02-02-2016, 10:44 AM
If you can work it, I highly suggest the use of beam.pro instead of twitch/google. In terms of streaming to the service, it's the same process. The only thing I'd see as a potential problem is it's not really "playing a game", but that would be a problem on twitch as well, and a) It's about Minecraft so it would probably be fine anyways and b) it's really easy to get in contact with the Beam team and just make sure it's ok. Beam is still fairly small, so I doubt they'd care.
Now, why do I recommend beam? Because it has under 10 seconds of delay between streamer and stream. You can even get faster, with the fastest plan boasting under 250 ms from "On my screen" to "on your stream", although it's unlikely Cuberite could get that plan (unless it's available for purchase now, it wasn't last I checked). Even without that, though, it's 10 seconds instead of 40+, which is hugely beneficial to something like what this would be.
Now, why do I recommend beam? Because it has under 10 seconds of delay between streamer and stream. You can even get faster, with the fastest plan boasting under 250 ms from "On my screen" to "on your stream", although it's unlikely Cuberite could get that plan (unless it's available for purchase now, it wasn't last I checked). Even without that, though, it's 10 seconds instead of 40+, which is hugely beneficial to something like what this would be.
