Re: Getting started with streaming, what's the best way to go about it?
I used to do podcasting back in the day. To be honest, I just purchased a podcasting kit from amazon that came with a Behringer 502 or something like that, an audio interface, a somewhat cheap mic, and I purchased a
Re: Getting started with streaming, what's the best way to go about it?
Why don't more applications use Windows WASAPI? It would simplify the process of capturing computer sound. The only programs that do this to my knowledge are Audacity and Gold Wave.
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Re: Getting started with streaming, what's the best way to go about it?
If you add a listen from your line 1 to your speaker from the second page of mmsys.cpl you eliminate most of it, but there is a bit, maybe 30ms, but that's just how it is. You can go lowre than 100ms, this is what the
Re: Getting started with streaming, what's the best way to go about it?
@10, so you're saying that there won't be any latency if I use the method you described? This is why I don't want to use VAC, because the way I do it is to make an audio repeater, and tie the two sources together,
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I could get Audacity to record the soundcard and the microphone without installing anything extra, but that does include the screenreader. If there's some other output device, and you can have the screenreader go to
Re: Getting started with streaming, what's the best way to go about it?
If you want to stream a game and yourself and that's all, you don't even need a mixer. Hell you don't even need to use an audio repeater but you do need VAC or some equivalent. You can use windows 10 now to redirect
Re: Getting started with streaming, what's the best way to go about it?
Jumpcut says to just use whatever you have, don't worry about equipment; it's the content that matters. But Jumpcut made me sit through 3 hours of Kong saying how awesome their secrets are over and over without saying
Re: Getting started with streaming, what's the best way to go about it?
So I'll chime in with my setup, but I am really the wrong person to ask as my setup is kinda complexI have a mackie 1202 VLZ Pro 4 I believe. It's an analogue mixer that connects to a sound card ont he PC. yes I could
Re: Getting started with streaming, what's the best way to go about it?
What's the difference between the Xenyx 302 and the Q502?
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Re: Getting started with streaming, what's the best way to go about it?
mixer for live sound interface for what you want but some do both fine so these guys know and they say things. Sotware like virtual cable do some thing if ok enough but mixer help. I can do using virtual audio cable
Re: Getting started with streaming, what's the best way to go about it?
Hi, Yes, I've heard the Behringer Q502 is a nice mixer. However, keep in mind, if you want your screen reader to come through, you may need more cables to make that work, or software, like VBCable, or Virtual Audio
Re: Getting started with streaming, what's the best way to go about it?
Hi, Yes, I've heard the Behringer Q502 is a nice mixer. However, keep in mind, if you want your screen reader to come through, you may need more cables to make that work, or software, like VBCable, or Virtual Audio
Re: Getting started with streaming, what's the best way to go about it?
Here's how My setup works. I have a Behringer XENYX302 which connects to my computer via USB. I've got the Shure SM-48 microphone connected via XLR. The mixer has a couple of line in ports for connecting external
Re: Getting started with streaming, what's the best way to go about it?
Here's how My setup works. I have a Behringer XENYX302 which connects to my computer via USB. I've got the Shure SM-48 microphone connected via XLR. The mixer has a couple of line in ports for connecting external
Re: Getting started with streaming, what's the best way to go about it?
Here's how My setup works. I have a Behringer XENYX302 which connects to my computer via USB. I've got the Shure SM-48 microphone connected via XLR. The mixer has a couple of line in ports for connecting external
Re: Getting started with streaming, what's the best way to go about it?
What you need is actually not thousands of dollars as far as mixers are concerned. Behringer has several boards that are under 60 bucks. just don't make the mistake I did and look for the zenix502, instead buy the
Re: Getting started with streaming, what's the best way to go about it?
What you need is actually not thousands of dollars as far as mixers are concerned. Behringer has several boards that are under 60 bucks. just don't make the mistake I did and buy the zenix502, instead buy the zenix
Re: Getting started with streaming, what's the best way to go about it?
I can't help you much with equipment, but I'd say go for it. I have always enjoyed watching people play games.
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Getting started with streaming, what's the best way to go about it?
Hi all,While this is gaming related, I figured I'd put it in the off topic room just to be safe, although it can be moved if the mods think it should.I've noticed an influx of new gaming streams lately in the blind
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