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Also using a VPN or Proxy will save you from shenanigans of your ISP because it is usually encrypted and they can not tamper with it.īut there is a trick, using any VPN or Proxy will not help you and may even degrade your Internet speeds. The reason is that your ISP may not have the best routes to all other networks but may have good routes to few other networks, now if you can get a VPN or Proxy on one of those good networks, it causes all of your traffic to be routed through those good routes and it improves your Internet speed. Use a VPN or Proxy : Using a good VPN or Proxy may actually improve your Internet speed.Normally I am not able to watch Twitch streams in Source quality and I hate anything less than Full HD.īut being a system administrator has its own privileges and I have found two ways to be able to watch Twitch streams in Source quality which I am going to share with you : Twitch stream may not be routed to you through an optimal route, Also many broadband ISPs play all kind shenanigans with users traffic in order to save bandwidth and make more money. The reason behind this is the complexity of Internet. well you may think 4-6 mps is not much, your broadband connection supports multiple times of this number but in the reality is not that simple and you may get lag and stutter while watching in Source quality.

Good streamers usually stream in Full HD (1920×1080 30 FPS or 60 FPS) which may require a consistent 4-6 mps of bandwidth. If you have ever tried watching Twitch, you would know how much it matters to be able to watch the streams in Source quality. I mostly watch pro players playing Dota 2. Prices start at US$4.17 (about £3/AU$5) per month for a 36-month license, through to US$199 (about £150/AU$250) for a lifetime license.As a gamer, I am also a fan of watching other people playing games on Twitch. You'll also have to open your wallet if you want chromakeying (green screen), in-game Twitch chat, console support via a capture card and custom logos. The biggest drawback is that streams at 720p or higher will carry an Xsplit watermark – not ideal if you want your stream to look professional. It supports streaming to Twitch, Mixer, YouTube and Facebook, and is incredibly easy to use – just start your game and hit a keyboard shortcut to bring up the overlay and begin streaming.

Gamecaster is a game-specific version of Xsplit Broadcaster, with a more streamlined interface. As such, it looks sleeker and benefits from premium support online, but several features are locked behind a paywall.

Unlike most of the free streaming software in this roundup, Xsplit Gamecaster is a free, cut-down version of a premium application.