If you have Origin and you like to broadcast your gaming sessions to the world, then you'll be happy to hear that Twitch and Origin are teaming up to integrate Twitch streaming directly within the Origin overlay.
In fact, you can get started testing this integration "today" by opting into the Origin beta updates.
The beta will also allow you to add non-Origin games to your Origin game list. They've also made improvements to the Friends list, and changes to the right-click menu when clicking on the taskbar icon.
(via Origin)
In fact, you can get started testing this integration "today" by opting into the Origin beta updates.
Your stream will be viewable at www.twitch.tv/yourtwitchname. While you're streaming, a broadcast indicator will show up on the top of your screen to let you know how many people are watching your broadcast, and how long you’ve been streaming. Even if you close Origin In Game, the indicator will remain to remind you that you’re broadcasting—and of course, if you don’t want this indicator up all the time, you can just disable it in the settings menu.
The new broadcast tab in the application settings menu will be where you set the defaults for any stream. Here, you can determine broadcast resolution, frame rate, turn off the broadcast indicator, and more.
The new broadcast tab in the application settings menu will be where you set the defaults for any stream. Here, you can determine broadcast resolution, frame rate, turn off the broadcast indicator, and more.
The beta will also allow you to add non-Origin games to your Origin game list. They've also made improvements to the Friends list, and changes to the right-click menu when clicking on the taskbar icon.
(via Origin)