Broadcasting Help - Pixilated Image

[MadisonTyler]

I've been on MFC for almost a month now. I have the fastest internet Comcast offers, I use the recommended browser (Google Chrome), I close all my applications before I get online, and optimize with HD. I even had Comcast come out to my house to check out the wiring, and they fixed any minor problems they saw + I've been broadcasting with my laptop connected directly to the ethernet cable. The only thing I can think of that is causing complaints about pixilation is that I have a MacBook Pro (Version 10.7.5) and have to broadcast through the MFC website as opposed to using the model software. I tried getting Crossover to download the software and it didn't work.
I have a great webcam that is supposed to be Mac compatible (Logitech B910); I seriously don't understand why broadcasting has been an issue for me. I think its making me loose viewers and it's annoying me to no end.

Any recommendations or courses of action? I don't have enough money to spend on a new PC laptop right now, and I've seen top models like Brina who use Mac with no issue. :crybaby:

 

[krukstyle]

I've been on MFC for almost a month now. I have the fastest internet Comcast offers, I use the recommended browser (Google Chrome), I close all my applications before I get online, and optimize with HD. I even had Comcast come out to my house to check out the wiring, and they fixed any minor problems they saw + I've been broadcasting with my laptop connected directly to the ethernet cable. The only thing I can think of that is causing complaints about pixilation is that I have a MacBook Pro (Version 10.7.5) and have to broadcast through the MFC website as opposed to using the model software. I tried getting Crossover to download the software and it didn't work.
I have a great webcam that is supposed to be Mac compatible (Logitech B910); I seriously don't understand why broadcasting has been an issue for me. I think its making me loose viewers and it's annoying me to no end.

Any recommendations or courses of action? I don't have enough money to spend on a new PC laptop right now, and I've seen top models like Brina who use Mac with no issue. :crybaby:

As a random potential quick fix--have you tried turning off MFC's HD option? I know it has caused problems for many people in the past (although sometimes it's the solution to problems as well), but I've definitely seen the option turn cams on systems more than capable of HD recording super pixilated (I mean, it's not really HD whether you have the option on or off anyway).

 

[SexySteph]

I've been on MFC for almost a month now. I have the fastest internet Comcast offers, I use the recommended browser (Google Chrome), I close all my applications before I get online, and optimize with HD. I even had Comcast come out to my house to check out the wiring, and they fixed any minor problems they saw + I've been broadcasting with my laptop connected directly to the ethernet cable. The only thing I can think of that is causing complaints about pixilation is that I have a MacBook Pro (Version 10.7.5) and have to broadcast through the MFC website as opposed to using the model software. I tried getting Crossover to download the software and it didn't work.
I have a great webcam that is supposed to be Mac compatible (Logitech B910); I seriously don't understand why broadcasting has been an issue for me. I think its making me loose viewers and it's annoying me to no end.

Any recommendations or courses of action? I don't have enough money to spend on a new PC laptop right now, and I've seen top models like Brina who use Mac with no issue. :crybaby:

I don't think streaming through web broadcaster is the problem as it's the preferred option (software on the non-downloaded one doesn't get updated as often or work as well). I'd switch off HD. For some people it just doesn't work.