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I'd love to know the answer to this, too. AMD Catalyst seems to uninstall itself every time i reboot
That's what i guess for stinging out and getting Nvidia though i guess
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What is the name of the headset that the casters have been using so far at dreamhack. (the egg-coloured one with a box shaped microphone).
Edit, found it
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I need some help with iTunes. At the moment, my entire library is encoded in 256kbps AAC. Due to some compatibility issues, I want to convert my library to 256kbps MP3. If I use the default iTunes MP3 encoder to do so, will I experience a notable hit in quality, or any errors? I'm getting mixed opinions from the ten minutes I spent Googling for an answer, so I'd like to make sure I'm making the right decision.
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does upload affect battle.net mm gameplay? or is it just download+ ping... thanks
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I wan't to be able to stream SC2 that's being played on my desktop from my laptop. How do I go about doing this?
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On June 19 2012 03:33 Archas wrote:
I need some help with iTunes. At the moment, my entire library is encoded in 256kbps AAC. Due to some compatibility issues, I want to convert my library to 256kbps MP3. If I use the default iTunes MP3 encoder to so do, will I experience a notable hit in quality, or any errors? I'm getting mixed opinions from the ten minutes I spent Googling for an answer, so I'd like to make sure I'm making the right decision.
You want to transcode 256 kbps AAC to 256 kbps MP3? That would be losing quality, definitely. Reripping all CDs to 256 kbps MP3 would probably be a slight hit in quality (compared to CD quality and to the 256 kbps AAC as well), depending on the encoder, but nothing really worth noting.
On June 19 2012 03:50 Moosy wrote:
does upload affect battle.net mm gameplay? or is it just download+ ping... thanks
With online gaming and similar applications, it's pretty much just latency both ways ("ping" crudely assesses this).
On June 19 2012 03:51 cydial wrote:
I wan't to be able to stream SC2 that's being played on my desktop from my laptop. How do I go about doing this?
Capture card, active splitter. Hopefully your laptop has USB3. Beware of capture resolution / fps limitations—many can't do 1080p @ 60 fps, for example.
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On June 19 2012 03:54 Myrmidon wrote:Show nested quote +On June 19 2012 03:33 Archas wrote:
I need some help with iTunes. At the moment, my entire library is encoded in 256kbps AAC. Due to some compatibility issues, I want to convert my library to 256kbps MP3. If I use the default iTunes MP3 encoder to so do, will I experience a notable hit in quality, or any errors? I'm getting mixed opinions from the ten minutes I spent Googling for an answer, so I'd like to make sure I'm making the right decision. You want to transcode 256 kbps AAC to 256 kbps MP3? That would be losing quality, definitely. Reripping all CDs to 256 kbps MP3 would probably be a slight hit in quality (compared to CD quality and to the 256 kbps AAC as well), depending on the encoder, but nothing really worth noting. Show nested quote +On June 19 2012 03:50 Moosy wrote:
does upload affect battle.net mm gameplay? or is it just download+ ping... thanks
With online gaming and similar applications, it's pretty much just latency both ways ("ping" crudely assesses this). Show nested quote +On June 19 2012 03:51 cydial wrote:
I wan't to be able to stream SC2 that's being played on my desktop from my laptop. How do I go about doing this? Capture card, active splitter. Hopefully your laptop has USB3. Beware of capture resolution / fps limitations—many can't do 1080p @ 60 fps, for example.
I always thought capture cards were for consoles. I'm looking but I can't find one that's for pc monitors.
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On June 19 2012 04:48 cydial wrote:Show nested quote +On June 19 2012 03:54 Myrmidon wrote:On June 19 2012 03:33 Archas wrote:
I need some help with iTunes. At the moment, my entire library is encoded in 256kbps AAC. Due to some compatibility issues, I want to convert my library to 256kbps MP3. If I use the default iTunes MP3 encoder to so do, will I experience a notable hit in quality, or any errors? I'm getting mixed opinions from the ten minutes I spent Googling for an answer, so I'd like to make sure I'm making the right decision. You want to transcode 256 kbps AAC to 256 kbps MP3? That would be losing quality, definitely. Reripping all CDs to 256 kbps MP3 would probably be a slight hit in quality (compared to CD quality and to the 256 kbps AAC as well), depending on the encoder, but nothing really worth noting. On June 19 2012 03:50 Moosy wrote:
does upload affect battle.net mm gameplay? or is it just download+ ping... thanks
With online gaming and similar applications, it's pretty much just latency both ways ("ping" crudely assesses this). On June 19 2012 03:51 cydial wrote:
I wan't to be able to stream SC2 that's being played on my desktop from my laptop. How do I go about doing this? Capture card, active splitter. Hopefully your laptop has USB3. Beware of capture resolution / fps limitations—many can't do 1080p @ 60 fps, for example. I always thought capture cards were for consoles. I'm looking but I can't find one that's for pc monitors.
