Nineteen Eleven

scorch- wrote:Turn on the auto-director in the hltv server and leave it streaming!!

Haha, if someone really wants to dedicate their own computer/internet connection, more power to them I guess??

Just seems really silly.

Well, I have zero interest in watching HLTV demos of the people that play this game now. I did it once and it's not happening ever again. But, I agree, more power to whoever wants to dedicate a box and internet connection to doing this.

Would the hltv streaming be able to do so with third party support that some movie makers, and a few 13 year olds, use to enhance the viewing apparatus?

Sears wrote:In no way can it magically stream HLTV on autopilot. But, it would be great if someone wanted to use it for shout-casting matches while streaming their view at the same time.

I would love to do that but my comp probably isn't powerful enough with my single core processor.

It is running if anyone is curious enough to try it out. When it switches to the next demo the server will disconnect you, I haven't figured out a way to automate client reconnect quite yet.

connect 72.28.204.36:27020

When i lived in england i actually used to be part of the dodradio team. we would stream music and shoutcast all the big matches.

i do not have a great pc, but i could run an internet radio application on my pc

I figured out a way to make clients automatically reconnect when the server transitions. So if you wanted to stream continuously to twitch tv: setup your stream, connect to the server and walk away. Done.