The time has finally come. We are announcing the public release of XSplit Broadcaster v. 1.2. This latest update contains a lot of new features including support for Windows 8, support for Elgato Game Capture HD, thumbnail preview of scenes, renaming of sources and a whole lot more. It also contains notable improvements for both screen region and Game Source capture which will allow users to get a better overall performance.
New Changes:
Reverted temporarily back to original AAC encoder
due to transcode problems on Twitch TV
Added BETA support for HDPVR 2
Enhanced resize option for sources (see layout tab)
Improved game source capture performance
Added some minor text changes
Fix for XSplit hotkeys not working in-game for League of Legends
Fix for BSOD with AVerMedia Live Gamer HD in some special cases
Hide camera delay option for non raw frame capture devices
Special notice
Running FRAPS while XSplit is running may cause flicker in the mixer of XSplit and result in flicker on the stream.
Features:
* Record and broadcast presentations
* Connection to the RTMP server or CDN provider
* Ability to mix different sources: cameras, video files, flash and image
* The ability to manipulate objects using 3d effects and color management
* Use text labels with static text or dynamic text from web sources, and more.
The easiest way to live-stream your events
-Record and broadcast your presentations to preset service providers
-Connect to your own custom RTMP server or CDN provider
-Mix screen capture, cameras, videos, flash and images
-Make compositions with 3D effects, z-order and color control
-Use text labels with static text or dynamic text from web sources
-Change scenes with advanced and customizable transitions
-Conduct several broadcasts in different qualities at the same time
-Capture output sound from speakers and mix microphone input
-Use as camera source with Skype™ or Adobe Flash™
The minimum requirements are:
-Microsoft Windows XP SP3, Windows Vista, or Windows 7
-.NET Framework 3.5
-Adobe Flash Player for Windows Internet Explorer
-DirectX 9
-Graphics Acceleration must be enabled.
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