Infiniscene has been making a ton of waves lately with their streaming software. Built as a cloud-based streaming service, Infiniscene continues to improve its functionality to compete with software like OBS and XSplit. Within the last few weeks, Infiniscene has made a couple big updates that have added a bunch of assets to the service. Let’s go over some of the major points!

• Infiniscene is staying free – Yes, you heard that right. Infiniscene will remain free but may add a “Pro” version with some of its features to support their developers.
• StreamJar & Tipeeestream support – Both of these alert services now work with Infiniscene.
• No downloads necessary – No more needing new software anywhere on your computer to get started! Infiniscene has made it easy to throw a layout on the stream and get started within minutes!
• Audio meter – This is a nice addition. All of your audio sources in one place, with appropriate meters to tell how loud each source is. Perfect for making sure your game audio is loud enough to hear but not overpowering your voice.
• Chroma key eyedropper – No more trying to match the perfect color. With this tool, select your green screen and watch the magic happen.
• In-App Speedtest – You know those times when you’re streaming and you drop a few frames so you speedtest to see if it is you? Now you can have a constant Up/Down meter that will measure during your stream.
• Better asset measuring and resizing tools – Better tools to help you get that perfect size for everything.
• Cleared up asset naming – So you know exactly what you are editing and can name each asset individually.
• Dynamically update capture settings – You can literally select “720p 60fps” and Infiniscene will make sure your settings are set correctly to get the current settings! Makes streaming easy and puts more focus on entertaining and less on technical issues.
• Elgato streaming stability – Elgato cards are hard to get right when streaming but Infiniscene auto-adjusts the resolutions to make sure everything matches!
• Support for all major streaming services – Beam, YouTube, Twitch, and Hitbox all are supported now and fully functional.

If you are looking for an alternate streaming program, it’s worth trying out Infiniscene. We gave an overview of Infiniscene in mid-2016 and they have come a long way since then. Check out the Infiniscene blog for more information.