- #XSPLIT PREMIUM BUT STILL WATERMARK MANUAL#
- #XSPLIT PREMIUM BUT STILL WATERMARK UPGRADE#
- #XSPLIT PREMIUM BUT STILL WATERMARK SOFTWARE#
Have a play around and see what you can do, i t’s the best way to get used to any software and maybe you’ll stumble upon something that is useful in your games.Įverything in Xsplit is done in layers, and can be seen and adjusted in the bottom box. You can do the basics such as rotating, cropping, and under the ‘Color’ tab you have the options you would expect for saturation and contrast etc, and also the option to key colours. It is easy to accidentally click on something and move things about.Īs you can see right clicking on something gives you all the options to edit it to your needs. You can check or uncheck the aspect ratio as you see fit, and of course, remember to check ‘Lock Position’ when you have things in place where you want them. I recommend right clicking on the picture and checking the box that says ‘Enhance Resize’ under the ‘Layout’ tab. Once you insert it you can stretch it to fit. The example above is an overlay I use for my Dwarven Bard, Bon Thoval, that I grabbed. There is even a whiteboard option under ‘Other’ for drawing. Simply click ‘Add Source’ on the toolbar (or Add on the bottom toolbar), select ‘Media File’ and search your computer for the image you wish to use.Īs you can see, all the options are there for anything you wish to add, from other types of media, screen capture, text, etc. So as an example, lets say you have a picture you wish to use. It is really easy to get to grips with Xsplit and I’ll go through a couple of things to help get you started. Worth having a look and will no doubt explain some things better than I can.
#XSPLIT PREMIUM BUT STILL WATERMARK MANUAL#
As you can see below the first screen you should be presented with after installing and opening it up is a link to the manual and video tutorials. Once you have it, it’s easy enough to set up. You do however need to make an account, so you’ll need an email address. There is also no restrictions a trial version of software normally has when it comes to time limits. There is a watermark but it doesn’t, or shouldn’t, obscure anything as it’s down in the bottom right hand corner out the way. Resolution is capped and so are the number of scenes, so it will still do what you need. There are very few restrictions and works just the same.
#XSPLIT PREMIUM BUT STILL WATERMARK UPGRADE#
Now you have a choice, you can upgrade to premium, it’s not too costly spread out, but you can also stick to the free version.
I’m not going to go through each step, I am sure you can figure it out, just follow the instructions of the install. They have ‘Broadcaster’ and ‘Gamecaster’, the one you need is ‘Broadcaster’, although the license covers both. There was a number of people already using this on the OSG when I was introduced to it and I have seen a lot of other people using it recently. You do not need a webcam to use Xsplit as it acts as a virtual webcam. Below is a screen capture from a game ran by Rob from the PaperKnights channel on Youtube, who also has a video tutorial on using it. I am a big fan of this tool and the possibilities it creates, especially for running games. After all it normally contains all the info you need to present to other players or the GM.Įasy way around this, and something that looks pretty good, is a program called Xsplit. It’s not a huge problem, but it can be frustrating.
If you game online using Google Hangouts you may have noticed that your layouts and lower thirds don’t always work.
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