Today we hit our record today of over 1,700 live viewers at any given time, over the course of many hours, who watched us at first get owned hardcore in Eye of the Storm, to move into a position of complete ownership in Isle of Conquest.  From there, we moved towards some ToC that we obliterated, and we then sailed onto Heroic ToC where we were shut out by the hardest, meanest, most devistating 3-elite boss combo ever:  The Rogue, The Healer, and The Tank.

At the very end we put together a multiboxing raid and started grinding through various Alliance cities.  The raid included myself, on 10x characters.  Pinki on his 5x Shaman.  Poyzon joined us with his 5x Paladins and we also had Lindline, Kylol, and a dozen other PUG people.  We obliterated Darnassus, then move to storm over Stormwind (sorry couldn’t resist).  We steamrolled all major Alliance capitals until we were stop blocked at Ironforge.

We had a blast and I’m hoping Kylol managed to snap a few screenshots along the way that I can update this story with!

Forums had 130+ people online at 1 time!

Record number of live concurrent viewers.  It actually soared past 2000+

Here is a written guide as well as a 3 part video stream I have made detailing exactly what needs to be done to do HD/HQ streaming from your PC to the JTV network.

Step #0 – Create Justin.tv Account
Duh! Justin.tv – Live Video and Chat for Everyone

Step #1 – Get Software

Download and install Adobe (FME) Flash Media Encoder 2.5 (NOT 3.x) . FME3.x is far, far slower (~400% slower) than FME2.5.
Do not run FME
Download and install VHScrCap

Step #2 – Set up VHScrCap

Run Start MenuHmelyoffVHScrCapConfig.exe
Select “Create new one”
Click Settings, Frame rate to 30, only have Align Video, Show mouse, Show clicks checked, nothing else (for full resolution)
Click Capture, Do not click any boxes, click Select, click the window desktop of the monitor with your WoWs
Close the VH Screen Capture Driver dialog

Step #3 – Create batch file for FME

Create c:fme folder
Notepad c:fmejustin.bat with this info:

"C:Program Files (x86)AdobeFlash Media Encoder 2.5FMEcmd.exe" /p c:fmejustin.xml

Replace the path to FMEcmd.exe if you installed to a different directory.

Step #3.5 – GET INITIAL XML

Run Flash Media Encoder 2.5. Select the sound capture device that you wish (Eg. Stereo Mix). Then select “Save Profile”. Then open up that file you have saved and locate the following line:

<device>Line In (Realtek High Definitio</device>

Note: It will have the name of the audio device you selected. Cut/paste that entire line into a new notepad document for step #4. You may now close the profile you opened up as well as the FME graphic interface.

Step #4 – Create FME XML

Notepad c:fmejustin.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-16"?>
<flashmediaencoder_profile>
    <preset>
        <name>Custom</name>
        <description></description>
    </preset>
    <capture>
        <video>
        <device>VHScrCap</device>
        <crossbar_input>0</crossbar_input>
        <frame_rate>60</frame_rate>
        <size>
            <width>1920</width>
            <height>1080</height>
        </size>
        </video>
        <audio>
        <device>Line In (Realtek High Definitio</device>
        <crossbar_input>0</crossbar_input>
        <sample_rate>44100</sample_rate>
        <channels>2</channels>
        <input_volume>75</input_volume>
        </audio>
    </capture>
    <process>
        <video>
        <crop>
            <left>0</left>
            <top>0</top>
            <right>0</right>
            <bottom>3</bottom>
        </crop>

        </video>
    </process>
    <encode>
        <video>
        <format>VP6</format>
        <datarate>1000</datarate>
        <advanced>
            <keyframe_frequency>5 seconds</keyframe_frequency>
            <quality>Avg Quality - Great Framerate</quality>
            <noise_reduction>None</noise_reduction>
            <datarate_window>Medium</datarate_window>
            <cpu_usage>Dedicated</cpu_usage>
        </advanced>
        </video>
        <audio>
        <format>Mp3</format>
        <datarate>128</datarate>
        </audio>
    </encode>
    <restartinterval>
        <days></days>
        <hours></hours>
        <minutes></minutes>
    </restartinterval>
    <reconnectinterval>
        <attempts></attempts>
        <interval></interval>
    </reconnectinterval>
    <output>
        <rtmp>
        <url>rtmp://live.justin.tv/app</url>
        <backup_url></backup_url>
        <stream>YOURJTVFMESTREAMID</stream>
        </rtmp>
    </output>
    <metadata>
        <entry>
        <key>author</key>
        <value></value>
        </entry>
        <entry>
        <key>copyright</key>
        <value></value>
        </entry>
        <entry>
        <key>description</key>
        <value></value>
        </entry>
        <entry>
        <key>keywords</key>
        <value></value>
        </entry>
        <entry>
        <key>rating</key>
        <value></value>
        </entry>
        <entry>
        <key>title</key>
        <value></value>
        </entry>
    </metadata>
    <preview>
        <audio></audio>
    </preview>
    <log>
        <level>100</level>
        <directory>C:fme</directory>
    </log>
</flashmediaencoder_profile>

Edit the Width, Height, and be sure to cut/paste in your audio device as listed in step 3.5. Go down to the Save options and make sure to select UNICODE!

Next, you need your stream ID. To get this JTV stream ID, log into JTV and then click here. This will download a file to your desktop. Open up that file and locate the following line:

<stream>YOURJTVFMESTREAMID</stream>

The stream ID will be listed there. Cut/paste into the XML file justin.xml in the correct section.

Step #4.5 – SET YOUR BITRATE

Open up your justin.xml file and locate the following line:

        <datarate>1000</datarate>

The datarate of 1000kbps is enough for a decent quality stream. However, if your internet connection upload speed is high enough, it is recommended to change this number to between 1500 on up. Give it a few tests to find that “sweet spot” where you can stream high quality as well as not have any internet issues with a bitrate too high for your internet connection.

Step #5 – Start streaming!

Simply run the justin.bat file and it should pop up a black window that scrolls some stats about FPS and bitrate. Now you’re streaming!

Too tired to show more now, hopefully somebody can respond to this thread with some screenshots.

Cheers!

Below are videos of how to do the above actions to help assist you in setting this up:

How to stream HD/HQ video to Justin.tv 1

How to stream HD/HQ video to Justin.tv 2

How to stream HD/HQ video to Justin.tv 3

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