are there any campaigns that are being posted on youtube of twitch

I would to join any campaign that is being posted on YouTube or twitch I think it would be interesting.

I am actually looking to test a production configuration this weekend. One comp would be streaming us out to twitch, while the rest each record their own side using a specific program. Then the Twitch stream could be paired with the individual captures (shared through a drop box) and uploaded to youtube as a whole program. Anyone can throw their game onto twitch, and that's always awesome to see. But i'd like to see how far i can go with producing a show with D&D play as the focus.

I'll be so down!

We should probably start with the PM's.

Not here to shoot down your dreams or anything, but I'm assuming you're basing this decision on this guy... <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/itmeJP/featured" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/user/itmeJP/featured</a> . You go to twitch and aside from one channel Geeksandsundry, who are already established on youtube with 1.1mil subs, have -200 viewers. There are a number of reasons why JP has as many subs as he does, the people he invites have their own thing, professional gamers, Dodger (well known YT gaming personality), Totalbiscuit (well known YT gaming personality), DJWheat has established himself in on the channel as a very good RPer, they also switch between 3 primary DMs Neil, Steven, and Adam all of whom are well known DMs whom are also well respected, and everybody previously mentioned tweet out the RPG session, and then from 5-6 different sources if people are interested they can tune in to the stream if not watch the vod. Production value is also a huge factor, I have a $3,000 computer, built with the processor, ram, memory, microphone, headphone and webcam to stream/record all day, but how many people can also say that?

Thousands of people broadcast games. Lots of people would be happy to play & share, or watch, a game with a relatively small number of viewers. Holiday said it would be interesting , not necessarily popular with the millions, right? Be sure to Tag your stream with Roll20 Virtual Tabletop! <a href="http://www.twitch.tv/directory/game/Roll20%20Virtu" rel="nofollow">http://www.twitch.tv/directory/game/Roll20%20Virtu</a>...

Billy Redd said: Then the Twitch stream could be paired with the individual captures (shared through a drop box) and uploaded to youtube as a whole program. I have to wonder: what's there to individually capture aside from facecams, or is that what you meant? Gold said: Thousands of people broadcast games. Lots of people would be happy to play & share, or watch, a game with a relatively small number of viewers. Holiday said it would be interesting , not necessarily popular with the millions, right? I think it'd be interesting as well at the very least, though I'm already one who has no problem watching hours of the same stuff on end :p

I'm sure pending on the DM and the players we can make it fun for both us and the viewer's. As long as it has humor in it and not just dull playing.

TehGuy, i learned a while ago that for any chance of half-decent quality to make outside your individual session, each side of the conversation has to be recorded individually, and then synced up. I know there are a lot of people who would gladly tell me how wrong i am about that. But luckily, i'm not looking for universal approval. Just enough people willing to help me test it. Because like i said, i'm just looking to test a setup. See how much trouble it actually is, and what kind of quality comes of it. I'm not 100% sure what David's point was exactly, but out of his list of people that we're apparently ripping off by having an idea, i recognized Dodger from Friendzone and that's about it. Although i'm still having trouble trying to see where his "$3,000 computer" is supposed to come in. All i know is that the last time i streamed a consistent weekly game, we had about a dozen people who were pretty regular in the chat and it was super fun. I also know that i have previously tried to record games podcast-style and failed. So it's a problem i need to solve.