Melvin Dichoso, Author at XSplit Blog

Background Removal on Budget with XSplit VCam

Removing your background used to be a daunting task as you traditionally need a green (or blue) screen, proper and complicated lighting, and a software that allows you to combine it all for that sleek chroma effect. Hence the reason it’s mainly only used in a professional environment.

Over the course of time, various all-in-one solutions have been developed with the aim of eliminating that barrier and while they’ve been usable, none of them could come anywhere close to the quality that a proper setup could offer. Until now.

Introducing XSplit VCam

XSplit VCam lets you remove, replace, or even blur your background without the need for a green screen for barely any CPU processing power. Here’s a video showcasing it all.

It’s the perfect tool whether you’re into content creation live streaming various types of content, vlogging and podcasting, or if you’re using it for personal and business purposes doing consultation calls, sales meetings or providing customer support. Take a look at the three quick demonstrations below showcasing different use cases.

Availability

XSplit VCam will be rolled out initially to existing Premium license holders so if you’re one of them, make sure to head on to the VCam page to get started. Depending on feedback, wider roll out will come after. Make sure to follow us on our social channels for an announcement when it becomes available to all.

XSplit Broadcaster PTR Updates and Features

PTR 3.6.1811.1601
Download here

Updated: November 18, 2018

This third PTR update for version 3.6 is mainly focused on minor improvements and fixes to better optimize it for XSplit VCam. We’re hoping to get it out of PTR as soon as possible so it can be rolled out to all users.

Not much else to mention but you can take a look at the full list of bug fixes in our release notes. Give it a try and share your feedback through the comments section below.

PTR 3.6.1811.0601

Updated: November 06, 2018

The second PTR update for version 3.6 is here. We listened to your feedback and fixed even more bugs in this one. Here’s a quick summary of what’s inside:

Ability to use NVENC on secondary GPU (highly requested)
Fix for Skype source issue on newer Skype versions
Fix for mouse clicks not appearing in screen capture even if the option is enabled
Fix for repetitive camera restarts on Optimus Laptops using NVIDIA Driver 397.93 or newer
General UI tweaks and improvements
And more!

The complete list of all the improvements and bug fixes in this update can be found here. We are getting close in getting version 3.6 out so your feedback here would be really useful. 🙂

PTR 3.6.1810.1501

Updated: October 22, 2018

On the heels of a successful version 3.5 release, we wanted to move quickly and get the next version into your hands. The first PTR version of XSplit 3.6 is now available for download and we’re hoping you can give this a try and share us your feedback.

Here’s a quick summary of what’s inside this release:

Improvements to NDI, Macros, and plugin store
Compatibility fix for new Skype versions
Stability fixes on startup/loading
Fix for x264 stream bitrate stability
Fix for GameSource cursor rendering on the mixer
Various fixes for RTSP Camera source issues
Various fixes for Express Video Editor issues

The full list can be found here. Again, PTR builds are installed separately so it won’t affect your main XSplit installation. Your feedback on this PTR version would be greatly appreciated as it would allow us to get this version out faster. 🙂

PTR 3.5.1808.2937

Updated: September 25, 2018

We have a new PTR update in preparation for version 3.5 release. It has exciting new integrations and improvements, not to mention a ton of bug fixes. Here’s a quick summary:

Improvements in Facebook Streaming

We have simplified getting started with Facebook streaming even more through a wizard! Setting up your Facebook stream from scratch has never been this easy.

Blackmagic SDK integration

We’ve added support Blackmagic’s SDK to setup your capture cards. This will help with auto detecting resolution, frame rate and inputs from your Blackmagic devices.

Bug fixes!

There’s a lot namely:
UPDATE 09/20:

Additional fixes for camera/capture card
Refresh of AVerMedia Live Gamer HD2 source causes the video display to show black
Some window contents are smaller on 125% DPI scaling
Facebook Live Wizard: UI does not scale correctly in 125% DPI
Facebook Live stream may fail to start
Splash screen and login window are displayed simultaneously when any dialog appears during login
Missing Broadcast and Recording entries on Hotkeys tab on initial login for new users
Error when starting stream/recording in some system
Incorrect transition duration and playback is in slow mo when PNG sequence is converted to stinger
Output channel and Ad hotkey can be listed apart on the Hotkeys Tab
And more!

