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T.O.P.
Hong Kong4685 Posts
On May 10 2010 17:29 genotyrant wrote: Good stuff, you should probably add that procaster is also a good program to use, good quality if your connection can handle 500kb/s Procaster = Livestream. | ||
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ghen
United States1356 Posts
![[image loading]](http://home.comcast.net/~ghen/ustream/ustream-u.png) On May 10 2010 11:02 d.Apollo wrote: Error I get when trying to stream is this. When I load up ustream and broadcast from it, the player automactially asks for permissions to use my laptop webcam and the settings are not blank like yours.... I dont understand. http://img140.imageshack.us/i/helptgz.jpg/ If Ustream asks for your webcam/audio then FMLE isn't sending the stream to ustream correctly. Close the browser window with the Ustream broadcaster in it. Go back to FMLE and stop the stream. Finally, DISCONNECT the stream by a button on the right side of FMLE. Start the stream again, it will reconnect automatically. Don't connect the stream manually, just hit the big green Start button on FMLE. Finally, start the broadcaster. Only start the broadcaster AFTER FMLE is streaming. On May 10 2010 11:38 Cirno wrote: I have a question. I followed the guide and got it all setup but I have a desktop resolution of 1920x1200 and when I set the output settings to that the stream lags horribly. My computer doesnt lag and starcraft 2 runs perfectly fine but the stream is super laggy. I assume thats because you cant stream at a resolution like that but I cant play in window mode because the cursor always moves outside of the window because theres no real monitor edge to move the camera over. Is there any way I can get this to work properly? If the stream is super laggy and your computer is ok, that means your internet connection can't handle the stream. Try using lower settings. I had to do an input res of 1920x1080 but an output res of 1024x570 ish. You may have to go even lower too, my internet is pretty beastly and I still couldn't get max res. On May 10 2010 11:45 a176 wrote: You need a very fast processor if you want to broadcast hidef content. Quad Core C2d, Core i5/i7 is a minimum. I'm not sure about AMD equivalents. I'm using an AMD Phenom X4 965 Black Edition. It is an equivalent processor to the i5. I recommend AMD processors if you're on a budget, they run a little cooler and cost a little less for the same performance. Intel though has the best high end processors of course because AMD isn't even in that market. On May 10 2010 12:34 wishbones wrote: does this work on fullscreen/window (fullscreen) sc2, and does it show the mouse cursor when in fullscreen/window (fullscreen), and can i use these instructions to stream normal quality instead of HD? This truely depends on the capabilities of your video card. Some video cards have no problems in windowed mode, others do. On May 10 2010 12:40 slained wrote: any idea how to record hd vods? can ustream do this? The best way to do this is offline. You can use this same setup and send the FMLE output to a file. Just set your video output to max settings. Another easier way if you don't want to set all this stuff up is a program called FRAPS. ^^ this | ||
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GoddeR
United States29 Posts
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Mr.E
United States434 Posts
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Cirno
Canada168 Posts
On May 11 2010 07:42 GoddeR wrote: Still having problems with ustream, I had a input size set to 1280 x 1080, output size 800 x 674, bitrate of 500. When i start sc2 everything is running smooth. When i have a friend check my stream its only showing a different frame everyone 2 -3 seconds. The quality of the stream is great but its just not smooth at all. help plz :D same thing is happening to me. no matter what I set the fps to or what I set the resolution and bitrate to my friends say its really choppy. | ||
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ghen
United States1356 Posts
On May 11 2010 07:42 GoddeR wrote: Still having problems with ustream, I had a input size set to 1280 x 1080, output size 800 x 674, bitrate of 500. When i start sc2 everything is running smooth. When i have a friend check my stream its only showing a different frame everyone 2 -3 seconds. The quality of the stream is great but its just not smooth at all. help plz :D On May 11 2010 09:19 Cirno wrote: same thing is happening to me. no matter what I set the fps to or what I set the resolution and bitrate to my friends say its really choppy. Unfortunately it sounds like you both have kinda crappy internet connections. Take the test and post your results: ![[image loading]](http://www.speedtest.net/result/810407319.png) choose a city closest to you and choose "copy forum link" at the end. Alternatively, don't use VH Screen Capture, use manycam... its very simple to use, no directions needed. | ||
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Cirno
Canada168 Posts
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ghen
United States1356 Posts
 Theoretically it should be enough for a 800x600 resolution stream, but try dropping your bitrate to 300 and FPS to 15.. Work your way up from those numbers until you see choppiness again. BTW I'm just guessing here.. I really don't know how different internet connections affect streams. | ||
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a176
Canada6688 Posts
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Ch00
28 Posts
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T.O.P.
Hong Kong4685 Posts
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a176
Canada6688 Posts
On May 12 2010 12:23 Ch00 wrote: OP's guide? do you have a link? First post in this thread ... | ||
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ghen
United States1356 Posts
On May 12 2010 10:23 a176 wrote: If you're not going to be broadcasting in high resolution, use Livestream's Procaster. Easy, painless, fairly OKAY quality. If you have a fast, modern processor and want to try high resolution streaming, follow OP's guide. If you read the first two paragraphs I've covered the reason for the guide. Livestream has been crapping out on -EVERYONE- lately. Thus the mass exodus to ustream. I personally prefer Procaster myself due to ease of use, but if the end product is choppy and laggy due to livestream's servers then no amount of adjusting the source will fix it. If and when livestream gets their act together I'll be first to jump ship. On May 12 2010 12:23 Ch00 wrote: OP's guide? do you have a link? OP = original poster  | ||
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SirazTV
United States209 Posts
ustream.tv/channel/parmer | ||
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h4rvey
Canada249 Posts
im at work now so ill be testing this tonight. I may have a few questions as testing it remotly from work the video was picture in picture in picture so im not sure where i screwed up? | ||
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Amber[LighT]
United States5078 Posts
 EDIT: And if you have a jailbroken iPhone you can screen share via UStream | ||
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ghen
United States1356 Posts
On May 13 2010 01:09 h4rvey wrote: i have followed the guide and installed the programs. im at work now so ill be testing this tonight. I may have a few questions as testing it remotly from work the video was picture in picture in picture so im not sure where i screwed up? nope that's correct, when you try to watch your stream while streaming it gets kinda screwed up. Especially the audio. | ||
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danbel1005
United States1319 Posts
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Kordox
Denmark142 Posts
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Kordox
Denmark142 Posts
Edit: I guess I could have just edited my first post to say that. Well that's too late now. | ||
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