The stuff that can record for PC monitors (HDMI, VGA, etc.) cost a little bit more.
There's this one for example:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16815100049
I personally use it and it's great. But like Myrm said, it has limitations.
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Ive been listening to grooveshark for a long time without any problems but all of a sudden i get the error "It looks like there may be an issue with the song you selected. We'll move to the next song." I tried the method of disabling pepper flash or whatever in the about plugins for chrome section but nothing seems to work. please help
To expand on this I cant listen to anything its not the actual song being broken its something clientside
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On June 19 2012 04:58 jacosajh wrote:Show nested quote +On June 19 2012 04:48 cydial wrote:On June 19 2012 03:54 Myrmidon wrote:On June 19 2012 03:33 Archas wrote:
I need some help with iTunes. At the moment, my entire library is encoded in 256kbps AAC. Due to some compatibility issues, I want to convert my library to 256kbps MP3. If I use the default iTunes MP3 encoder to so do, will I experience a notable hit in quality, or any errors? I'm getting mixed opinions from the ten minutes I spent Googling for an answer, so I'd like to make sure I'm making the right decision. You want to transcode 256 kbps AAC to 256 kbps MP3? That would be losing quality, definitely. Reripping all CDs to 256 kbps MP3 would probably be a slight hit in quality (compared to CD quality and to the 256 kbps AAC as well), depending on the encoder, but nothing really worth noting. On June 19 2012 03:50 Moosy wrote:
does upload affect battle.net mm gameplay? or is it just download+ ping... thanks
With online gaming and similar applications, it's pretty much just latency both ways ("ping" crudely assesses this). On June 19 2012 03:51 cydial wrote:
I wan't to be able to stream SC2 that's being played on my desktop from my laptop. How do I go about doing this? Capture card, active splitter. Hopefully your laptop has USB3. Beware of capture resolution / fps limitations—many can't do 1080p @ 60 fps, for example. I always thought capture cards were for consoles. I'm looking but I can't find one that's for pc monitors. The stuff that can record for PC monitors (HDMI, VGA, etc.) cost a little bit more. There's this one for example: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16815100049I personally use it and it's great. But like Myrm said, it has limitations.
720 60fps is more than enough for me. I don't think my laptop has USB 3.0 though...
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On June 18 2012 23:21 Justicejimzor wrote:I'd love to know the answer to this, too. AMD Catalyst seems to uninstall itself every time i reboot That's what i guess for stinging out and getting Nvidia though i guess
To follow up on my own issue. I had my friend who helped me build my computer come over and I believe there was simply a cable unplugged that shouldn't have been. I honestly don't know what he was doing. I couldn't see from my angle. In any case my issues been fixed.
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However I do have another issue regarding the date/time clock. Whenever I turn my computer off that same time is applied to my clock when I boot my PC. I was also poking around in my BIOS and noticed that my clock is frozen in there. Thankfully though if I simply sync my clock every time I startup my PC it continues to work. I just have to do it every time. We checked my voltages and everything looked fine so I don't appear to have any issues with my CMOS battery.
In response to this issue we simply scheduled a task to run every startup that automatically re-sync's my clock.
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What download speed do I need to see on speedtest.net in order for me to stream on ultra graphics, with a 2500k, z68vpro, and gtx560ti?
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On June 19 2012 10:23 ets_nsm wrote:
What download speed do I need to see on speedtest.net in order for me to stream on ultra graphics, with a 2500k, z68vpro, and gtx560ti?
At what resolution? Download speed is irrelevant, you need ~2+ Mb upload for a nice 720p stream, and ~5+ for a nice 1080p stream.
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Why can't I stream on my computer
intel core i5 650 @ 3.20GHz
nvidia geforce gtx 465
5mbps upload
1920x1080 monitor, as far as i know all my settings are set pretty low, but i feel with a decent processor + gfx card streaming should run a lot smoother right?
ask me to elaborate on something and i will
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super noob here, how do i post replays for people on here to click and watch? I think I just played a 2v2 and the enemy had a hack/mod. still won but MVP himself couldn't pull this micro off.
