Hello I'm not a big user of GitHub and mainly subscribe just to get a hold of the people who build these programs and such.
I broadcast my Twitch shows in 3D however it does not convert very well into 2D among my friends let alone any strangers who happen to watch.
Through a Google search I found multi twitch as a website where you could watch two or more Twitch stream simultaneously.
I don't know how to contact the creator directly, but I was wondering if there was a wayI could hire him/her/them to build a website that I'll house on my URL, heck, I might even make a new URL specifically for this, then I'll take my 3D broadcast which is formatted in Google Cardboard format which is 32x9 side by side proper ratio and then use a web run version of OBS in order to convert it into one of four different other formats that I know the formula how to convert to using a consumer level OBS: left eye only, right eye only, 16x9 side by side half width (for 3d TVs), and monochromized red and cyan.
My contributions will be the OBS templates for converting to left eye, right eye, 3D TV, and monochromized red and cyan, Plus maybe a decent-sized cash contribution one time to pay for the labor to make this.
What are you guys think I could demonstrate how to make 3d 2d-friendly, but I can't simultaneously broadcast a 3D and a 2D version locally.
I was thinking of hiring someone to build an auto player I could put on my website. And it would be good for the whole community. I believe the number one obstacle in preventing 3D broadcasting from taking off is 2D-friendliness.
Hello I'm not a big user of GitHub and mainly subscribe just to get a hold of the people who build these programs and such.
I broadcast my Twitch shows in 3D however it does not convert very well into 2D among my friends let alone any strangers who happen to watch.
Through a Google search I found multi twitch as a website where you could watch two or more Twitch stream simultaneously.
I don't know how to contact the creator directly, but I was wondering if there was a wayI could hire him/her/them to build a website that I'll house on my URL, heck, I might even make a new URL specifically for this, then I'll take my 3D broadcast which is formatted in Google Cardboard format which is 32x9 side by side proper ratio and then use a web run version of OBS in order to convert it into one of four different other formats that I know the formula how to convert to using a consumer level OBS: left eye only, right eye only, 16x9 side by side half width (for 3d TVs), and monochromized red and cyan.
My contributions will be the OBS templates for converting to left eye, right eye, 3D TV, and monochromized red and cyan, Plus maybe a decent-sized cash contribution one time to pay for the labor to make this.
What are you guys think I could demonstrate how to make 3d 2d-friendly, but I can't simultaneously broadcast a 3D and a 2D version locally.
I was thinking of hiring someone to build an auto player I could put on my website. And it would be good for the whole community. I believe the number one obstacle in preventing 3D broadcasting from taking off is 2D-friendliness.