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Ustream tutorial - HD Video, Game sound, and Mic - Page 16
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.kv
United States2332 Posts
Here's my comp: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834157113 | ||
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IcebOLt
United States1 Post
On November 01 2010 19:20 Klesky wrote: If you open VHCapture you should be able to see a preview window, if that preview window shows only the top left, your problem lies with the VHScr Capture driver. If you look in adobe FME, look at both the output and input, if only the output is the top left, but the input is the entire image, then it's FME. Bear in mind that, those preview windows in FME have scroll bars, or you can scale it with the drop down box above the preview window in FME. If it's only on ustream that the top-left part of the screen is showing, then it must be ustream, so. Tell me where the problem's at, because I can't tell from your settings, they seem fine. Was this ever fixed cuz I have the SAME problem.. . .=o | ||
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Rayven
United Kingdom81 Posts
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yourwhiteshadow
United States442 Posts
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yolkjj
United States19 Posts
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yolkjj
United States19 Posts
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Rayven
United Kingdom81 Posts
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CaiSter
United States29 Posts
it is a lot simpler to set up than FMLE and it does use as much resources. xsplit still has HD resolution (max is 720p) and the ability to change bitrate and audio quality. | ||
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venerati
United States35 Posts
I would try to switch over to h.264 codec. When I did that it seemed to really pick up speed. I do have my Own issue however. I have a pretty robust rig but I get terrible hiccups and all around crap streams. I use FMLE 3.1 on a windows 7 64bit system. The Specs are as follows i7 @ 3.1ghz ish 12 gb of ram SLI 8800gts monitor sits @ 1920x1080 ISP@ 25mb down 5mb up I use multicam for the feed into FLME. I have multicam bring the resolution down to 720 and feed that directly into FLME. FLME then puts out 720 @ 1000 kbps. I use the h.264 codec and have it in main @ 3.1 with 2 sec key frames. NO matter what i do as far as setting manipulation, resolution, kbps, level, input and output size OR frame rate, I still get hiccups in the stream every second or so. My fps is @ 25, however I have attempted every fps practically, and I still get the same symptoms. I took a system monitor and watched my cpu load and i never touched 80% even with sc2 running and streaming. So I am currently at a loss. Hell i even made sure VHcap and all that jazz was lined up per white shadow's instructions. needless to say I'm kind of at the end of said leash. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. | ||
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yourwhiteshadow
United States442 Posts
On December 12 2010 06:25 CaiSter wrote: Why doesn't everyone just use xsplit beta? it is a lot simpler to set up than FMLE and it does use as much resources. xsplit still has HD resolution (max is 720p) and the ability to change bitrate and audio quality. because its a beta, i was excited about using it and was streaming our schools CSL...FAIL kept stopping randomly in the middle of a broadcast. apparently its a known issue and they are fixing it, until then i wouldn't suggest using it, but it is pretty damn awesome. also, xsplit beta does use FMLE, that's why it uses the same resources... you just don't see FMLE running, but it is running i believe. i'm gonna make another video in a bit, it'll be a quick tutorial, but i'll talk about some ways you can make your set up a little better. On December 12 2010 12:26 venerati wrote: @ lgoasklucyl I would try to switch over to h.264 codec. When I did that it seemed to really pick up speed. ... needless to say I'm kind of at the end of said leash. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. oh boy. what FPS avg are you outputting in the FMLE console? 20 is a decent number. i'm afraid though that it might be your graphics card. if you're not outputting 25 FPS in SC2, you can't output 25 FPS to your stream. i think that is the main issue. if you are playing at 1080p on medium settings, you are probably going to run into issues, i'm not even sure an 8800 can handle it that well. try turning down your SC2 settings. | ||
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scottyyy
United Kingdom796 Posts
On December 12 2010 16:51 yourwhiteshadow wrote: i'm gonna make another video in a bit, it'll be a quick tutorial, but i'll talk about some ways you can make your set up a little better. . Interested to see this. More tutorials the better. | ||
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crfty
United States174 Posts
When I try to open the XML file in FME, it says that it is not a valid FME profile. Any help? | ||
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scottyyy
United Kingdom796 Posts
On December 13 2010 06:56 RobPG wrote: Quick question for everyone. When I try to open the XML file in FME, it says that it is not a valid FME profile. Any help? You don't need to open it dood. Just open the XML, grab the stream info and paste it into the boxes in FME. | ||
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crfty
United States174 Posts
Thanks scott. | ||
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Rampant
United States1 Post
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yourwhiteshadow
United States442 Posts
On December 13 2010 08:42 scottyyy wrote: You don't need to open it dood. Just open the XML, grab the stream info and paste it into the boxes in FME. he means open the .xml file in wordpad/notepad. you'll see a section [stream]YOUR STREAM INFO HERE[/stream] you want "YOUR STREAM INFO" ...that's in the tutorial first page. did you watch the video? | ||
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rS.Sinatra
Canada785 Posts
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Craton
United States17264 Posts
I'm somewhat to the point where I believe its related to VLC because I can't seem to think of a time where I froze and VLC wasn't also open. I streamed Saturday for something like 10 hours without a hitch (WoW), but froze later with a media stream open in VLC, having never turned FMLE off in the process. Other days I'll have VLC streams up for entire nights without an issues. The amount of stuff running in the background, the amount of time since the last reboot, affinities, priorities, etc. don't seem to affect the freezing, at all. I'd kill for a way just to generate an error message and figure it out =/. I've run most of the normal hardware testers (memtest, prime86, various HDD programs) and haven't had any problems. I also simply don't crash or freeze up doing anything else, but I crash *all the time* with FMLE (plus maybe VLC, although I don't have a 100% causal link there yet -- I plan to try and narrow this down in the near future if I can.) In any event, I'm curious to hear from people freezing like this even if you don't use VLC. It's very frustrating. | ||
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venerati
United States35 Posts
I am getting 21 average fps out @ 720. The thing that i notice how ever, is that the bit rates spike on the output. I am not sure if this is normal, but I feel that this might have something to do with the issue. While in game with FLME running I avg 40 fps. this kind of hiccup and lag spike would be VERY noticeable in game. I have slammed down the resolution and the settings and even switched out the card to a Nvidia GTX 275. none of which makes a damn bit of difference. Also I can stream 720 camera feeds all day with not a single issue. So bandwidth would be out of the question. Lol idk, I will continue battling this hooker and will get back with any solutions. Thanks for the input! | ||
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ToastieNL
Netherlands845 Posts
Can I handle streaming with it? kind regards | ||
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