@hunterx2507 Also, she said she had one *gaming* monitor; she didn't say she had only one monitor in total. She uses two computers for streaming, and as I mentioned earlier, the monitor connected to the streaming PC displays the OBS screen—to check the broadcast output—and the chat.
@hunterx2507 The discrepancy between the gaming PC screen and the streaming PC screen arises because there is a delay of a few seconds during the broadcast transmission process.
@1234Ebook@SmallKorean6767 Like I said, one is the gaming PC screen, and the other is the OBS screen used to monitor the output of that gaming PC screen.
@huyenngoc239359@SmallKorean6767 The discrepancy between the gaming PC screen and the streaming PC screen arises because there is a delay of a few seconds during the broadcast transmission process.
@huyenngoc239359@SmallKorean6767 I checked the VOD for the part you were referring to as proof. The setup consists of the gaming PC screen, the OBS screen on the streaming PC (which combines the gaming PC feed and the webcam), and a monitor for viewing the chat.
@SmallKorean6767 The discrepancy between the gaming PC screen and the streaming PC screen arises because there is a delay of a few seconds during the broadcast transmission process.
@SmallKorean6767 I checked the VOD for the part you were referring to as proof. The setup consists of the gaming PC screen, the OBS screen on the streaming PC (which combines the gaming PC feed and the webcam), and a monitor for viewing the chat.