Preferred live stream software?

[Sonic Angel Knight]

Just taking in a some suggestions. I Just wanna know what people use for best quality for live stream or just video making. Hope you leave some useful opinions below.

 

[TotalInsanity4]

OBS by FAR, it's incredibly intuitive as long as you're using the Studio version

 

[Deleted User]

OBS, Would recommend classic version just out of personal preference.

 

[Armadillo]

You forgot Relive for AMD cards in the poll.

I use OBS if I'm streaming and relive for the flashback feature for saving local clips.

 

[Sonic Angel Knight]

You forgot Relive for AMD cards in the poll.

I use OBS if I'm streaming and relive for the flashback feature for saving local clips.

I'm not familiar with it, but if it is a live stream broadcasting tool (Example, twitch or youtube) then i can add it for the sake of having it documented.

I'm guessing the people here who are voting for obs doesn't wanna pay for xsplit.

 

[Armadillo]

I'm not familiar with it, but if it is a live stream broadcasting tool (Example, twitch or youtube) then i can add it for the sake of having it documented.

I'm guessing the people here who are voting for obs doesn't wanna pay for xsplit.

Relive is basically AMDs version of shadowplay.

Recording and livestreaming using the hardware x264 encoder on the gpu. Not as flexible as obs, but less of a performance impact.

 

[PrincessLillie]

There's OBS Studio, which is free. But then there's X-split. That is premium quality there.

 

[Sonic Angel Knight]

Relive is basically AMDs version of shadowplay.

Recording and livestreaming using the hardware x264 encoder on the gpu. Not as flexible as obs, but less of a performance impact.

So is basically a geforce experience for AMD GPU users correct? With support for the same features like live stream, i guess i can add it.

 

[emma02]

Hi,

OBS is what I use to stream.OBS does all the things streamers want to do without any hassle.I think its best because:

1.Its free
2.Its open source and keeps getting better
3.It work’s really well
4.Low resource cost and simple interface

 

[PrincessLillie]

Hi,

OBS is what I use to stream.OBS does all the things streamers want to do without any hassle.I think its best because:

1.Its free
2.Its open source and keeps getting better
3.It work’s really well
4.Low resource cost and simple interface

That's a hell of a bump.
On a serious note, yes, OBS is the best way to go.

 

[Kioku]

That's a hell of a bump.
On a serious note, yes, OBS is the best way to go.

Only a couple of months... Not that bad..

But yeah, OBS is the best. No doubt about it. Plus, why pay for XSplit? It doesn't do anything that OBS won't.

 

[CrimsonMaple]

OBS or Shadowplay for me. I find Shadowplay works best for streaming games at reasonable quality. (at least for my specs..) But if you aren't doing that, OBS is great!

 

[BORTZ]

OBS is probably the best, but since I sometimes do console stuff, El Gato is super straight forward.

 

[Sonic Angel Knight]

OBS or Shadowplay for me. I find Shadowplay works best for streaming games at reasonable quality. (at least for my specs..) But if you aren't doing that, OBS is great!

For some reason, the nvidia shadow play always seem to mess up the video recording by having some playback problem. I never know why though but i wish it didn't.

 

[CrimsonMaple]

For some reason, the nvidia shadow play always seem to mess up the video recording by having some playback problem. I never know why though but i wish it didn't.

Strange. I've never had any issues. Then again I only do short recordings. Streaming doesn't work for me period since my upload is so bad! ^^

 

[Kioku]

For some reason, the nvidia shadow play always seem to mess up the video recording by having some playback problem. I never know why though but i wish it didn't.

OBS with NVENC for recording works pretty damn well.

 

[Saint_Kaiser]

I find myself straying towards xsplit, its really nice and I am liking it much better than OBS

 

[Haymose]

OBS works and open source is always better.