Streamline - List of DDFF Streamers

~Streaming program (main paid option = XSplit / main free option = Open Broadcast Software or FFsplit)
~Hacked PSP
~RemoteJoyLite for the specific CFW of said hacked PSP
~USB cable to connect PSP to PC
~Male-to-Male 3.5mm audio cable to connect PSP headphone input to PC line-in audio input

>Install CFW on PSP, download RemoteJoyLite
>Plug in PSP to PC via USB and male-to-male audio cable
>Start DDFF, enter main menu
>Open up RemoteJoyLite
>boom screen capture
>Open up streaming software
>Capture the screen region of the RemoteJoyLite window -or- if you're on X-Split you can add it as a source and then it'll stay on screen even when minimized
>boom stream is running

That's all you need to do for the bare basics of streaming. As Stevie said, however, you do require a decent or good upload speed to avoid not having your stream lag on everyone and/or be extremely choppy, both in terms of visuals and audio. If you wanna find out your speeds, hit up http://www.speedtest.net/. If you want a reference, here's my speed to Ashburn, Virginia (the X-Split server I use is there because it's always the one with the least amount of ping, giving me an optimized stream):



Naturally, this can change on a day to day basis, but yeah. If you're expecting to stream on a quality similar to mine, you should have around that kind of upload. It's still certainly possible with a lower speed, but don't expect it to look remarkable or anything.