First off, epic guide. It really made this otherwise notoriously-painful process simple as taking a sugar pill. I have a small issue that I've been unable to pin down for the FPV for my own games.

*Issue Solved*

sCCrooked

Korea (South)1306 Posts

April 19 2011 18:20 GMT

#742

Bumping and double post for a good reason. 2 new problems existing. 1 has been mentioned as far back as page 12 with no response, and a new one I've as-of-yet had no luck finding anyone with a similar issue.

1) My computer has a built-in mic that I can't seem to turn off. If I want to record things from a mic, it automatically gets both of my headset mics and the built-in mic running. The issue here is that it causes a dual-echo-effect that really annoys the crap out of my viewers. No matter what settings I mess with, either on my audio driver, or on my Control Panel >> Sound and Audio Devices, etc I can't get the built-in mic to stop being used. Its a P.O.S and I know its crappy but its over-riding my headset mic which is HQ and works fine if it operates alone. How can I disable my built-in? I'm using Windows 7 64bit Ultimate btw.

2) Livestream Studio "hiccups" or something during my live feeds. On the Studio screen in the Camera Tab, it labels my camera as normal, but will randomly stop my feed. It freezes the stream, and creates a clone of my camera under the same name. The old camera ceases to stream any data, and the new one is the only source of the stream. The only fix to this so far I've found is to actually exit out of the game, delete all the clone cameras and then re-cue the last clone camera to start the feed again. This is incredibly annoying because I can be right in the middle of a tutorial, or in the middle of casting a tournament/OSL/MSL, and the feed just cuts out. Is there any fix for this? Could this be because of my Dynamic IP and the studio is reading it as a feed from a different system?

Thanks in advance for responses.

ArvickHero

10387 Posts

April 28 2011 04:38 GMT

#743

Followed this guide to the dot, but I'm having trouble setting up Audio

In FMLE, I only have 3 devices to choose from for audio, which are Microphone Array, Line-in/Microphone Array, and Rec. Playback. I assumed that the third one was what I needed selected in order for audio to work, but when I chose it I'd get the error message "audio format provided by audio capture device not supported by this application", and I can't go live if I do have it selected.

did some more searching about, and here's additional info: My audio is IDT Audio and my laptop is a Studio 17 by Dell. I read that some Dell computers have Stereo mix disabled already, and if so, how can I get that fixed?

Actually apparently Rec. Playback is the Stereo Mix. But as I said before, FMLE won't let me use it because it says the audio format is not provided.. how to fix?

On January 28 2011 19:40 ICanFlyLow wrote:
Im not getting any audio at all, ive tried everything. Whats wrong?

edit: This is the errors i get now: 1. audio format provided by audio capture device is not supported by this application
2. please verify that the video capture device is working correctly or in not already in use.

apparently a problem that hasnt been solved yet

Shiro)Tenshi

China214 Posts

May 15 2011 15:52 GMT

#744

I can't install the x264 codec, is it incompatible with windows 7?
Thanks

LuMiX

China5757 Posts

June 01 2011 17:06 GMT

#745

edit: nvm figured it out

Pads

England3228 Posts

June 01 2011 17:21 GMT

#746

should be like this

rtmp://fme.mogulus.com/mogulus/LegacyuK/username=Legacyuk/password=****/isAutoLive=true

at least that's what works for me.

DejaVu119

United States131 Posts

June 01 2011 18:51 GMT

#747

Hey. I used the guide and everything is working fine for me except for one small problem. In starcraft, the camera is zoomed into the game too much. I'm not sure what is causing this or how to fix it. Let me know what detailed info you may need to help me out.
Windows Vista
Camtasia 5.1
Adobe FMLE 3.2

Pads

England3228 Posts

June 01 2011 19:03 GMT

#748

maybe you set the screen region wrong? or wrong resolution? i have mine at screen region (0,0) and resolution at 320x240

DejaVu119

United States131 Posts

June 01 2011 19:06 GMT

#749

In the guide it says 640x480 so that's what i set it to, except in FMLE where the pic has the output size at 320x240 ( i tried changing this to 640x480 and it didn't have any effect).

