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We’ve been following the evolving live streaming space for some time now. The success of recorded social video on the net (read YouTube acquisition) spurred on many more video startups, including a host of video sites hoping to find an equally large demand for live content. There are a bunch of them out there, including Ustream.tv, Stickam, Blogtv.com, Operator11, Mogulus, Veodia, and Justin.tv.

Have you ever been in a Skype call and wanted to share your current music with your friend on the other line? Or do you want to add some more interactivity to ustream.tv by letting viewers Skype in questions? You can accomplish this, as well as recording of anything you hear through the use of two simple programs which let you create a loopback audio device. (There is also a screencast.)

As the broadcaster for GameON , I frequently get questions on how I get console games broadcasted live on sites like http://justin.tv. This tutorial will lay out what you need in order broadcast your video game console on Justin.tv using a capture card and mixer. It’s just one of many ways to broadcast games, so feel free to add your own suggestions or questions in the comments. Ready to get started?  Lets go!