Difference between revisions of "Streaming Resources"
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| − | Broadcasting speedruns online has become hugely popular in the past couple years. Many people broadcast their attempts to get a submittable speedrun or achieve the so-called world record of a game over the internet. This process adds a social interaction and even collaboration to the speedrunning process that hasn't been available before. Streaming adds a bit more complexity to your recording setup, but most people think it's well worth it. Visit our streaming page for help learning the basics. | + | Broadcasting speedruns online has become hugely popular in the past couple years. Many people broadcast their attempts to get a submittable speedrun or achieve the so-called world record of a game over the internet. This process adds a social interaction and even collaboration to the speedrunning process that hasn't been available before. Many speedrunners find that broadcasting their efforts helps them to stay motivated during their attempts. Streaming adds a bit more complexity to your recording setup, but most people think it's well worth it. Visit our streaming page for help learning the basics. |
Revision as of 10:28, 17 May 2013
Here you will find some links and guides to things that just don't fit neatly into the other categories.
Streaming
Broadcasting speedruns online has become hugely popular in the past couple years. Many people broadcast their attempts to get a submittable speedrun or achieve the so-called world record of a game over the internet. This process adds a social interaction and even collaboration to the speedrunning process that hasn't been available before. Many speedrunners find that broadcasting their efforts helps them to stay motivated during their attempts. Streaming adds a bit more complexity to your recording setup, but most people think it's well worth it. Visit our streaming page for help learning the basics.
