Switching Internet Providers in Feb

[Broomba37]

After running several live stream tests this weekend, I noticed that when I run and record WoW at 1024*728 the graphics are good and clear, but when running or fighting there is moments when it lags, or hiccups. When I record and stream in anything less than 720, the graphics become blurred and unreadable, but moving and fighting is smooth. So I decided that 1.47 upload speed is not cutting it and decided to switch to a new provider and a better plan - 50 mb download and 6 mb upload and pay an extra 20 bucks for more download and upload speed. Multiboxing my new team was scheduled for next week or the following week, but decided to create them with RAF after my new internet is installed and up and going! I will continue to record my WoW games on my hard drive and upload them to my youtube channel and keep my facebook, twitter and youtube page updated and current.

Broomba

[Tim]

Yea that'll be huge. 2500kbps vs 1500kbps for example is pretty darn noticable.

If you are using FME, the key thing to look at is Server Buffer in the commandline. Make sure that is always 0. If you are using XSplit, I wonder, do they report any dropped post-encoded video, or have a debug server buffer?

[Broomba37]

Looking into the feature for Xsplit Tim. I am just excited that I am taking my streaming and videos around the internet. I also plan on making videos of me (no computer screen involved in shot unless its something I pointing out or a brief highlight) talking about WoW, SW, or anything else related to solo or multiboxing. These videos will posted on my youtube channel. I plan on buying a better mic, web cam or camera that will record me talking about things. Things are moving along and looking forward to feb when multiboxing, new internet and videos all become a reality.

Broomba