Click here for the full release notes! Download this PTR update and keep us posted with your feedback!

PTR 3.4.1806.2215

Updated: July 9, 2018

If you haven’t heard of XSplit PTR before, make sure to read more details here.

We are in the process of releasing XSplit Broadcaster 3.4, and as per tradition we are pushing this into the PTR channel first.

To track the bug fixes please see release notes. For new features and UI changes please visit this post (We hope you will like it!)

XSplit Broadcaster 3.4 has been very curated, so we expect limited regression issues, and therefore we can hopefully push to official release channel very quickly,but we still need your active help.

PTR 3.3.1805.0302

This third update for version 3.3 contains game identification, which was introduced in XSplit PTR. It is a handy tool that allows you to tag and identify games so it can allow us to optimize game capturing even better in future updates!

Here are other improvements and bug fixes in this update:

Improvement to screen capture on supported configurations
Proper naming for multitrack audio streams + Mixed Audio fix for Windows Media Player
Game identification
Bug fix: Unable to upload log files; returns an error 404
Bug fix: Application crashes on exit if projector is open
Bug fix: Crash in FLV recording if multitrack is enabled

For the complete release notes, go here. Update now and share us your feedback!

PTR 3.3.1804.1301

Updated: April 16, 2018

This is the first PTR update for version 3.3 that includes game identification as well as plenty of bug fixes.

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XSplit Broadcaster PTR 3.3 with Game Identification from r/xsplitofficial

Here’s a quick summary of what’s new in this update:

Game identification
Improvement to screen capture on supported configurations
Proper naming for multitrack audio streams + Mixed Audio fix for Windows Media Player
Remember main window position
Bug fix: Crash in FLV recording if multitrack is enabled
Bug fix: Application crashes on exit if projector is open
and more!

For a complete list of what’s new in this PTR update, go here. We’re excited to have you try this out and help us improve it further 🙂

PTR 3.3.1802.1511

Updated: February 14, 2018

If XSplit 3.2 was the fastest XSplit ever, version 3.3 is more about flexibility, adding important new features and options to a streamers toolbox. This update for both XSplit Broadcaster and XSplit Gamecaster will pave the way for more exciting features and improvements down the line. Here’s a quick video summary about XSplit 3.3

A quick shout out to those who have been providing us feedback with our PTR releases. Your efforts help us ensure that our final releases are of the highest quality, and we couldn’t have done it without you.

The biggest feature of this release by far is Macros, which allows you to setup a variety of automated actions that can be triggered in variety of ways.There’s a lot that can be done with this feature and we have actually already demonstrated some in our Macros blog post. We highly suggest you to check this out in case you haven’t yet

Another highly requested feature is the ability to separate microphone and system audio in recordings which is also now possible in this version. This provides more flexibility for post processing your recordings using third-party applications. This feature is also available in XSplit Gamecaster along with some other nice additions such as Mixer chat, follower and subscriber alert, and Twitch Cheers support.

For the full list of new features and bug fixes in this update, refer to the release notes for XSplit Broadcaster and XSplit Gamecaster. We’re excited to hear your feedback and as always, happy streaming!

PTR 3.3.1801.3110

⚠ All PTR releases now require 64-bit Windows 7, 8.1 or 10. Go to system properties to check your OS.

Updated: February 14, 2018

If you haven’t heard of XSplit PTR before, make sure to read more details here.

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XSplit Broadcaster PTR 3.3 (64-Bit) from r/xsplitofficial

This is the first PTR release of version 3.3. It contains some highly-requested new features and a great number of bug fixes as well. Here’s a summarized list:

Macros extension
New window capture mode on Windows 10
Option to save separate audio tracks for mic and system audio
Integration of native RTMP stream source
“Ultra low-latency” option in YouTube Live
Fix: Elgato Game Capture WASAPI Audio Issues
Fix: Stream gets stuck restarting when attempting to reconnect
Fix: Crash in stream recording allocation
Fix: 4K video may stutter and display artifacts when using CPU mode

For a complete list of new features and bug fixes, go here. We’re excited to have you try this out and help us improve it further 🙂

PTR 3.2.1711.1016

⚠ All PTR releases now require 64-bit Windows 7, 8.1 or 10. Go to system properties to check your OS.

