The Setup

Sabre0001

Was watching Cross Counter today and they have kindly gone through the equipment that they use to create shows such as The Excellent Adventures of Gootecks and Mike Ross. From 15:50

Also, as I posted a few months ago - Day[9] did a comprehensive tutorial which includes bits about his own setup.

http://www.pcworld.com/article/213034/screencast_live_how_to_make_your_own_web_tv_show.html


Any other video makers / content producers out there done something like this? Or you guys - do you have a walkthrough of your setup at home / the studio

Doctor DooM

I think the cross counter episode may have an error in it- all past research has indicated to me that HDMI is more likely to lag than component due to security encoding.

Sabre0001

Hmmmm! So that's why Gootecks continues to lose

On a side note, you use Hauppage right? Guessing you go the component route - and it's pretty spot on? (considering people would call you on it immediately!)

Doctor DooM

Sabre0001 wrote: »

Hmmmm! So that's why Gootecks continues to lose

On a side note, you use Hauppage right? Guessing you go the component route - and it's pretty spot on? (considering people would call you on it immediately!)

I never, ever, ever, hear complaints of lag with an asus monitor and a splitter.

I heard one or two when I fed it straight through the hauppage right at the start but they were from- er- unreliable parties

Sabre0001

Starcraft 2 player, Destiny, has put together a guide to streaming from desktop

http://root-destiny.com/newbies-guide-to-streaming/