2011-11-04, 12:19 PM
I suggest using Xsplit. It isn't CPU intensive like all of the other broadcasting methods I've used + has everything you need so that you don't have to set up a mixer beforehand, and it should be friendly enough for you to use to stream to anywhere. The setup for that is easy with this tutorial.
I should also mention that you could try Twitch.TV instead of Livestream. They don't have any bandwidth or resolution limits, so you're free to cast at any quality and resolution as you please. (If you do decide to go there and use Xsplit, use the JTV plugin, since it's the same site essentially.)
I should also mention that you could try Twitch.TV instead of Livestream. They don't have any bandwidth or resolution limits, so you're free to cast at any quality and resolution as you please. (If you do decide to go there and use Xsplit, use the JTV plugin, since it's the same site essentially.)