Exact way to stream with FME to JTV - READ HERE

[Tim]

Don't forget to link this thread in your JTV stream, under the stream in the HTML!

Spread the word!

[Gotja]

ok now it works. nice fps and i think really good quality. so now next question
now i wanna record some of my streams. ow to do that directly on jtv?

[Tim]

Originally Posted by Gotja

ok now it works. nice fps and i think really good quality. so now next question
now i wanna record some of my streams. ow to do that directly on jtv?

I don't remember what normal JTV accounts get, I think you can do 15 minute clips and it happens automatically. Just click on the clips or archive area and you can create new ones based on the last few days of your broadcast.

[Gotja]

ok..so any proposals for a prog. i really hate fraps its like 5 minutes video 500 gb

[Tim]

Actually in FME you can also have it save a file to disk, its one of the options.

Start up the FME program GUI, then enable the option, then export that XML file, then open it up and see what the XML setting is to save it to a file. Then copy/paste that XML setting into your fme.xml file, should work!

[Nghtmr9999]

Originally Posted by Gotja

ok..so any proposals for a prog. i really hate fraps its like 5 minutes video 500 gb

yeah, fraps (other than showing framerate in games) is hella fail for capturing video.

[Puppet MasteR]

I use xfire to capture video...works great for me!

[Gotja]

yeah thx for the fme tips works fine now. no capture lag or something.

[BoNeZ]

I am also having an FPS problem. I'm having the same problem 4-7 fps and NOW sometimes it will go up to 22 fps and stick there like its frozen then it will go back down to 0 and I tried to "Above Normal" priority nothing changes and then set it to "High" priority and still nothing. Sometimes it will just keep restarting saying:

"Encoding and streaming to server is stopped due to a problem in capturing audio/video data. Either the capture device is removed or there is an error in encoding process. Restarting the encoding session. Audio Encoding Stopped. Video Encoding Stopped. Session Stopped."

I also tried webcammax 7 and the fps doesn't jump it constantly stays at 60fps but using webcammax is still very choppy. (Not Watchable)

Specs: AMD Phenom II X4 955 Processor 3.20GHz
ATI Radeon HD 4600 Series
4GB RAM
Windows 7 x64

EDIT: After messing with it for awhile I finally got somewhere. Here I didn't have Optimized Screen Capture unchecked on the VHScrCap. As soon as I unchecked it everything fixed. Thanks Anyways Great Tut. Bad Listener.(Me)

[NocturneManiac]

Had some sound issues, but realized it was only because I was trying to test the stream on the same PC I was streaming from, oops. :x

However, I do have some general concerns. I think my PC may just be too inadequate to stream very well (2GB of RAM w/ Vista) and/or I just have some bad settings. I just used default whatever, but my stream sort of pauses alot, tons of hiccups. Not sure if it is due to my internet (which is about 3+ upload), my potentially ancient PC, too high of a quality setting, all of the above, or none of the above. Any ideas to get rid of pausing, or am I looking at getting some sort of upgrade before it's really possible?