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Just double-checking (because I didn't fully understandyour explanation on the OP), you are allowing XSplit to disable Aero, right? Maybe even try and disable manually before streaming to see if it has anything to do with it?
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HellGreen
Denmark1146 Posts
Edit: Just double-checking (because I didn't fully understandyour explanation on the OP), you are allowing XSplit to disable Aero, right? Maybe even try and disable manually before streaming to see if it has anything to do with it? | ||
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Dakk
Sweden572 Posts
On July 20 2011 18:26 HellGreen wrote: Woah...easy now. I was just pointing out that your advice was already tested and tried... in post 2+3. As for my help.... you should read the thread again please. the POST, Not all your posts. | ||
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Cambam
United States360 Posts
On July 21 2011 07:32 HellGreen wrote: I don't think you have mentioned it, but are you streaming SC2 or stuff from the Windows desktop? For the time being could you do with only streaming SC2? You have the option only to add SC2 to the scene, by clicking inside the game when adding a region. Furthermore the new feature GameSource in XSplit allows you to add SC2 through the "Add Game menu". Maybe if you bypass the Windows desktop you can stream fine? Edit: Just double-checking (because I didn't fully understandyour explanation on the OP), you are allowing XSplit to disable Aero, right? Maybe even try and disable manually before streaming to see if it has anything to do with it? I've only been streaming my desktop, if I stream at all. Most of the time it breaks before I even start broadcasting. I've had Aero manually disabled almost the whole time. I just tried streaming using the gamesource feature and it worked fine. I streamed sc2, I was able to minimize and put my cursor over the taskbar without any problems. However, my fps was terrible (15-22) and I wonder if that's a bug or if my processor can't handle it. I have a amd phenom II x4 940 3.0 Ghz and a radeon 6970. I had sc2 on lowest possible settings as well. However, back when I streamed with screen region, I could get higher fps (30-50, I think). How do you add SC2 only with "add screen region"? Should SC2 be in windowed(fullscreen) or just normal fullscreen mode? P.S. xsplit just released a new version that claims that it fixed the lag/crashing problem, but it's not fixed for me. I did a clean uninstall and everything. | ||
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HellGreen
Denmark1146 Posts
On July 22 2011 02:31 Cambam wrote: How do you add SC2 only with "add screen region"? Should SC2 be in windowed(fullscreen) or just normal fullscreen mode? Currently XSplit can open capture windowed games, so SC2 should be in "Windowed mode fullscreen". With XSplit open I just click "Add Screen Region" and then click somewhere on the SC2 window. Then it adds a line called "Screen Window (Starcraft 2) in sc2.exe process". And yeah the low fps with GameSource is "normal" - they're still fine tuning it afaik. Expect it to perform better in the future  Edit:"Currently XSplit can open" was supposed to be "Currently XSplit can only" | ||
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Cambam
United States360 Posts
On July 22 2011 02:58 HellGreen wrote: Currently XSplit can open capture windowed games, so SC2 should be in "Windowed mode fullscreen". With XSplit open I just click "Add Screen Region" and then click somewhere on the SC2 window. Then it adds a line called "Screen Window (Starcraft 2) in sc2.exe process". And yeah the low fps with GameSource is "normal" - they're still fine tuning it afaik. Expect it to perform better in the future I was able to stream with no problems using this method. I also got much better fps with this method (~30-50). So that must mean that the problem has something to do with either desktop streaming, of having your whole screen stream instead of just one window. | ||
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HellGreen
Denmark1146 Posts
Good luck with it all | ||
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