http://steamcommunity.com/broadcast/watch/76561197961725694 guess who's streaming

if you need a hand with stream/event production i'm always open to help.

they work with pretty much every smartphone that accepts the three-conductor pin in my experiences.

okay so some of my initial reactions to it:

- this is REALLY easy to set up, literally almost sets itself up compared to other streaming solutions
- max bitrate is 3500 meaning you can get a pretty good looking stream
- max fps is 30 (boooo)
- chat is embedded in the game and you can choose where it shows up, cool!
- uses about same amount of cpu as obs, doesn't lag your game down too bad
- audio is sourced from entire computer rather than just the game, meaning you can listen to music and viewers will hear it
- you can stream non-steam games, meaning you can do stuff like add vlc and stream videos ROFL, i wonder how they're gonna police this (guessing reports)

(also remember if you're using a steam skin to turn it off or else you won't get the messages to approve requests)

seems to be ps4-style "watch your friends"

thoughts?

http://www.speedtest.net/result/3954579550.png

i have this issue on cox cable sometimes. thought it was the router for a while, tried all the fixes belkin suggested but it still occasionally does it. rebooting router + modem sometimes brings it back but it seems to be an isp-based problem on my end.

done, good luck with your report!

website is having some troubles: http://puu.sh/cViZA/0d1d9f8c87.png

also gonna try to attend!

im genuinely confused right now, whats going on

so blizzcon is happening this weekend and blizzard has already dropped their new ip, overwatch. stream is viewable here.

anyone who's currently watching have any thoughts on this new fps they're creating? seems heavily tf2 inspired.

i was actually planning on getting rid of smooths altogether in favor of some more custom sfm stuff (like the clips dashner makes since those are pretty awesome). but yeah, essentially.

this was actually a feature i was working on for our overlays, it was mostly completed outside of a few graphics that got kinda put aside after school started to pile work onto me. it would basically sum up a map's strengths, weaknesses, and a few notable facts along with a render of the map overhead (the graphics i was referring to).

i'll restart work on this.

im just glad tinkers gone fuck that hero

it's rolled out now, chrome support only. will probably test it with the tftv cast from the other day (that I had to locally record because of the music).