Updated: November 21, 2017

If you haven’t heard of XSplit PTR before, make sure to read more details here.

This is the third PTR of version 3.2 and is now 64-bit and only compatible with 64-bit Windows. It contains more optimizations and loading speeding improvements as well as a handful of bug fixes.

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XSplit Broadcaster PTR 3.2 (64-Bit) Update 2 from xsplitofficial

Full release notes can be found here. We’re excited to have you try this out and help us improve it further 🙂

PTR 3.2.1711.0603

Updated: November 8, 2017

This is the second PTR of version 3.2 and is now 64-bit and only compatible with 64-bit Windows.

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XSplit Broadcaster PTR 3.2 (64-Bit) Update 1 from xsplitofficial

Aside from that, here are other improvements in this build:

More improvements to loading speed
Delay notification of plugin updates (also helps improve loading speed)
Add restart option on My Plugins if an output was updated using Update All button

Full release notes can be found here. We’re excited to have you try this out and help us improve it further 🙂

PTR 3.2.1710.2301

Updated: October 23, 2017

If you haven’t heard of XSplit PTR before, make sure to read more details here.

This is the first PTR of version 3.2 and is now 64-bit and only compatible with 64-bit Windows.

Join discussion here

XSplit Broadcaster PTR 3.2 (64-Bit) from xsplitofficial

Aside from that, here are other improvements in this build:

Facebook Live: Addition of status option for page and list all future scheduled live for all timelines
Loading speed improvements
Tracktl: Addition of Trackparty in source name

Full release notes can be found here. We’re excited to have you try this out and help us improve it further 🙂

PTR 3.1.1709.1531

Updated: October 5, 2017

If you haven’t heard of XSplit PTR before, make sure to read more details here.

We have released an update for XSplit Broadcaster 3.1 that contains some feature improvements and bug fixes namely:

Addition of Steam social login
Enabling browser optimization by default
Set 1080p60 as default and correct audio input for AVermedia LGHD2, LGP2 and LGP2 Plus
Bug fix for virtual camera not being detected at times
Bug fix for high CPU usage when doing Local Streaming
Bug fix for possible incorrect virtual camera resolution
Bug fix for ArgumentException in loading hotkeys
Bug fix for possible freeze/exception on startup
Bug fix for possible application freeze/crash and unable to switch scene
Bug fix for NDI output failing to start at times.

For the full list, please check out the release notes here. Update now and let us know what you think!

PTR 3.1.1709.0403

Updated: September 5, 2017

If you haven’t heard of XSplit PTR before, make sure to read more details here.

New PTR version is available for download and existing users also gets update notification.

Download PTR 3.1.1709.0403

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XSplit Broadcaster PTR 3.1 Update 3 from xsplitofficial

Release highlights are below, while full release notes are available here.

Move all stinger transitions into submenu
Improve Plugin Store loading time
Update source properties for NDI stream
Fix for crash/freeze when Decklink source filter is used in GPU/CPU mode
Fixes for NDI stream
Fix for possible crash when recording with QuickSync encoder
Fix for forced window activation during loading
Fix for NDI Output showing resolution warning when changing mixer resolution
Fixes for hotkey manager
Fixes for Paste Source dialog
Fix for permission prompt in Stinger Creator extension
Fix for RequestError 500 when authenticating in YouTube Live output

PTR 3.1.1708.1801

Updated: August 22, 2017

New PTR version is available for download and existing users also gets update notification.

Download PTR 3.1.1708.1801

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XSplit Broadcaster PTR 3.1 Update 2 from xsplitofficial

Release highlights are below, while full release notes are available here.

