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Hasty Treat - 300th Episode Tech Chat

In this Hasty Treat, Scott and Wes talk about their 300th episode and the tech behind it.

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Show Notes

02:15 - The things we tried

Zoom Breakout rooms
Hopin - $$$
Streamyard

04:24 - What we used

Discord
- Room as a waiting room
- Roles to give access
- An a/v room where Wes and Scott were hanging
- Lots of questions about Slack vs Discord
OBS
- ObS to stream to three locations
- ObS Streamlabs does this easily
- Screen capture did a better job than using the video source from Discord
Youtube, Youtube, and MUX
- Streamlabs can stream to 4 sources at once
- MUX
How we got Syntax.fm/live to work
- Create a new live stream on Mux via their UI
- Get stream address and key
- Point Streamlabs to it
- HLS m3u8 address from Mux into a HLS react player
Looping intro video
- Principle for mac
- Watch how I did it on youtube - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6pSlESq_bY
- Music
  - Song Scott wrote
Recording Audio
- Wes recorded two streams locally
- All audio on stream was piped through BlackHole on Scott’s machine
- Used Loopback to pipe Discord audio into an input
- Scott + Guest were on the same channel, possibly compressed
- Sounded good!

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Syntax - Tasty Web Development Treats

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Hasty Treat - So you want to make a course... Will people buy it?

In this Hasty Treat, Scott and Wes talk about making courses — techniques, best practices, things to avoid, and more!

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