great work!

[nsane]

phenomenal work on this software. slowly drifting from xsplit now. great job. i did have one question
is it possible to add more resolution downscales? possibly another one between 1 and 2, i usually stream around 1080x??? my bitrate is a bit low and i get almost zero pixelation with that rez. if not that's cool just wondering.

Keep up the good work, i'll be hanging around a lot!

 

[R1CH]

You can just change your base resolution if you can't get the resolution you want via downscales. Downscaling is higher quality, but requires a multiple of your resolution to work.

 

[PantsManUK]

As a paid up XSplit user, I just wanted to add my voice here; you folks have written a stunning piece of software. It's so much easier to use than XSPlit, and it produces very much nicer streams. If I could be allowed one whine, the UI is a little basic right now (but if that contributes to the speed, ignore me :))

I'm going to be doing my first non-test stream with OBS later today, and I'm looking forward to it...

 

[henriksultan]

Gonna add to this praise thread instead of creating a new one, never have I had such a problemfree and easy streaming software as this :D Great work man!

 

[Draco]

I'll add to this as well.

Stunning work of stability, simplicity, and capability for such an early version. Keep it up! Don't go too crazy with it either. :)

If you guys need any help focusing on testing specific hardware, I'll be more than happy to assist. Two BM devices (USB3 Shuttle, Decklink HD Extreme 3D+), Hauppauge HD PVR (USB/49xxx), Avermedia Live Gamer HD and their older AVerTV HD DVR. All this cooking on an i7-3930k @ 4.7 Ghz... damn expensive hobbies.