The biggest drawback is that streams at 720p or higher will carry an Xsplit watermark. Just start your game and hit a keyboard shortcut to bring up the overlay and begin streaming.
It supports streaming to Twitch, Mixer, YouTube and Facebook, and we found it incredibly easy to use. Unlike Xsplit's paid-for alternative, Gamecaster offers a more streamlined interface. So, it's good free streaming software for basic streams, but that 'free' carries some limitations. As a trade-off, several features are locked behind a paywall. It's a free, cut-down version of the premium Xsplit Broadcaster.Īnd that gives Gamecaster a sleeker look, while benefitting from premium support online. Xsplit Gamecaster isn't like other free streaming software. You may well find that you love what you can do with it. On the other hand, we thought it “possesses many tools to help you create great content.”Īt least OBS Studio is free, making it worth consideration when setting up your streaming studio. When we recently returned to OBS Studio, we still felt it was a great streaming tool, but hampered by glitches and an interface that’s overwhelming to newcomers. It might take a little while to familiarize yourself with its interface, but the effort will pay off."Īnd not much has altered since to change our minds. In an earlier review, we hailed it as "the most powerful free screen recorder and streaming tool available for gamers, with everything you need to achieve professional results.
There’s a lot of great flexibility, but it isn’t the most user friendly piece of software.
You can easily switch from one scene to the other with ease, and even apply transitions automatically when doing so. It’s designed around scenes which you populate with various input sources (such as a microphone, webcam, watermarks, images, videos, etc). It brings many tools to the table, to help you create a great experience for your viewers, whether you broadcast live or record for later publishing. OBS Studio is a free open source streaming application that works on Windows, Macs and Linux.
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