Improved loading time of Plugin Store
Fix for graph info text dump intermittently not working
NDI SDK fixes
Fix for crash on CPU mode when rendering some gif/webm files
Fix for notice dialog consuming significant amount of CPU while hidden
Fix for configure button not showing up on manually changing Logitech sub-settings
Fix for source property window not returning the focus to the parent window when closed

PTR 3.1.1708.1401

Updated: August 15, 2017

New PTR version is available for download and existing users also gets update notification.

Download PTR 3.1.1708.1401

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XSplit Broadcaster PTR 3.1 Update 1 from xsplitofficial

Release highlights are below, while full release notes are available here.

New Elgato Stream Deck extension
New easing transitions that can work for both for source and scene transitions
Logitech 4k – further customization requests
Game source enumerator optimizations & fixes
Fixed NDI receiver sound issues
Change shortcuts of pasting sources
Option to turn on enhanced logging option for the current session
Hotkey manager fixes
Express Video Editor fixes
Other media component improvements & fixes
YouTube Live 4k support, option to manually transition YouTube Live event, and other fixes
Fixes for various output plugins – Akamai, CDNvideo, Dailymotion, GoodGame, Facebook Live, FC2 Live, Limelight Networks, Periscope, Smashcast, & Twitch

PTR 3.1.1707.1406

Updated: July 21, 2017

We have a new PTR version available for download (existing users also get update notification). This one contains a lot of new features, improvements and bug fixes so we’d really love you to try this out. 🙂

Download PTR 3.1.1707.1406

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XSplit Broadcaster PTR 3.1 from xsplitofficial

Release highlights below while full release notes available here.

Features and improvements

Added Logitech “Standard” settings option for 4k camera
Updated TriDef SmartCam integration to handle version Tridef 2.x
Added checkbox in General Settings to hide viewer count
Added 60 FPS option for browser sources
Added option for 360 projection
New source plugins
Facebook Reactions
Twitch Cheers Alert
Updated output plugins
Facebook Live: Allow to start streaming to scheduled live earlier than 10 minutes
YouTube Live: 2160p 30fps/60fps support
YouTube Live: Option to manually transition event

Fixes

Updates to Mixer FTL
Updated NDI to V3 SDK (bugfix in sender, CPU optimization in receiver)
Fixes to media playback in different video processing modes
Source property may hide at the back of the main window
Linked source are “kept loaded” after loading into Preview Editor
Change virtual camera offline resolution to 720p – solves top/bottom black bars in Chrome/Google Hangouts
System Time Setting warning may appear on login
Crash when some videos are pushed to live during split mode
Main window fails to resize properly after changing viewport setting
Source property fixes
Some Media tab settings are not retained after switching “Play” value
Previous source is still played when Media Source is changed
Make all color picker behavior in source properties consistent
External link loads directly on the same window/dialog/source when clicked using the mouse wheel button
Hotkey manager fixes
Stinger Creator: Overwriting a transition file that is currently in use or locked shows an endless converting status
YouTube Live: Main profile is not retained when switching to hardware encoders

PTR Update 7 (3.0.1705.3117)

Updated: June 27, 2017

We have released an update for XSplit Broadcaster 3.0 that contains a couple of bug fixes namely:

Some valid URLs tagged as invalid in Add Webpage URL dialog & URL source of the source properties
Re-implementation of Swap Functionality on the Preview Editor

PTR Update 6 (3.0.1705.3114)

Updated: June 8, 2017

New PTR version is available for download and existing users also gets update notification. This is also the first 3.0 version that will be released into the stable track early next week.

Download PTR 3.0.1705.3114

Release highlights below while full release notes available here

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XSplit Broadcaster PTR 3.0 Update 6 from xsplitofficial

Fix: MOV file may fail to load
Fix: Live label in Split view is not changing
Fix: Exception appears if loading the affected presentation while developer mode is enabled
Fix: Hotkey manager – Additional mouse buttons may not be considered when paired with a modifier key
Fix: Beam/Mixer channel may disappear from menu
Fix: Unable to show mapped drive in Chinese OS
Fix: Application crashes when DELETE key is triggered twice
Fix: ArgumentNullException may occur when opening Recordings window
Adjustments for logging
Fix: Stinger transition is triggered when switching to Classic Mode
Fix: Application may freeze when quickly disposing a dialog on preview editor
Removed optional installer prerequisites
Fix: Application freezes on some dialogs when OK is double clicked to save the output channel
Fix: Smashcast – lblClickAuthorize present in username field
Fix: Twitch warning is displayed when opening the channel settings and hardware encoder is set as codec

