Twitch Streaming

[batosaims]

I just got my 3DS Capture card and I need to know the setup for Twitch streaming.

I try using OBS to capture the 3DS window and half of the screen is black.

What software is best for Twitch Streaming the 3DS?

Thanks

[batosaims]

Here's a pic to see what I'm seeing

http://i1209.photobucket.com/albums/cc3 ... obspic.png

[JoshDJX]

Personally I use Xsplit. Haven't messed with OBS very much.

My setup: http://puu.sh/5XxHf.jpg

In Xsplit I can crop the screen regions as I want. Perhaps OBS has a similar option to reduce the amount of blank area on the screen.

[Xsplit]

Is Xsplit free?

[MithrilMonarch]

Is Xsplit free?

A free version is available, but isn't very good. For a great free alternative, I'd recommend OBS.

[raphael]

I try using OBS to capture the 3DS window and half of the screen is black.

You have to use a better stream layout. Just using the 3DS capture app isn't good enough.
Here is a simple layout to get you started:

• Go to Settings -> Video, set the Base Resolution to "Custom: 1280 x 480"
• Click OK
• Remove your source from the scene
• Click Preview Stream and then Edit Scene (you should see a black scene now)
• Add a new Window Capture source, name it "Top", point it to the 3DS Capture window. Check the "Sub-Region" checkbox, set the Position to 0/0, the Size to 400/240, and click OK
• Do that again, but name the scene "Bottom", use 40/240 for the position and 320/240 for the size
• Drag the top screen to the top-right corner of the scene and resize it so it fills the vertical space completely
• Drag the bottom screen to the bottom-left corner and resize it until you hit the top screen

End result:

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Tweak the layout as needed.