Patrick W
@BrailleScreen@dragonscave.space
Blind / autistic. Technologist. Musician. Sysadmin (Linux, mainly), test and provide feedback to others helping to make the world just a bit more accessible, More... I'm interested in server administration, programming, creating and/or editing audio, networking, fire / security / WX equipment, all types of music, testing software, accessibility, autism, ... Opinions expressed within are my own. #nobot #nobots #noarchive #noindex
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@bermudianbrit@mastodon.online
@bermudianbrit@mastodon.online @Scott@tweesecake.social @Estrella@dragonscave.space Yeah, I get how that might be confusing. If you find the list of encoders and press enter on one, there is one that exists by default when you first obtain the program and you can edit it and change stuff. You can then add multiple encoders and stream to more than one at the same time if you want to perhaps make low and high quality streams, for example, or have multiple servers configured. Each encoder ends up as a checkbox and you can check or uncheck them.