This is how people stream on services like Twitch. I had version 21 and I couldn't get it working for the life of me. This is 100% doable on a mac or linux, but we'll stick with Windows in this post. I did this using my gaming computer, which has Windows 10.Then you'll need to download some software. The first thing you're going to need is a computer dedicated for this. All of this is actually easier than you might think, let's get started. We have audio coming from the game into the video chat, and the picture comes in much more clear just like a real web cam. Then I had it join the 8x8 meeting and the experience was excellent. This way, I could use the "webcam" and "microphone" in a video meeting. In order to do this, I needed to convince my computer that Jackbox was the webcam and the audio output was the microphone. I could have used the standard screen sharing, but we'd have no audio-what fun is that? George Lucas said, "Sound is 50% of the experience." So I wired things up a bit differently to achieve a much more real-life-virtual-experience™ by studiously persuading the web browser into using the game as a camera input and the audio as the microphone. Regardless, we simply can't go out to trivia these days, so I decided to host one of my own with Jackbox and 8x8.vc.
Probably has something to do with our shared love for beer.
I've been missing weekly trivia nights, where our team is full of over educated people yet never end up the victors. Regardless of the content, it's always a lot of fun and it's great to stay connected. Our weekly #ShelterInPlace Virtual Happy Hours usually consist of regular banter, funny YouTube link sharing, or sometimes awkward silence.
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