Question / Help Two connections. How do I use 1 to stream, and 1 to do everything else?

[dreamtime1]

I have tried bridging - didn't work well.

What I am wondering is that can I somehow stream with one connection, and use the other for skype/csgo/pandora.

I have 2 computers? could one computer act as a streaming pc - somehow capture the monitor?

 

[Osiris]

Bind it to the correct ip, in the advanced settings.

 

[dreamtime1]

how do I bind specific programs to the specific network?

 

[Osiris]

You don't have to do that, just do this: http://support2.microsoft.com/kb/2526067/en-us
And set the network you use for gaming as the top priority, then in OBS select the ip of the other adapter.

 

[dreamtime1]

the guide doesn't seem to be updated, for windows 7, as there is no advanced settings. Also, I want the wireless to be top priority, over the wired internet, is there any other guides you could link me which deal with this?

 

[Jack0r]

Control Panel - Network Sharing Center - Change adapter settings - press ALT key on your keyboard to show the menu - advanced - advanced settings

 

[dreamtime1]

okay, so i did this but its still running eveything through the wired connection, not through the wireless connection. (I'm checking this trhough task manager - networking) Any ideas why this would be happening?

 

[Jack0r]

hmm, you moved the wireless connection to the top and rebooted your windows?
In general there is not much more you can do. Maybe there is a software out there that would do the trick.

 

[Osiris]

Did you actually set OBS to use the correct adapter?

 

[dreamtime1]

yes, it is running through wired, the issue is that my games+skype are still running through the wired, when wireless is top priority

 

[Jack0r]

A quick forum search gave me an older thread where someone asked the same question. While in his case the bind to interface option was enough, another user reported that the software "Connectify Pro" could do what you want to.
It might not be free software though.
I am actually not sure why a game would use a secondary connection (skype might check which connection is best...)

 

[dreamtime1]

yeh, it seems weird that everything still goes through my wired connection. I'll check this software out and get back to you.