Every Streamdzy setting, explained in plain words
Picture quality, record first, the lifeline, the microphone, shortcuts, alerts, the remote and credits: what each setting changes and when to use it.
Picture Quality Setting Explained
Good, Better and Best in Streamdzy: what each picture quality means for your stream and your PC, and how to choose.
Game and PC Sound Setting Explained
The Game and PC sound setting sends everything your computer plays into the stream, such as a game or music. Use headphones with it.
Voice Cleaner Setting Explained
The Voice cleaner setting removes room noise and evens out your voice. Advanced voice control is part of Tunedzy.
Microphone Setting Explained
Choose which microphone Streamdzy uses for your stream and recording, and check its level before you go live.
Advanced Voice Setting Explained
Advanced voice connects Streamdzy to Tunedzy, so Tunedzy can take over your voice when it is running.
Set Up for Me Explained
Set up for me picks the camera and microphone that work, sets a layout and ends on a Record button, and tells you each choice.
Go Live Settings Explained
The Go live screen is where you add platforms, pick the places for a show and choose the live mode and extra options.
Connections Screen Explained
The Connections screen shows which networks answer and lets you keep a second network as backup for your stream.
Lifeline Setting Explained
The lifeline steps the stream down to a smaller picture when your connection weakens, and back up when it recovers.
Record First Setting Explained
Record first sets how far behind your viewers watch, so a stall or a mistake is hidden from them while your recording stays whole.
Live Mode Setting Explained
Live now sends your picture with the least delay. Record first sends it a little behind, so your recording stays the master copy.
Recordings Folder Setting Explained
Choose the folder where Streamdzy saves recordings, such as a drive with plenty of space, and check the free space there.
Shortcuts Setting Explained
Choose the keys that switch scenes, start alerts and clips while a game has the focus, and change them any time.
Extensions Setting Explained
The Extensions screen lists the overlays you can use, such as the goal bar, a counter, a lower third and your own.
Alerts Setting Explained
The Alerts screen turns on follow, subscription, cheer, raid and tip cards, and lets you test each one before you go live.
Show Effects Setting Explained
Show effects are the stingers, transitions and effects that play when you change scenes during a show.
Automations Setting Explained
Automations do something by themselves when something happens during a live show, such as switching a scene.
Remote Setting Explained
The Remote setting turns on the phone remote, so you can control the show and the cameras from your phone.
Chat Setting Explained
The Chat setting shows Twitch and YouTube chat in the picture, so viewers see their messages on stream.
Health Check Setting Explained
The Health check measures what your PC can record and stream, and shows the picture quality it keeps.
Updates Setting Explained
The Updates setting shows your version, checks for a newer one and keeps Streamdzy up to date by itself.
Credits Setting Explained
The Credits screen shows how many credits you have, how they are counted and how to add a login or a friend code.
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Streamdzy is a free streaming and recording app for Windows: several cameras, your phone as a camera, going live to many places at once, and recording first so a bad connection never costs you the show.