Highlight of new features and improvements

General

Preview mode support : Support for preview and live at the same time in mixer (Still in progress)
Dedicated CPU/GPU modes: Setting in Tools ->General-> Advanced that allows users to prefer loading CPU or GPU during mixing and broadcasting. In setups where a GPU intensive game runs on the same PC, CPU mode may result in better game performance (We are still testing these new modes, default is still the Legacy mode and you should probably stick to that until next update)
Added loop options for each video source and Video Playlist item (Hot request)
Media Slideshow: Added option for webm and custom timings (Hot request)
Improved Hotkey Manager (Keys without modifiers, mouse XButton1 & XButton2, and MIDI support) (Hot request – testing still in progress)
Added “New scene”, “Load scene”, “Save scene”, & “Duplicate scene” menu items
Added support for Source transitions on scene enter and exit (Finally done, we had this is backlog for far too long-:)
Optimized compatibility of Virtual Camera and added list of supported resolutions
Faster and less CPU intensive MJPEG decoding
Support for Alpha in NDI output
Optimized CPU usage for hardware devices

Services

Twitch Chat (HTML5): Added chat icons, timestamps and default colors options
Beam FTL improvements
Updated to FTL SDK 0.9.4
Added support for stream recording
Improved speed testing on pre-stream
Auto ingest selection based on SDK auto ingest
Facebook live chat and comment viewer
Updated Facebook broadcast plugin
Scheduled Live
Change Post On options
Enclose event name & group name in quotes in the Post As list
YouTube (Nothing yet, but it’s coming)
Support for broadcasting to QNAP NAS

XSplit Broadcaster 3.5 is now available

In this version update, we put more focus on fixing bugs from the previous versions but we also made improvements and optimizations to features that already exist.

For more notable features, we have added the integration of Blackmagic SDK as well as adding Skype sources via NDI. Another area of emphasis was Facebook integration and making the streaming experience as fluid as possible for both established creators and newcomers alike.

Shout out to all the PTR folks who helped us get this out faster than expected. You know who you are!

For a complete list of all the things in this update, go to our release page here. You can update to this version via downloading from our website or by going to Help >> Check for Updates on the application.

Happy streaming!

XSplit 3.4 UI Improvements and Facebook Support

XSplit 3.4 is now live and available for download, featuring an improved overall experience that makes streaming easier than ever before.

In this release we have focused on UI and usability improvements, along with several improvements targeted at Facebook users.

We have also made a whole host of other improvements under the hood, paving the way for a better and more powerful streaming experience, including further improvements for Facebook, Twitch, Youtube and Mixer users planned with our future updates.

For a full breakdown of new features and improvements see below:

Usability Improvements

We’ve cleaned up the Output menu on your top bar with the three basic Output functions occupying their own menu. You’ll see your streaming outputs under Broadcast, and Local Recording and Playout features like NDI occupying their own menus as well.
Additional visual cues were added to these menus so you can better tell at a glance what outputs are running under each category, as we know how precious each second is when you’re live.

Source List Box

Sources can now be only accessed from the source list box, and we’ve made it easier for users with multiple widgets for each service installed to find the right output as each service would have it’s own group in the source menu.

Facebook Optimizations

Source widgets have been beefed up, starting with Facebook. The Facebook Live plugins have been improved to automatically connect to your live videos, eliminating the step of manually retrieving video ID’s after you’ve gone live.
If you’re signed in to XSplit using Facebook, all your Facebook widgets and outputs should now always be signed-in automatically as well. Stream directly through your feed or any of the Pages you manage. Streams can also appear on fb.gg, Facebook’s new gaming video destination for discovering gaming video content.
A new source widget, Facebook Live Reactions Animation, has also been made, and it’ll make your Facebook Live streams more interactive than ever as you can embed the stream of Reaction emojis that viewers send into your video.

