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streaming question

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so all you guys that are streaming your games onto jtv, how are you doing it? meaning what all would i need to get to do it?

That depends if you are wanting to stream PC games or console games. With the PC you can use a driver that records everything it sees and then broadcast it to jtv. To do a console you will need some sort of capture card. Of course, you could always use a camera too.

Here's a good tutorial written by a WoW player:

http://multiboxing.com/forums/f2/exact-way-stream-fme-jtv-read-1116.html

i was thinking more of, sttreaming from the wi. ill look into capture cards, i dont know a whole bunch about all this so im sure ill be asking more questions later

Here's the one I've been told is used by many JTV streamers:

http://www.blackmagic-design.com/products/intensity/

However, if you're just looking at streaming the wii and don't mind playing in 480i instead of 480p there are much cheaper standard definition choices.

thanks dater, it'll take me a few paychecks to save up for it but if thats the one of choice to go with than thats what ill get. thanks for your help.

i used to have a weird belkin capture card, never found out how to record the audio. I ended up just making montage type thing with music played over it and put them on youtube.

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