Tag: Lightstream

Introduction Lightstream Studio lets you stream straight from your web browser, making it a powerful broadcasting solution. If you’re looking to stream without downloading, installing, and configuring an application, Lightstream Studio is for you. This guide walks through the basics of Lightstream Studio so you can stream in minutes. Although Lightstream Studio already provides a […]

Last week, we talked about Lightstream’s acquisition of Arsenal.gg, one of the leading sites in streaming statistics and data analytics. Today, Lightstream has announced yet another strong acquisition in the form of a company that recently had to close its doors: GameWisp. Lightstream didn’t specifically get the company but more the technology behind GameWisp. For […]

                Streaming itself can be hard and it’s even harder to keep track of everything during the stream when it comes to follows, subs, etc. Arsenal.gg made it super simple though by breaking down your stats in every area, including during any game that you’ve played. They made it very easy to showcase where your […]

Infiniscene announced that they will be rebranding to Lightstream. In a post on the Infiniscene blog, co-founder Stu Grubbs talks about the early beginnings of Infiniscene and, in particular, the fact that the name wasn’t necessarily the catchiest thing about their product. Now, they’re ready for a new name going forward, Lightstream, which you will start […]

  After releasing a HUGE update after Christmas, the staff at Infiniscene are already adding new features to their already impressive set. Let’s head on into the updates and see what’s new. Broadcaster View – Just like in Twitch’s dashboard, Infiniscene has combined everything you need to run your stream into a convenient space. The view allows you […]

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 […]

Infiniscene is a web-based broadcast studio powered by the cloud. They recently added the ability to use Beam! Now you can login to Infiniscene, choose the platform, authorize your Beam account, and that’s it! They also remade their entire tutorial to make it easier and leave you with the option to go live immediately. So, what’s […]

The latest Infiniscene update brings about some of the most hotly requested features by its users! For more information on what this cloud-based streaming software is, check out our Overview Article! 720p60FPS 720p60FPS streaming capability is here! Possibly one of the most widely requested features allows Infiniscene users to now stream in 720p60FPS. Allowing users […]

We’ve written quite a bit about Discord and why it’s so useful for streamers. It’s also great for companies to interact with their users, gather feedback, and relay information. We want to help you get in touch with streaming services, so we’ve created a list of Discord channels for a variety of streaming services. To […]

In the magical world of software that streams video games onto the internet, there are two main pillars: XSplit and Open Broadcast Software. Within this space, however, there are still other options. One of the most interesting being Inifinscene. After recently going into open beta, it is becoming a tool that any streamer can utilize or […]

Today, Infiniscene has switched from a closed, invite-only Beta to an Open Beta, allowing anyone interested in checking out the developing streaming software to use it. Infiniscene is a web-based broadcasting program that uses cloud power to encode and broadcast your stream, taking the weight of streaming off your CPU. It is currently free to use […]