I thought I already had you on XBL. I'm still fooling around with this stuff and Urban is helping out so much.
This my setup
-Xbox 360: Mine is the arcade edition. You know, the white PoS. I'm actually surprised how long it's lasting me *knocks on wood* You should already know the price range for that.
-Dazzle DVC100: It's the standard video capturing device Pinnacle offers. It's retails for $49.99, but for an extra $30 you can stream in HD.
-RCA Splitters: They're pretty cheap, I had to get 3 of them. One for each AV cable
http://www.amazon.com/RiteAV-RCA-Splitt ... adio+shack
-RCA Cables: You need an extra pair in order to connect it to the Dazzle. It's easier to go on YouTube and show you how to set it up if don't understand what I'm saying. I didn't have to buy a pair, because I had an extra from my DVD system.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P09fcnKxQiE
-Adobe Flash Media Live Encoder (FMLE for short) 3.2: I use this, because I feel it's easier. Urban is in favor of Ustream Producer, because you can modify multiple camera sources (with trial or pay for it) and that's why you can see him in the bottom right corner of his streaming (bottom-right is the most used area)
-Free Ustream account: This is why you get interrupted with ads and I have that Ustream watermark in the top-right corner. You can pay for a better version which I think Urban has. Unless he found a way to stream without ads and watermark.
-Virtual Audio Cable 4.10: For some reason, the Dazzle's driver is horrible and can't be used to stream audio while live streaming. You can record the audio while in Pinnacle Studios (they give you that software for free if you get The Dazzle) making a movie, but not live streaming. So, this is where I became a pirate and got a torrent for this.
My connection is Comcast Internet. I rather have them than Verizon. They're only companies in my area that offers high speed internet. The other companies offers dial-up! I was using wireless internet and my Skype was open at the time. Urban advised me to close Skype for now on and use an ethernet cable (which I have one, but forgot to connect it).
