In the blue corner, we have the Baron of Broadcasting, the Lord of Livestreaming, TWITCH.TV!!<\/p>\n
And in the red corner, we have the newbie, GIDAIO!<\/p>\n
FIGHT!<\/p>\n
Gidaio moves in early with some quick jabs and Google searches, exploring his opponent. Eventually he decides on the FME\/VHScrCap method of attack and lays in on his enemy. In a stroke of genius, however, Twitch.TV responds with terrible framerates and bad video quality! This is one tense battle.<\/p>\n
Gidaio is unfazed, and tries the VLC\/JTVLC right uppercut method instead. Twitch.TV is unfortunately very familiar with this attack strategy, blocks Gidaio, and responds with a left hook and black screens, knocking Gidaio out! The ref moves in for the count, and…<\/p>\n
WINNER!!<\/p>\n
Looks like Twitch.TV holds his position, and Gidaio is sent home to nurse his wounds!<\/p>\n
(I have no idea how wrestling\/boxing or whatever works, btw. Seriously, I was working on getting a livestream going for like, two hours. I was hoping to livestream development, but it’s not looking like my computer is powerful enough… ugh.)<\/p>","time":"August 22nd, 2012 7:40 pm","title":"Gidaio vs Livestreaming \u2013 FIGHT!"}