Broadcasting xbox 360


  1. Swifty
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    Broadcasting xbox 360


    Hello I have been trying to do this for awhile but I have never had any real expertise on this area, I want to be able to live stream onto justin.tv with my xbox 360, But I do not know the equipment that I need to do this, I need some help,

    -What do I need?

    Is really the only question I can think of right now if you can help thank you.
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  3. Swifty
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    Sorry to bump but I need some help, I am still looking on this one, do I need to purchase a dazzle or what?

    Thanks.
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  4. Kirsch
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    Windows 7 Ultimate
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    Full guide from Justin.tv

    How to Broadcast Video Games on Justin.tv
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