Streamyard

One of the greatest strengths is its intuitive design, which allows us to have the functionality we need at the right time, in this way, as we plan our transmission, we incorporate the elements we need.Another important advantage is the ease with which we can invite other people to our live broadcast, and incorporate them at the right time, dividing the screen and making everything look professional. In addition to being able to incorporate other special effects, banners, and much more.

With Streamyard we can incorporate special effects, banners, our branding, custom logos, and much more. However, maybe if we want to apply editing mechanisms to the wallpapers, logos, and images, we are going to need another application to take care of these details, but this is something that is not necessarily the core of a live broadcast, and it is reasonable that simplicity and usability is the most important factor.

What I like most about Streamyard, and the main reason why I started using it, is its ability to stream specific windows to others in your video group chat. My cousin and I record a video podcast remotely with each other and being able to show the other viewers specific things on your computer was a huge asset for us. It's easy to use and has some features for the administrator of the group to control the main window that all members can see.

What I liked least about this software is it seems to be a lower quality program compared to others with video conference abilities. My webcam has the capabilities of 1080p and 2K it can only be streamed up to 720p, and some of the video effects available (like blurring the background of your webcam footage or changing the background entirely with a green screen effect) will sometimes freeze the camera feeds for a couple of seconds.