On Air: Set Up Your Own Online Broadcast by Niall Norton-Cormier

Author:Niall Norton-Cormier
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Reference
Published: 2013-07-31T16:00:00+00:00

4.2 Options

4.2.1 File

A "presentation" is a set of XSplit scenes and can be saved as a file. Note that in the free trial you can have four scenes per presentation. Under the "File" selection on the top (where the "File" selection is in most programs) you can save, load, or create new presentations. (I save separate presentation files for each game I play on Twitch.)

4.2.2 View

There are several important options under the "View" selection. Resolution, at the top, is the size of your stream output. A high resolution allows more space for pieces in the scene and to add higher detail. However, a higher resolution takes more bandwidth to stream. Similarly, Frame rate will change how many frames per second are streamed.

Transition and Transition speed change the type of transition used between scenes and the time it will take to make the transition. These are easy to test out by setting up two scenes with pictures in each and switching between them.

Hide and Scale viewport are used to hide or change the apparent size of the area of the scene. For example, if you're running a huge 1080p stream but don't want it taking up your entire screen, you can set it to appear smaller. This makes the viewport smaller within XSplit but maintains the full resolution.

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