Are you new to streaming or a pro looking for a replacement? No matter your experience level there is a perfect microphone for you and these are some of the best.
Streaming is more popular than ever, so maybe you want to try your hand at it. Unfortunately, purchasing a streaming setup can be expensive; but it doesn't have to be.
Streaming can be a daunting task, but the right tool will streamline the process. Set yourself up to stream using the powerful, free to use OBS. Whichever service you want to stream to, the process is a breeze, leaving you to concentrate on what matters most.
OBS Studio is a phenomenal piece of software if you're into streaming, and one of its main benefits is how much besides the basic experience you can do with it. Here's a little trick to integrate your stream chat within your OBS window so you don't need to worry about having a separate browser window open.
Lightstream is officially integrated into the Twitch app for Xbox, allowing for custom stream overlays and more without a PC or capture card.
Streamlabs is a popular livestreaming client that allows you to perform a number of actions while you're broadcasting gameplay. Recently, the company announced that it was adding multistream functionality to the mix.
After streaming exclusively on Mixer for a time, Ninja was released from his contract with Microsoft due to Mixer's closure. Ninja hasn't gone back to Twitch however and is instead moving over to YouTube.
Gain access to tens of thousands of channels and apps including Netflix, YouTube, Prime Video, and more. Use the remote to access Alexa voice control so you can search with your voice, control your TV, and more. Has 8GB storage for games and apps.
Facebook Gaming is now the number three streaming platform for gamers behind Twitch and YouTube. It's not surprising given the enormous global reach that the social media goliath has, but Facebook Gaming has a ton of potential for streamers. The platform is still fairly green but monthly updates and an open relationship with its community means its an enticing place to stream. Here's...
Amazon Prime Video Sport has announced it will show four Premier League matches live on its platform, as well as on Twitch in the UK.
Emotes are a great way to spice up a Twitch chat and help a community you've built (or are at least a part of) share in different inside jokes. Here's how you can use Twitch emotes.
While streaming is continuing to become more and more popular, some potential streamers-to-be are curious about turning it into an income, wondering if you can make money on Mixer. Here's what you should know.
When you're looking into streaming on Mixer, a couple of important questions may come up. What are Sparks in Mixer? How do use Sparks in Mixer? Here's what you need to know.
Want to start streaming but don't know where to start? Here's a capable streaming PC build you can use to kickstart your live streaming career for less than $1,200.
Need a webcam for your streams? Did you consider using the smartphone in your pocket? Here's how to get a great look without forking out for a dedicated webcam.
So you want to be the next Ninja, but you don’t know where to start? We’re here to help with this beginners guide to what you’ll need to get rolling.
If you suddenly find yourself with the urge to stream, and let's face it, many of us have extra time on our hands right now, one key part is a webcam. Webcams can be expensive though, and hard to get hold of right now, but that's not a problem. If you're an iPhone user, here's how to cheaply repurpose that as your webcam instead!
Microsoft Stream received a major update on iOS and Android. The app can now record real-time video and be used to make minor edits to videos.
The gear you use doesn't make a good stream but it's very important to have some good software you feel comfortable using and that has everything you need to make your broadcast look special. And for most people, OBS Studio is going to be the app to get.
Streaming PC games to Mixer, Twitch or any of the other popular services out there is a pretty intensive process. It's a lot of strain to put on a single PC, playing a game while also encoding your stream and uploading that to the internet. Here's how to take the load off and set up a second PC to handle the streaming duties.