Computer nerds - need help

[cmoney]

I need to purchase a bunch of computers asap. I have never dealt with the ideal specs needed to stream video so thought what better place to ask.

Objective :


Camera connected to desktop streams the video the camera is taking in. This video then transmits to a platform that is then viewed by another viewer. From what i understand, the higher the bitrate the lower the video delay will be. However, with a higher bitrate, the processor and memory I think are taxed more.

What is an ideal rig to broadcast streaming video? Right now I am starting with an i5 or higher , 8 to 16 gigs of ram, fiber optics. Would a specific graphics card help since most base computers have integrated graphics cards that typically suck.

The goal is to get the least amount of delay possible.

[lol wow]

get like 800 dells and make druffs head explode

[cmoney]

get like 800 dells and make druffs head explode

I was actually thinking about starting with this as the base:


Dell Inspiron i3847-4616BK Tower Desktop Intel Gen 4 i5-4440/ 8GB/ 1TB/ Windows 8


I just dont know what is more important for streaming video, Ram, CPU , Video card or all of them. For all i know they could make videos cards specifically for streaming.

[lol wow]

you gotsta have that terabyte bro

[lol wow]

also can you wormhole us a friday night college game im down to betting on golf right now bro

[sonatine]

dells are basically great for this sort of thing. are you looking for basic video conferencing or some sort of high end resolution deal?

[cmoney]

also can you wormhole us a friday night college game im down to betting on golf right now bro

Yes Oregon and pts , lock

100 percent

god bless

[fluffer]

http://podbay.fm/show/403510430/e/1324656972

http://moviola.com/webinars/introduc...ive-streaming/

I listen to this guy on a few podcast, Alex Lindsey, specialises in live streaming, contact him on the link below

http://www.pixelcorps.tv

https://plus.google.com/app/basic/+AlexLindsay