13 Racenilatr wrote:

Are you fullscreen or windowed mode?
What kind of video card do you have?
Is the stream lagging or the game itself?
Is there a link to your stream working?

On June 07 2009 05:28 Louder wrote:
I have an AMD 2800+ Black Edition, 4GB RAM, Vista x64. I installed the recommended version of Camtasia and I can stream, but my BW is always choppy. I've tried tinkering with various settings, including disabling hardware acceleration and setting BW to highest CPU priority, both of which helped marginally, but not enough to make it playable.

has anyone else successfully dealt with this?

On June 07 2009 09:59 Shauni wrote:


An AMD Sempron is way too low system requirements to be streaming live. I had to overclock my 3700+ to 4200+ to make it run well with 10 fps. If you lower the fps and set V6 codec to lowest CPU settings it should work, but it'll look worse obviously.

On June 07 2009 08:08 RaGe wrote:

Did you try enabling CPU Throttling in the SC Speed Options?

On June 07 2009 10:05 Louder wrote:


Where is that?

On June 07 2009 14:52 GTR wrote:
Is there any reason why streams these days are taking longer to be verified?

Livestream Free Channel Verification
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To re-submit your application, please address any issues above before following the verification link from your 'My Channels' page. In the meantime, we hope you will continue to enjoy the Livestream Free service for your unverified channel.

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On June 07 2009 08:11 RaGe wrote:

Digital In is a port on the back of your computer to connect it with digital recording devices such as Mix tables, Synthesisers, etc. Realtek High Def audio switches your output to the HD composite audio output ports for when you have a high definition sound system connected to your computer. Both have nothing to do with what you're trying to solve.

The problem is you don't have a Stereo Mix option. I'm not familiar with Vista at all. Have you installed the latest RealTek drivers? If you haven't, this will probably solve your problem.

On June 08 2009 09:50 konadora wrote:

I got this same problem too, and it seems that mine is up-to-date.