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Well some guys ask me how I can stream, what options I need etc

 

So I decide to make a guide

 

1)Go to http://www.own3d.tv/ and make an Account.

 

2)Then go to https://www.xsplit.com/own3d/SignUp/ download Xsplit and Register too.

 

3)Open Xsplit and log in with your Xsplit account.

 

4)Go to

 

File>Add Screen Region. Click on top left of the screen it will automatically select your whole screen.

 

5)Go to

 

View>Resolution>1280 x 720 (16:9) - HDTV (video)

 

View>Frame Rate>30.00 FPS

 

View>Transition>Fade

 

View>Transition Speed> 300 ms

 

6)Broadcasting with XSplit Broadcaster.

 

1. Adding own3D Channel

 

    Go to Broadcast -> Edit Channels

    On the right side click "Add" -> "own3D"

    Username – your own3D username

    Password – your own3D password

    Quality – set quality to 6. Do not set quality 9-10 at high resolutions.

    Max Bitrate – select the maximum video bitrate you want to stream with, we do not recommend the maximum bitrate to be higher than 1500kbps.

    Buffer size – do not change this.

    Resolution – set it to "Default Mixer Resolution"

    Audio Encoding – we recommend 44.100 KHz Stereo with MP3 codec.

 

 

My settings are like this

 

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Changing the VBV Max Bitrate (kbps) and VBV Buffer (kbit) is for the Quality of your Stream and it depends from your Upload Speed.

 

I Use 600 with 300 with 0.80/0.90 Mbps Upload. Sometimes I use 650/300 but it lags a lot so the 600/300 has a nice result.

 

The own3d TV Guide suggest you these options

 

Settings Examples:

 

The high-end PC – Warp 3 in HD

 

  CPU: fast Quad Core like 4×3,2gHz or even better

    RAM: 4+ Gig RAM

    Bandwidth: Upload 2000+ Kbit/sec

    In “tools -> settings -> channels -> edit” you want to have this:

 

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In the “View->Resolution” tab you want to have resolution: 1280×720 (16:9) – HDTV (video)

 

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frame rate: 25fps

 

The mid range PC – the standard gamer

  CPU: fast Duo core like Intel i5 2×3.2gHz or even a cheaper quad core like 4×2.2gHz

    RAM: 4+ Gig RAM

    Bandwidth: Upload 1200+ Kbit/sec

    In “tools -> settings -> channels -> edit” you want to have this:

image2.png

 

In the “View” tab you want to have

Resolution: 900×600 (16:10) or 1088x612 (16:9)

Frame rate: 20fps or 25fps

 

 

The slow-mo PC

 

    CPU: standard Duo Core like Athlon X2 2×2.7gHz

    RAM: 2+ Gig RAM

    Bandwith: around 500 kbit/sec

   

Owned Tv Notice:You see, if you are no hardware junkie, you will almost always be rated to have a slow-mo PC. If you just have a slow internet connection and a mid range PC, we won’t have any problems to find a good setup for you, but it is possible to be unable to stream with a slow-mo PC at all. Note that laptop PCs have different CPU. They are almost always way slower than desktop CPUs to have a better power efficiency.

 

  In “Tools -> Settings -> Channels -> Edit” you want to have this:

image3.png

 

In the “View” tab you want to have

resolution: 640×360 (16:9)

frame rate: 20fps or 15fps

 

 

 

When you finish with your options, go to Broadcast>Select your Channel, for example OWN3D - DASK1, open your browser, go to search and CTRL+V or right click>Paste to take your Stream Link.

 

 

Hope it helped you.

 

 

 

 

 

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You don't see the difference between 60 and 30 fps ? LOL :D

I just can't play with below 40fps... i get headace ][_{[]}][_

That means I'll never stream unless i get new pc 8)

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You don't see the difference between 60 and 30 fps ? LOL :D

I just can't play with below 40fps... i get headace ][_{[]}][_

That means I'll never stream unless i get new pc 8)

how I can explain you

 

[GR] "Εικονικά" έχεις 30 fps αν πχ παίζεις με 60, η διαφορά είναι ελάχιστη. Και έπειτα δεν παίζεις με 30. Παίζεις με 30-45 και πιάνεις και 60. Στην ουσία τρώει 5 με 10 fps.

 

Sorry for greek, who stickied that? :D

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Btw do you know how to record with fraps and not getting 1gb per 1min or recording ? ;//

 

After you finished the record you can compress the file .

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Btw do you know how to record with fraps and not getting 1gb per 1min or recording ? ;//

You can't, but you can use for example LoL Replay then capture it with Fraps and you can make it in normal size with a program. Easy x264 or smth like that I think.
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After you finished the record you can compress the file .

Well, you don't need a "rocket" pc for a HD Stream, you need big upload. My PC costs about 450-500 euros, but I don't have big upload speed, so my Stream Quality is about 360 or 480p I think.
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Well, you don't need a "rocket" pc for a HD Stream, you need big upload. My PC costs about 450-500 euros, but I don't have big upload speed, so my Stream Quality is about 360 or 480p I think.

 

Prolly 360 :) well when i bought my pc it costed around 750E and my dl/up speed are just great.

 

 

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Prolly 360 :) well when i bought my pc it costed around 750E and my dl/up speed are just great.

 

 

Well I have 0.70-0.90 mbps upload. I guess with your PC and your upload speed you can easy stream in HD. Test it, nothing to lose :D
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