I found an accessible way to stream games, for anybody interested, and
who has a windows 10 machine. I just tried it, Mixer, and it is far more
accessible than Twitch. And, the video capture is pretty good. Not the
best, but if you are on a budget, it is the most accessible option you
are gonna get for now. I tried it on Ear Hockey just now and it works
great! well, okay, it works passingly so, sound quality wise, but then
again, I make money writing, not streaming. Anyway, below are the steps.
Make sure you have the latest version of windows 10. No, I never found a
keyboard friendly user guide, so don't ask. If I find one, I will post
it on my blog with a more formal write-up. The settings can be found
under, gaming, in windows settings.
1. Run a game. It seems to only work for windows app games, but correct
me if I am wrong.
2. Hit, Windows, G, as in Gay, to bring up the games panel. Or, hit,
windows, Alt, R, to start recording.
3. When you are done, hit Windows, alt, R, to stop recording.
I'd advise you to set everything up before hand. Also, don't try and
keep up with the chat when you are broadcasting. NVDA will freeze. I'm
gonna look to see if I can't connect to the chat via IRC and just have
TTS reading stuff as they come in in the background.
Much more accessible than Twitch. IMO.
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