XSplit Lifetime License US $175.12 (~AU $248) @ XSplit

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jeffr on 30/03/2019 - 17:19 xsplit.com (109 clicks)
Last edited 04/04/2019 - 16:23 by 1 other user

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If you have a need to do more with video streaming to Youtube than the free software OBS, then XSplit may help. You will need a minimum of Windows 7 64 bit i5 CPU to run Xsplit.

Upgrade to Xsplit Premium License
Get access to our high-end studio features and commercial use for all 3 products; XSplit Gamecaster, XSplit Broadcaster and XSplit VCam

US$199 less 39.95 = US $159. 20 + VAT = US$175.12 (this is supposed to be a 55% discount)

XSplitxNVIDIA = coupon code

There are other options to buy Xsplit on a monthly basis too.

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  askbargain on 30/03/2019 - 17:27

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  If you have a need to do more with video streaming to Youtube than the free software OBS

  What can this do that OBS can't?

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    netjock on 30/03/2019 - 17:52

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    Lighten your wallet!

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    Diji1 on 30/03/2019 - 17:53

    Maybe OBS does't offer paid support?

    Haven't used Xsplit though I do have a license lying around that I got with a motherboard but it's my impression that OBS is more fully featured than Xsplit, could be incorrect.

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    superroach on 30/03/2019 - 19:12

    Xsplit has paid devs actively working on it. You know how nvenc support just got in and beefed up in obs? Turns out that's been in xsplit for years. It's a more polished ui and use

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  jeffr on 30/03/2019 - 18:41

  There is a free version of Xsplit too with some limitations:

  • Content will be watermarked when you a higher resolution than 720p and/or a higher framerate than 30 fps
  • Content cannot be used for commercial purposes
  • Presentations limited to a maximum of 4 scenes
  • No simultaneous broadcasting to multiple streaming platforms
  • Watermarked Virtual Camera feature
  • No access to the following features: Audio Source, Local Streaming, Stream Delay, Source Transitions, Projector, Preview Editor, Audio Mix Preview, Skype Video - Camera and the Express Video Editor

  In terms of which is "better" it depends on your use. I have an application for a sporting event where we are looking at multiple video feeds and text overlay from a number of sources.

  Both XSplit and OBS have a large number of customization options available. From changing the bitrate to other audio and video enhancements, both of these systems work exceptionally well.