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This may not be the best thread to ask this question, so please let me know if there's somewhere else I should be asking. I'm re-watching James315's Battlefield 1943 LP. It's hosted entirely on Youtube. Back when this LP was first made, Youtube had a "High Quality" button which basically changed the video from 360p to 480p. This button has obviously long since been removed. However, now when I watch a multi-part episode, only the first part has a 480p option and the other parts have only up to a 360p option, making them borderline unwatchable. Will this just become a weird Youtube relic, or is there something I'm missing? Using Chrome and Win 7. Part 1 -480p:  Part 2 -360p: 
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IS this an ok place to ask about Twitch streaming tech support issues? If not, can someone please point me in the right direction? I am running Twitch Studio on a 2015 Macbook Pro and it works extremely well, until I plug in my phone via USB and add its screen share to my scene, at which point I start getting FPS drops in my game. What's weird is if I add a USB webcam to the scene, I have no issues. I can't imagine a screen share is too different from a webcam but I guess it is. Any advice about how to improve performance here? Edit: answered my own question. The solution is to not use the phone as an additional capture source, but instead open QuickTime and start a new movie recording using the phone as a source, then add that window as a new source in the scene. Problem solved! Harriet Carker fucked around with this message at 05:34 on Sep 9, 2022 |
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