tripletopper
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I got four different YouTube identities and I got 50 megabits outbound on my fiber internet.
I was wondering if I could broadcast four different versions of my video.
Currently I use Aitum to broadcast a 3D 32x9 version to YouTube (though it's kind of messed up due to my player not interpreting it correctly) and my 2D 16x9 version The Twitch.
I would like to broadcast two alternate versions a side-by-side 16x9 half width version for 3D TVs and a monochromised red and cyan for 3D without needing a special TV.
I know how to do the OBS processes to make all four versions. But I can't seem to run more than two broadcasts at once on OBS with aitum multicast.
I could broadcast to four different places, but not four different versions to four different places.
Is there a way I could currently do a quad-cast of four different versions of the same show accommodating different 3D audiences as well as the 2D audience on Twitch?
I don't know if you could use Aitum to do a quadcast of four different broadcasts to four places if you have 50 megabits of bandwidth outbound.
I was wondering if I could broadcast four different versions of my video.
Currently I use Aitum to broadcast a 3D 32x9 version to YouTube (though it's kind of messed up due to my player not interpreting it correctly) and my 2D 16x9 version The Twitch.
I would like to broadcast two alternate versions a side-by-side 16x9 half width version for 3D TVs and a monochromised red and cyan for 3D without needing a special TV.
I know how to do the OBS processes to make all four versions. But I can't seem to run more than two broadcasts at once on OBS with aitum multicast.
I could broadcast to four different places, but not four different versions to four different places.
Is there a way I could currently do a quad-cast of four different versions of the same show accommodating different 3D audiences as well as the 2D audience on Twitch?
I don't know if you could use Aitum to do a quadcast of four different broadcasts to four places if you have 50 megabits of bandwidth outbound.