And stream bitrate.

@RobertGrulerEsq the doctrine of standing doesn't appear to be well-established outside of the US. I would think that in the UK we would consider the constitution a contract and in that sense states are a privy to it and would automatically have a right to bring the case. If the court doesn't think this is the case then by definition the contract cannot be legally enforced and hence is moot.

People got back aids results after taking it which is weird lmao

I think my record bitrate is much higher than my stream bitrate which accounts for the file size.

I'll check the setting tomorrow.

For sure, best to keep it roughly the same as it's becoming redundant if you're not re-rendering video.

And just re-uploading.

If you were splitting it into episodes like you used to, I'd probably say double it.

Yea I think that's why I increased it, good memory @Maw

correct and your stream bitrate is what is recorded on YouTube

Okay perfect.

That will shrink the file size and rumble will be better.

Thank you!

Of course, anytime.

It should probably be more like 200 MB - 2000 MB now.

I couldn't tell you for sure, but I gather it was set pretty high.

Okay yea, I'm sure it is high.

Cheers, sorry for all the IT talk. lol

No no very helpful, I appreciate it. I've just sort of been feeling my way through the livestream stuff, I'm very appreciative of the help.

15 gigs for 1-2 hours is probably something like 15-20k.

Is it possible to livestream to Rumble?

According to the comments, not yet.

But it's planned.

who owns Rumble?

Officially I'm not sure but I think Bongino is at least partially involved?

Bongino I think is atleast part owner.

How that stands while he is being treated for cancer I don't know. There may be contingencies set up on that.

Bongino being a major investor in its start up is why a lot of conservatives are going there away from Silicon Valley.

Wish he'd find some better programmers.

I understand. I have been giving them difficulty because I cannot post there unless I buy a cell phone I can't use.

Yep, you can't skimp out on that expense.

Google's weren't that good back in the day, Facebook still aren't

At least for something like a video sharing platform.

it's all about bandwidth, capacity and processing

Lol good point on Facebook

Because I doubt Rumble has APIs available, among other things.

(Meaning it's likely not to be added to restream any time soon)

Yea which makes it a bit unusable for us.

Since we use restream

Bitchute suffers from the same issue.

As much as people may dislike twitch/fb/yt, they have good programmers that know what they're doing.