I just got a spot of bad news for streamers today. Gamecaster will no longer be absolutely free starting in October! Unfortunately, this means I’ll have to rewrite several articles that I JUST published. Good times.
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Gamecaster has come a long way since its inception several years ago. Once a part of the XSplit suite, it has grown into its own element. Now, it’s free to use without watermarks and throttled resolutions while also offering Gamecaster Gold. But, what is this “gold?”
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Gamecaster has a lot to offer a game streamer, especially when it’s free. In this case, adding an overlay can add quite the visual impression in Gamecaster for anyone watching the stream. Today, I’ll show you how to easily add one.
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Gamecaster is a great free streaming program that you can easily use on Twitch, YouTube, Facebook, and more. But, how do you connect Gamecaster to those platforms? Today, I’ll show you how to quickly set up Gamecaster for your favorite streaming site.
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Back in the day, XSplit had two distinct products for creating video content: Broadcaster and Gamecaster. For a single payment subscription, you could use both on a premium level. But over the years, the software diverged.
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I’m a big fan of using XSplit products. Even though I still use OBS for certain things, I find some tools to be easier with XSplit. But, I didn’t know just how much XSplit Gamecaster 4 differed from its predecessor.
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Debating which XSplit software is the best for your recordings or Twitch stream? XSplit makes two great piece of software, but many find themselves debating over Broadcaster vs Gamecaster. In the end, it really depends on what you’re trying to do.
Read moreLast week, I cam across a weird problem after updating my video drivers from nVidia. My Diablo III Twitch stream experienced severe loss in frames-per-second while the game played amazingly well. What did I have to do to fix the low FPS in stream issue?
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