Alicia was telling me about someone streaming a starcraft II game live. I managed to find the sight, but don't know how to configure it to where it shows my screen. How do I do that?

Are you trying to say that you wish to host a stream of what you are playing on your computer, but cannot figure out how to capture your screen in real-time?

I imagine that you can run a splitter to the camera that is streaming. If the computer you are playing on is the same one you are uploading the stream to, you will suffer a lag issue.

If you have a good enough camera, just point the camera at the screen, and adjust your monitor's brightness and contrast.

Our computer (same one, yes) keeps saying that a camera can't be found, every time we try to set it. All he wants to do is capture the screen, or do you need a seperate screen recording program for that?

Just use livestream's Procaster and hook it to SCII per instructions. It's as foolproof as it gets.

Don't expect HD streams. 500kbps is as good as it gets unless you pay $350+ per month (for livestream.com) and have a very high upload speed. You also aren't getting HD streams elsewhere without paying more than 3x what you paid for SCII.

You guys are related?

Poor Brady... ;o