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On June 19 2012 12:08 Nagisa. wrote:
Why can't I stream on my computer
intel core i5 650 @ 3.20GHz
nvidia geforce gtx 465
5mbps upload
1920x1080 monitor, as far as i know all my settings are set pretty low, but i feel with a decent processor + gfx card streaming should run a lot smoother right?
ask me to elaborate on something and i will
You have a dual core. Don't stream sc2 with a dual core, ever.
On June 19 2012 13:22 Mvrio wrote:
super noob here, how do i post replays for people on here to click and watch? I think I just played a 2v2 and the enemy had a hack/mod. still won but MVP himself couldn't pull this micro off.
Upload your replay here, and then copy the link to your particular replay and post it where you want.
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you can stream with a dual core perfectly fine, just don't expect the highest output settings. check out the tech support guidelines for streaming help there are lots of threads on that already. also remember "smoother" is relative, fps numbers usually help a lot more.
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On June 19 2012 11:23 Rollin wrote:Show nested quote +On June 19 2012 10:23 ets_nsm wrote:
What download speed do I need to see on speedtest.net in order for me to stream on ultra graphics, with a 2500k, z68vpro, and gtx560ti? At what resolution? Download speed is irrelevant, you need ~2+ Mb upload for a nice 720p stream, and ~5+ for a nice 1080p stream.
My resolution on the computer and starcraft are set at 1920 * 1080, and for the stream it'd be 1280 x 720. My upload is .42, what can that get me without any laggage? and if so, how would I set that up?
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On June 19 2012 07:13 cydial wrote:Show nested quote +On June 19 2012 04:58 jacosajh wrote:On June 19 2012 04:48 cydial wrote:On June 19 2012 03:54 Myrmidon wrote:On June 19 2012 03:33 Archas wrote:
I need some help with iTunes. At the moment, my entire library is encoded in 256kbps AAC. Due to some compatibility issues, I want to convert my library to 256kbps MP3. If I use the default iTunes MP3 encoder to so do, will I experience a notable hit in quality, or any errors? I'm getting mixed opinions from the ten minutes I spent Googling for an answer, so I'd like to make sure I'm making the right decision. You want to transcode 256 kbps AAC to 256 kbps MP3? That would be losing quality, definitely. Reripping all CDs to 256 kbps MP3 would probably be a slight hit in quality (compared to CD quality and to the 256 kbps AAC as well), depending on the encoder, but nothing really worth noting. On June 19 2012 03:50 Moosy wrote:
does upload affect battle.net mm gameplay? or is it just download+ ping... thanks
With online gaming and similar applications, it's pretty much just latency both ways ("ping" crudely assesses this). On June 19 2012 03:51 cydial wrote:
I wan't to be able to stream SC2 that's being played on my desktop from my laptop. How do I go about doing this? Capture card, active splitter. Hopefully your laptop has USB3. Beware of capture resolution / fps limitations—many can't do 1080p @ 60 fps, for example. I always thought capture cards were for consoles. I'm looking but I can't find one that's for pc monitors. The stuff that can record for PC monitors (HDMI, VGA, etc.) cost a little bit more. There's this one for example: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16815100049I personally use it and it's great. But like Myrm said, it has limitations. 720 60fps is more than enough for me. I don't think my laptop has USB 3.0 though...
That's not a USB 3.0 capture card. That's for PCI (for use with a desktop).
If you want to capture using a laptop, I think your options are going to be even more expensive.
How exactly are you wanting to record/stream?
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On June 19 2012 18:19 ets_nsm wrote:Show nested quote +On June 19 2012 11:23 Rollin wrote:On June 19 2012 10:23 ets_nsm wrote:
What download speed do I need to see on speedtest.net in order for me to stream on ultra graphics, with a 2500k, z68vpro, and gtx560ti? At what resolution? Download speed is irrelevant, you need ~2+ Mb upload for a nice 720p stream, and ~5+ for a nice 1080p stream. My resolution on the computer and starcraft are set at 1920 * 1080, and for the stream it'd be 1280 x 720. My upload is .42, what can that get me without any laggage? and if so, how would I set that up?
.42 isn't that good. Your CPU is capable of streaming 1080/720p but you are upload-limited.
I would try out a 640x360p @ 300 bit rate, with high everything else. Hopefully, your streaming application/CPU can compress well enough that a 360p output can still give decent picture.
Disclaimer: I don't usually stream at 360p; but I have noticed when I have in the past, that xsplit averages right around ~250 bit rate at this low resolution. This does make sense, based on xsplit's guide, found here:
http://www.xsplit.com/forum/faq.php#f4r9
Just be aware, that for other factors, it may turn out that you're not able to stream at all with that upload speed.
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