Dajova
Member
So, the very first software that i've ever used to livestream with is a program called X-Fire. It was very easy to setup (easier than both X-Split and OBS, but that's beside the point) and it had some features that i really loved that i have yet to find on any other program as of yet.
One of those features was in-game interaction. With a simple hot-key (instead of alt-tabbing), i could interract with everyone on the stream and also had optional pop-up message whenever someone spoke in the room.
Some other features was in-game displays of fps/ms/clock/viewer count/record indication and could be placed anywhere on the screen (that only you could see).
These might be some major features to implement, but it would be a future project to think about, i think.
Let me know what your thoughts are about it :)
Here's some pics of how it looks like in x-fire, so you get the idea:
(Don't worry about the low fps, X-Fire is VERY limited in terms of broadcast options :D )
One of those features was in-game interaction. With a simple hot-key (instead of alt-tabbing), i could interract with everyone on the stream and also had optional pop-up message whenever someone spoke in the room.
Some other features was in-game displays of fps/ms/clock/viewer count/record indication and could be placed anywhere on the screen (that only you could see).
These might be some major features to implement, but it would be a future project to think about, i think.
Let me know what your thoughts are about it :)
Here's some pics of how it looks like in x-fire, so you get the idea:
(Don't worry about the low fps, X-Fire is VERY limited in terms of broadcast options :D )