Thing is, I recently was gifted a drawing tablet -- it's a Trust Flex -- and I'd like to make livestreams of my drawings in progress, whenever possible. And ideally, I'd like to keep it open source. Trouble is, the last time I installed screen capture software, I installed CamStudio several months ago.... that went to pot, because it just wouldn't run.
So. What do you lot recommend? I'd like to hear your thoughts. In the meantime, here's a picture from my art thread, just because:
In the meantime, some more music is coming. Just a month ago I mentioned that @frootza and I are engaging in a virtual bodhrán duel. I hope to be recording my part either today or within the next few days. Advent, Christmas and New Year just caught up with me, and I couldn't record my part sooner. So.... prepare yourselves for a primal drumming feast!
jenninexus
I use XSplit Broadcaster... you can do the multi-screen splits and overlays with text, media or full screen. It's relatively easy once I got used to it, and though the free version comes with a watermark, I found that if I stream to Twitch, YouTube or Picarto, you can save a copy locally as an FLV file which is way faster to upload onto for example YouTube, or, you can export directly from the later 2 (onto YouTube) (but ya can't export from Picarto) .. hope that info helps! Cheers <3