Hey, real quick question.

What driver do you use to do your streaming? I need something simple that can stream audio & video.

Thanks in advance!

I do livestream, so I use the livestream procaster. =)

Well I mean, I have that too, but does it have its own screen recorder built into it or do you have to get an external one for it to work? I have an external I connect to it, but it tends to eat at my CPU, and it lags my computer a lot.

Last time I used it, for example, it took an hour & 15 minutes of struggling for it to work properly, and even then, it was lagging to no end.

That probably means your computer isn't advanced enough to be able to handle livestreaming. How old is your computer?

Also, when you're playing with it, are you trying to watch your livestream page as well? I've done it once or twice, and it REALLY messes with the speed. The podcaster has a built-in chatroom, so try to avoid going to your livestream page. Or other websites, to be honest. When I livestream, I may have some music going, but nothing else.

Oh! It might also be your settings... these are my settings:

VIDEO - output resolution 512x288, output ratio 16:9, target frame rate 25, target bitrate 350, keyframe intervals 2 seconds.

AUDIO - target bitrate 64, sampling rate 44100

DESKTOP - show mouse, show preview, highlight mouse 64px

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I'm not a genius with the program, myself, so if those things aren't the problem, I don't know how to fix it. =\ My procaster is installed on my C drive, as well, not on an external.

My computer still has a floppy drive to say the least. Thankfully, my cousin helped me get more RAM for it, but... I dunno. I'll try another stream sometime soon.

And no, I don't look at my stream when I'm streaming XD That seems redundant

My settings are about the same, some things are a bit smaller, like my frame rate is down to 15, and my bitrate is around 300.

I might just need a new computer or something.

It may be your computer, yes... or at least some part of the computer that isn't updated enough to handle it. Maybe the video/graphics card...