how to use virtual audio cable with xsplit

Gary Jesch of CHOPS Webcasting invited me to watch a demo where he combined GoToMeeting with a $60 downloadable software product called Xsplit. Which brings me to the mashup part of the story. You can see crisp, smooth motion “talking head” video alongside the shared desktop content. The video quality, resizing, and accommodation for lowered attendee bandwidths really do work very well. This lets hosts show a live webcam stream of themselves while presenting. If you play a movie on your desktop, your attendees see stuttering, lag times, and missing frames.Īs I reported in The Webinar Blog, Citrix added HDFaces to GoToMeeting last year. Performance is generally good, but polling the host’s screen and redrawing the bits on each attendee’s screen is just too slow to allow for smooth, unbroken depiction of full-motion video. GoToMeeting uses full-desktop screen sharing to display content. This capability has been requested for many years by users of the popular web conferencing product and this is the first time I have seen it working in a fully realized fashion. I recently saw a fascinating demonstration of a software mashup allowing presenters to show recorded video clips in Citrix GoToMeeting.

How to use virtual audio cable with xsplit