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This looks interesting. http://www.obsproject.com/
Bwana uses this on his Twitch channel and it appears to be working well for him, even though it's early days.
http://www.twitch.tv/bwana
I haven't had a chance to test it out since I am still mid-build on my new PC.
Here is a tutorial I found on YouTube to help with settings
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xCl1BD88fw
Check it out.
A new standard for "nickle and dime you to death" :-) Went to the site, clicked on "buy", selected all options (99 cents to 9.99), and at the end it added up to $99.00, WOW, what a deal!!! Until I noticed "Per month".
Did I miss something?
It says "Totally NOT free & open source software" Hilarious
I'm assuming there was an April Fool's joke in there somewhere. I visited the site today and there isn't a buy button and it is free and open source.
Yea just checked it out and its free. Its interesting that there is an open platform for internet broadcasting.
I asked my oldest son, who is a Twitch.TV admin, about this software and he said it worked really well, but that XSplit (paid version) now had all the same features. I own and have used XSPlit before, but I haven't kept up with its development cycle since I went to using Wirecast.
For a free, open source method of streaming, I think OBS is perfect.
Duh !! Good catch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Donovan
I think it's in need of some testing to see how it does with CPU and system resources. Anyone game to run it through it's paces??
how has this been developing? anyone else using it?