For the full list of new features and bug fixes in this update, refer to the release notes for XSplit Broadcaster. We’re excited to hear your feedback and as always, happy streaming!

Interview with SuperMCGamer of Zeldathon

With XSplit once again sponsoring this year’s Zeldathon Champions, we thought it would be awesome to give you guys some insight about the event and the brainchild behind it, SuperMCGamer.

Matthew Moffit aka SuperMCGamer is one of our all time favorites, not only because he’s been using XSplit since pre-XSplit days, but because he’s one of the best in the business. He’s part of our Elite Program and we’ve worked with him many times in the past (here’s one).

We decided to pick his brain a bit ahead of Zeldathon Champions and here’s the exchange.

You’re a popular figure in the space but for those who don’t know you, tell them a bit about yourself

SuperMCGamer: I am MC, I am the Executive Director of Zeldathon. I also work on various other charity projects such as Direct Relief Gaming.

Tell us about Zeldathon and what inspired you to start it

SuperMCGamer: Zeldathon started back in 2009. After watching a group called The Speed Gamers streaming on Ustream for charity, I worked with my friend Zak to start Zeldathon. We played Zelda for 36 hours on a under-powered laptop and raised just over $300 for Child’s Play Charity. After that, we just kept trying to improve, buying new technology, bringing in more entertainers, and working to get better at our games. Now, we’ve raised nearly two million dollars for charity, and are heading into our 22nd event this June.

What’s the most rewarding thing about running an event like this?

SuperMCGamer: Every event, we keep learning more about production and how to make our event something that is appealing for everyone to watch. But more than that, we keep hearing from charities how surprised they are that gamers can bring so much money and awareness to their cause. It’s really rewarding to hear that we are not just changing entertainment, but how non-profits fundraise on a high level.

You’ve been using XSplit for a long time. What are your favorite features?

SuperMCGamer: XSplit has been instrumental in making our events as amazing as they are. The infinite scenes that were added have allowed us to not fuss with multiple files and we can contain our entire event in one UI. If we ever need to make adjustments on the fly, the Preview Editor and Split View features have helped us keep a high production value by avoiding editing live. However, overall, our favorite features are just the great options on every source. The quick adjustments and settings for everything really allow us to make an experience that is all our own.

What tips can you give aspiring streamers who want to be like you someday?

SuperMCGamer: Any streamers out there trying to build an event need to remember to never settle for what they have. Constantly look into how to improve your event. Microphones, cameras, overlays, entertainment, game skill. Everything can be improved over time, just keep at it and don’t worry about the numbers. Have fun with it.

You can support Zeldathon by spreading the word on your stream and social media channels. It begins on June 15th 2018 and will be live streamed non stop at twitch.tv/supermcgamer.

How to Stream with Elgato Stream Deck

Elgato released Stream Deck just recently (2017) but it didn’t take long before it gained popularity for content creators. While not a must-have, It has become an integral tool for people who want to be able to do more with their stream. This post is a step-by-step guide on how to use the Elgato Stream Deck with XSplit Broadcaster.

First of all, make sure you have the latest version of both XSplit and the Stream Deck software from Elgato.

Once you have both installed and have XSplit opened, you will have an extension called the “Elgato Stream Deck” which will allow XSplit to interface with the hardware. Open the Elgato software as this is where you will set things up for controlling various elements of your stream in XSplit Broadcaster.

The procedure is very similar with every function that you want to set up. It mostly involves assigning the function to a button, labeling and adding a thumbnail to each, and then setting up the specific options for each functions. Here’s how to set them up.

Scene switching

This is a pretty handy option if you want to do scene switching via your Stream Deck. To start, drag the scene function to a button in your Stream Deck. In the bottom menu, you can name it and select which scene it goes to when pressed.

Toggling sources

If you want to enable or disable your scene sources, then this is the option for that. Drag the source function to the layout then at the bottom, select the source that you want to toggle. There is a ‘toggle linked sources’ option too for sources that are linked between scenes. This allows you to toggle sources regardless if the scene is active or not.