Zergneedsfood

United States10671 Posts

June 01 2011 19:08 GMT

#750

On June 02 2011 04:06 DejaVu119 wrote:
In the guide it says 640x480 so that's what i set it to, except in FMLE where the pic has the output size at 320x240 ( i tried changing this to 640x480 and it didn't have any effect).

First, try restarting your computer.

Second, try closing any programs that might be using Camtasia as a video source and then restart again (this time making sure that said program is not running).

What tends to happen is if there is a program (like Skype) that also uses Camtasia, you're going to get a screen that's 320x240.

So try that.

gutshot

United States429 Posts

June 04 2011 23:07 GMT

#751

On April 20 2011 03:20 sCCrooked wrote:
Bumping and double post for a good reason. 2 new problems existing. 1 has been mentioned as far back as page 12 with no response, and a new one I've as-of-yet had no luck finding anyone with a similar issue.

1) My computer has a built-in mic that I can't seem to turn off. If I want to record things from a mic, it automatically gets both of my headset mics and the built-in mic running. The issue here is that it causes a dual-echo-effect that really annoys the crap out of my viewers. No matter what settings I mess with, either on my audio driver, or on my Control Panel >> Sound and Audio Devices, etc I can't get the built-in mic to stop being used. Its a P.O.S and I know its crappy but its over-riding my headset mic which is HQ and works fine if it operates alone. How can I disable my built-in? I'm using Windows 7 64bit Ultimate btw.

2) Livestream Studio "hiccups" or something during my live feeds. On the Studio screen in the Camera Tab, it labels my camera as normal, but will randomly stop my feed. It freezes the stream, and creates a clone of my camera under the same name. The old camera ceases to stream any data, and the new one is the only source of the stream. The only fix to this so far I've found is to actually exit out of the game, delete all the clone cameras and then re-cue the last clone camera to start the feed again. This is incredibly annoying because I can be right in the middle of a tutorial, or in the middle of casting a tournament/OSL/MSL, and the feed just cuts out. Is there any fix for this? Could this be because of my Dynamic IP and the studio is reading it as a feed from a different system?

Thanks in advance for responses.

having the same problem as the number 1
how did you fix it??

gutshot

United States429 Posts

June 04 2011 23:57 GMT

#752

Also my colors are messed up, i tried to f11 and f9 in game, doenst work with me T_T
i have set everything else, those are correct hot keys.

gutshot

United States429 Posts

June 05 2011 06:15 GMT

#753

i figured f9 and f11 keys are not working with bw on, how should approach this problem?

Flameling

United States413 Posts

June 05 2011 06:32 GMT

#754

On June 02 2011 03:51 DejaVu119 wrote:
Hey. I used the guide and everything is working fine for me except for one small problem. In starcraft, the camera is zoomed into the game too much. I'm not sure what is causing this or how to fix it. Let me know what detailed info you may need to help me out.
Windows Vista
Camtasia 5.1
Adobe FMLE 3.2

I remember I had this problem as well. I don't remember exactly, but the trick is that you have to turn the programs on in a specific order... such as:

1. Start Recording
2. Start FMLE
3. Start Broadcast

Something like that. Play around with the order in which you start the streaming devices, and then you should be able to get the camera right. It took me a while, sorry that I don't remember the order though t.t.

hope it helps, gl

gutshot

United States429 Posts

June 05 2011 06:36 GMT

#755

solved, just have to deal with the sound now
sorry for the spam

LuMiX

China5757 Posts

June 05 2011 08:14 GMT

#756

having some technical difficulties. my stream works fine and everything EXCEPT when actually start playing then the screen goes completely black but the sound and all still works. any ideas on what's wrong/fixes?

Pads

England3228 Posts

June 05 2011 08:18 GMT

#757

using camtasia? are you sure the turn stream off/turn stream on is working? for me f9 & f11 weren't working and I had to set them to ctrl f9 & ctrl f11 to work.