A computer or a mobile device: This will be used to encode and transmit the video signal to the streaming platform.A camera: This can be a dedicated video camera, a DSLR camera, or even a smartphone camera.There are several things you will need to live-stream: What are the requirements for Live-Streaming? Streaming is used by a variety of services, including music and video streaming platforms, live broadcast services, and online gaming platforms. This allows users to start watching or listening to the content almost immediately. With streaming, the content is sent in a continuous flow and can be played as soon as enough data has been received to begin playback, rather than being downloaded and saved to a local device first. If you do not see the pop-up to set the game or title, make sure that Confirm stream title and game before going live is set found in the General Settings.Streaming refers to the delivery of multimedia content, such as audio and video, over the internet in real-time. If you use a dedicated stream PC to encode, or you have a powerful single PC that manages to go slower than very fast, it would not be best to use the optimized encoder settings, as no higher profile exists at this moment. Low profile CPU usage is equivalent to x264 profile ultrafast but optimized for gameplay.Medium profile CPU usage is equivalent to x264 profile very fast but optimized for gameplay.

Using this will override the set, preset, and any custom x264 flags you have with the machine learned values The profile selection is only in effect when 'Use optimized encoder settings' are enabled.

If you use both, you can then enable the 'use optimized encoder settings' found in the Go Live pop-up, where you set your Game and Title. The game optimized encoder settings are currently only available when using software (x264) encoding and using Twitch as streaming service. It's a process we developed and is only available in Streamlabs Desktop. Game aware video encoding automatically chooses the best encoder settings for you in Streamlabs Desktop based on the actual video game you're playing.

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