Record/Output

This option allows you set up recording and streaming on your Stream Deck. The procedures are pretty much the same and the only difference is with Outputs where you will select where you want to output your stream if you have more than 1 channel to output it to.

Microphone/Speakers

You can also assign a function to your Stream Deck that can toggle microphone or speaker audio and they work pretty much the same. For microphones, there is an added option for push to talk should you wish to set it up like that.

Hope this guide helps you with setting up Elgato Stream Deck with XSplit Broadcaster. If you’re already using it, we’d love to know how you’re utilizing it. Share it in the comments section below.

Help us Build the Future of Streaming

We’ve been in the streaming space for a long time now as I’m sure some of you are aware. It really has been an enjoyable ride for us, learning and figuring out a lot of things, seeing how the market evolves and generally just being amazed with its continuous growth.

Looking back, a lot has changed in the market since XSplit (or the company SplitmediaLabs) started. When we began, there was no Twitch.tv yet, YouTube didn’t have live streaming capabilities and there wasn’t really any product anyone can say specializes in live streaming. Most people at the time were doing stuff mostly with their webcam and nothing else.

The present? You guys need no introduction with what’s possible right now. We’re all aware of how much things have changed and improved. And we know it’s just the start and there’s still so much potential to fulfill.

As a pioneering force in the market, we’ve always been proactive in trying to find and bring cutting edge technologies that can help content creators better their craft. Our newest project, CrowdLabs is all about bringing endless possibilities while involving you as part of the family. Watch the video below to learn more:

All you need to do is send us your gamer face footage through the CrowdLabs page and we’ll do the rest. And yes as you saw, we are giving away daily prizes amounting to a total of $3,000. Whether you’re in for the thrill of the project or you just want to win the prizes, or both, this project is for you.

XSplit 3.3 – Macros, Multitrack Audio and more!

XSplit leaving Steam February 28

Hey there XSplit Family,

To all our XSplit Steam users, we just wanted to let you know that we will be removing the XSplit Steam page as well as its Premium license DLC. We are very pleased with the feedback and support received so far by the community however, we want to focus our efforts on our main site xsplit.com to ensure the best product and support possible. Thus, XSplit will be leaving Steam on the 28th of February.

What? But I already paid for XSplit on Steam!?

Fret not Premium subscription holders! Your monthly payments have been cancelled and for your troubles, you will receive a 12 month Premium license to make up for it. No love for the Free version users? We’ll send you folks a 3 Month license. Yes, we love you too.

I don’t even know my XSplit account info, is it my Steam login?

When logging in on xsplit.com, if you don’t know your account details, simply click “forgot password” to receive your info by mail.

Should you need any further assistance, please feel free to reach out to us on https://www.xsplit.com/support.

Last but not least, we really want to thank Devolver Digital for working with us on this project, it was a fun ride and look forward to our many future collaborations!

As always folks, we hope your streaming adventures keep going strong.

Celebrate Christmas with XSplit

This is the time of year when we all feel grateful for something or someone, and to us here at XSplit, that someone is you guys! So here’s a small thank you for being a part of our wonderful community. Open your present here:

You can click the image above or enter “XSplitXmas17” on checkout to avail the discount. This offer starts at the time of this writing until December 31 2017. No better time than the holidays to treat yourself. As always, this offer is available to anyone, so share the joy of Christmas and tell your friends.

XSplit Holiday Streamfest

Some of our friends in the XSplit Family feel extra Christmassy and want to spread the joy of the Holiday season with you! If you don’t fancy venturing into the winter cold outside, come and chill with them on their stream, something tells us they’re in a gifting mood. Here’s the list:

12/12 2AM PST – LtZonda
12/13 2AM PST – Tidy
12/13 3PM PST – XSplit Weekly
12/13 6PM PST – TeamSpooky
12/13 6PM PST – Highgai
12/14 4AM PST – JoshBaked
12/14 12PM PST – SuperMCGamer
12/21 12PM PST – KamikazeKitten
12/21 TBD – RikuPH
12/21 3PM PST – Bifuteki
12/22 5PM PST – BowskiJ
12/23 5AM PST – ApexWinter

But, most importantly, remember to enjoy the holidays with close ones!