is it good for video streaming?
205465
I would not buy this computer. For me it did not respond well to the simplest of tasks.....i.e. logging on, Bluetooth problems etc. I bought an ACER instead, not great either but better.
205466
Good as in resolution quality? Yes its good for the quality it has. Now streaming anything is based on your internet speed.
205467
Ya it works just fine for streaming, ive streamed lots of movies on it. If anything is slow its going to be because of your internet speeds not the computer.
1475312
Stuff like flash (youtube) is very processor (cpu) dependent; I recently put this in an old machine which had an old intel core 2 duo e4700 and it was fine. So compare that with your own setup.It did seem like it was stuttering if anything else was running. It might be worth it to put another 10 dollars into the video card, but if all your going to be doing is running youtube video it's fine. (Although seriously consider bumping up slightly.)
622043
Yes! Yes you can. I use it and obs to stream to twitch. It is a fairly easy streaming solution that I recommend!
1148163
Yes, it Wii stream video. Quality Will depend on your ISP. You will also have to download the apps.
212026
Yes. I do not use the streaming. It's more about gaming quality and speed. Try to think of the device as a console rather then just another android tablet.
2028831
Yes this PC will easily handle live streaming, remember your router/internet service also plays a role in streaming without buffering. If you can direct connect to your router vs wireless it is even faster. The processor, memory and video are plenty adequate with this PC. We use it for internet gaming with little to no lag.
1832842
Yes. Make your video source the Blackmagic Design with the settings you want and it will stream right up.
1859267
I have had this device for over a year now. Pretty much any website will load on the built in chrome web browser. Certain websites like ABC and Hulu block video streaming to this device due to some sort of licensing conflict. The web browsing tends to be a little bit slower and clunky compared to a laptop or desktop computer, but the device is very convenient. As long as you have a fast internet connection (anything better than DSL) streaming video will work great. If the device ever freezes or crashes you can press "control" + "alt" + "delete" to restart it.
296863
I use this device to just steam internet videos. If I were planning on using it for digital signage I'd spend more money and at least get the quad core. It will work at 1080p but I have mine set at 720p to improve performance
1861197
Well, so far for streaming, I have found it very reliable. However,in Internet usage I sometimes have brief interruptions.
798067
It is for UStream. If you are want to broadcast a videochat website. This isn't what you are looking for.
1509628
Hi, I've just tested the camera and for my needs it ok. I have logitech pro 9000 on my desktop that can stream hd video but the picture quality depends on internet connection. I use my laptop when I travel and I've never connected to network that can stream hd video. So the picture was good enough to be seen, the sound is ok. To sum up: For communication via video is good enough. If you want crisp picture you'll want to buy extra camera.
2028832
i agree with the three answers before, this computer run smooth videos but will depend your internet connection. Regards to all
1928577
I use it for streaming at 1080P. I only use it for that nothing else loaded on the system.
2112174
Just got this in the mail recently and I have to say that it is excellent in terms of its ability to play internet video (though for some reason it takes the LQ stream on youtube on occasion), and does well with paid streaming services - it does not have support for videos on NAS or USB
1286279
It has worked fine for me, steaming Netflix and various video files. I haven't pushed it at very high data rates, though. Jim
1032037
If your using the USB then yes, but I would recommend a NAS hard drive because it streams faster for video's than USB does. Hope this helps you.