On February 28 2012 11:01 cellblock wrote: Is there any way to stream without having SC2 set to Windowsmode (fullscreen)? And what would my recommended settings be? I play SC2 in 1920x1080 with 200 fps. CPU: intel i5 760 @ 3.6ghz GPU: geforce gtx 460 oc @ 800mhz Upload: 1 mb/s
Ty
You can switch to FMLE... Or you can play in windowed, other than that, no.
Im using FMLE already, but I still had to use windowed mode which gives me worse performance. When I tried fullscreen it was just black, could only see the SC2 cursor.
On February 28 2012 11:12 Aocowns wrote: I've thought about trying to stream, just for shits and giggles, and I think my computer can handle it. HOWEVER, my internet is more shit than what comes out of a goat's rear end. i5 2500 GTX 560 Ti 8GB RAM Windows 7 64bit
and without further ado, the internet so bad, that 96% of Norway has better:
I've been told by a little birdie that I CAN in fact stream with this, but that the quality would be very, very(very) shitty. How shitty are we talking, like 240p?
On February 17 2012 22:22 Shadow_Dog wrote: Any1 want to reccomend me streaming settings with this? Or should I not even bother. Few years ago I streamed console games with okay quality.
Well speedtest says that my upload is ~0.75mbits, when I log onto my router it says ~0.8 -0.9. I stream using 8 quality, 500kbps Bitrate video, and 44.100 KHz 16 bit stereo 64000 bitrate audio.
On February 28 2012 11:12 Aocowns wrote: I've thought about trying to stream, just for shits and giggles, and I think my computer can handle it. HOWEVER, my internet is more shit than what comes out of a goat's rear end. i5 2500 GTX 560 Ti 8GB RAM Windows 7 64bit
and without further ado, the internet so bad, that 96% of Norway has better:
I've been told by a little birdie that I CAN in fact stream with this, but that the quality would be very, very(very) shitty. How shitty are we talking, like 240p?
How are you even playing the game online??!?!?!
sc2 actually takes extremely little bandwith. It's the ping that actually matters.
On February 28 2012 11:01 cellblock wrote: Is there any way to stream without having SC2 set to Windowsmode (fullscreen)? And what would my recommended settings be? I play SC2 in 1920x1080 with 200 fps. CPU: intel i5 760 @ 3.6ghz GPU: geforce gtx 460 oc @ 800mhz Upload: 1 mb/s
Ty
You can switch to FMLE... Or you can play in windowed, other than that, no.
Im using FMLE already, but I still had to use windowed mode which gives me worse performance. When I tried fullscreen it was just black, could only see the SC2 cursor.
Thats an odd problem that i've never actually heard of.. Weird. ok, guess you could try dxtory?
On February 28 2012 11:12 Aocowns wrote: I've thought about trying to stream, just for shits and giggles, and I think my computer can handle it. HOWEVER, my internet is more shit than what comes out of a goat's rear end. i5 2500 GTX 560 Ti 8GB RAM Windows 7 64bit
and without further ado, the internet so bad, that 96% of Norway has better:
I've been told by a little birdie that I CAN in fact stream with this, but that the quality would be very, very(very) shitty. How shitty are we talking, like 240p?
On February 17 2012 22:22 Shadow_Dog wrote: Any1 want to reccomend me streaming settings with this? Or should I not even bother. Few years ago I streamed console games with okay quality.
Well speedtest says that my upload is ~0.75mbits, when I log onto my router it says ~0.8 -0.9. I stream using 8 quality, 500kbps Bitrate video, and 44.100 KHz 16 bit stereo 64000 bitrate audio.
-friends complain sometimes about lag and i think i have enough for better quality and should i stream in other resolution , like standard HD (1280x720 - 16: 9) or lower? (know streaming @ 1280x800 - 8:5)
-friends complain sometimes about lag and i think i have enough for better quality and should i stream in other resolution , like standard HD (1280x720 - 16: 9) or lower? (know streaming @ 1280x800 - 8:5)
sorry for long post , hope you can help me
Your CPU isn't able of streaming in 720p quality @2.66ghz.
Either buying a new cpu, or going down in resolution.
-friends complain sometimes about lag and i think i have enough for better quality and should i stream in other resolution , like standard HD (1280x720 - 16: 9) or lower? (know streaming @ 1280x800 - 8:5)
sorry for long post , hope you can help me
Your CPU isn't able of streaming in 720p quality @2.66ghz.
Either buying a new cpu, or going down in resolution.
Able to stream and play at the highest possible quality but anything over 400k and I start to get extreme lag, with this low of bandwidth however the screen is just choppy.
I am in central canada, any suggestions?
*edit* Upon further inspection my provider only allows 512k upload, would switching to another plan with 2.5mb upload make a significant difference?
-friends complain sometimes about lag and i think i have enough for better quality and should i stream in other resolution , like standard HD (1280x720 - 16: 9) or lower? (know streaming @ 1280x800 - 8:5)
sorry for long post , hope you can help me
Your CPU isn't able of streaming in 720p quality @2.66ghz.
Either buying a new cpu, or going down in resolution.
I've got the same CPU and it can stream @ 720p @ 2.66
Now, I want to be able to stream while maintaining a high FPS at ultra quality. I take it that I'm going to need a capture card to do this? If so, which one should I get? I see that there are a lot of choices, but I have no clue how to go about installing it (cables I need etc.).
Now, I want to be able to stream while maintaining a high FPS at ultra quality. I take it that I'm going to need a capture card to do this? If so, which one should I get? I see that there are a lot of choices, but I have no clue how to go about installing it (cables I need etc.).
Thanks.
No capture card needed, you can stream 1080p with that setup.
I was messing around with streaming for the first time yesterday for fun. Was streaming mass effect 3 for a friend, but ran into a sound problem. Gunshots and sound effects sound absolutely fine. However, when it comes to voices, during the dialogue scenes, it would be really low and my friend could barely hear even if he maxed the volume on his speakers. Sound is fine for me throughout the game though.
Anyone know what could be causing voices to be broadcasting low, when the gun sound effects etc are absolutely fine? Also to note, voices during fighting like when the bad guys scream at you sound fine too. The low voice problem only occurs when it goes to cutscene mode for dialogue scenes.
I've tried a local recording as well and same low voices problem occurs there as well.
I'm having problems with my frames per second, when I'm not running xsplit I'm always at a around 250 FPS at 1680x1050 on low texture and graphics settings. But as soon as I open xsplit and try to start broadcasting and even when xsplit is idling and doing nothing I always drop to less than 30 FPS.
Can anybody help me with a possible fix or what might be causing my fps to drop so drastically?
My computer specifications are:
CPU AMD Phenom II x4 995 3.2 GHz 4GB 1333 MHz DDR3 memory AMD HD 6870 1GB GDDR5 with Engine Clock - 900MHz and Memory Clock - 1050MHz (4.2Gbps)
Been trying to stream dota2 and league of legend with this setup and league streams fine, but dota 2 has issue with constant jittering.
Setup i7-970 @ 4.2 6GB of Gskill Pi 470 GTX
internet setting
My current stream setting are Resolution:1920x1200 Quality:10 Audio Bitrate: 128kbps FPS:25 Buffer/VBV: 3500/7000 I'm thinking i might need to change to 1280x800 or something for resolution? i can't do 1280x720 i get green bars since i run on 16:10 instead of 16