Tired of playing video games all by yourself and not having anyone to share your highlights with? Well, why not share them with the rest of the world? What we’re saying is give streaming a chance. We’re assuming you already have a desktop PC, which is pretty crucial to run your streaming set-up. That means all you need are some of the basic accessories to help you get started.
Webcam
Let’s start with the obvious. You’ll probably need to show your face when you stream. This is because it shows viewers what you are currently thinking from the expressions on your face. Presenting the Vitade 682H Pro HD USB Computer Web Camera.
While most webcams can rotate 90 degrees, the 682H can rotate a full 360 degrees. The built-in dual omni-directional mics comes with noise cancellation to reduce any background noise and result in a clear and natural sound.
That’s not all as the 682H has an automatic low-light correction which gives it true-to-life video, even under dim lighting conditions. It also has an adjustable manual focus which lets you get the best angle for your live streaming. Vitade is offering a 30-day money back and one year guarantee.
Microphone Kit
It’s not going to be enough to show a video of you playing. You’re going to need to interact with some of those who are watching your stream. The Sudotrack USB Condenser Microphone Kit is excellent for podcasting, recording, and gaming. This set is compatible for both Windows PC and MacOS.
This kit doesn’t only offer a condenser mic. It also comes with an adjustable microphone stand, shock mount, table clamp, pop filter, USB A to B cable and anti-wind foam cap. That means that you not only get a microphone, but also an entire set to make you ready for streaming.
Capture Card
If you’re playing PC games, then chances are you won’t need a capture card. The reason is because there are a number of software options available that allow you to record your screen as you play. However, if you plan to stream while playing on console, you’ll need this one.
The 1080P HDMI Game Capture Card HD Video records video with audio, which can then be saved as an mp4 file to a USB flash drive. While the capture card doesn’t support livestreaming, it also doesn't need a PC in order to work. This device is compatible with the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Wii U, and even the Nintendo Switch.
LED Ring Light
Finally, we add this nifty piece of equipment. This 10-inch LED Ring Light ensures that you get the needed light for those streams. That means you won't appear too dark or too bright. It comes with three light modes which are white, warm yellow, and warm white. Combined with 10 adjustable brightness levels, this ring light is sure to meet your needs regardless of the circumstances.
The ball head lets you adjust the angle of the ring light, resulting in you getting the best supplementary light angle. This device can be powered using your computer, laptop, or even a power bank. Did we mention that you can also use this as a table lamp? That way it can still be used even if you aren't streaming.
So what are you waiting for? Time to put everything up and start your first stream.
