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Seconded. https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/

Graphical Issue Generic Checklist:
1. Try rebooting.
2. Check the connections between the cable and both your monitor and your PC. 
3. Update your graphics drivers.
4. Try a different cable if you can.
5. Try a different monitor if you can.
6. Try a different GPU if you can.
 
Please let me know if after all this your problem is still present. Also just for the future posting your hardware/driver versions will be helpful for people to diagnose your issue. What kind of monitor/gpu/drivers do you have? Also how long has this issue been going on?
 

I disagree. The 5D will give you an immense increase in quality compared to a webcam, and it'll handle ISO noise on a far superior level. Sure you might not be getting the max performance, but even after compression it's going to look far better than a webcam. If he's got them already, I say go for it. Whether you should buy one exclusively for streaming is a different question all together.
 
To answer OP's original question, I've had great success using multiple Razer Ripsaw capture cards capturing the HDMI output of my cameras. Delay is almost imperceptible beyond what the camera is doing itself. Quality is near that of a video recorded in-camera.
 
For your wireless needs, I'd recommend the Aputure Array Trans. It seems like a great budget option although admittedly I have not used it myself. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1221495-REG/aputure_v_at_array_trans_wireless_video.html

yongnuo. you're welcome
 
50m f1.8 - https://www.adorama.com/yn5018caef.html
35mm f2 - https://www.adorama.com/yn352caef.html

Multiple threaded simultaneous video encoding and streaming. Live video production.
 
*edit* Let me clarify: I ran a live mixed news show a while back, and I'm gearing up to produce a community CS:GO tournament. These productions use multiple camera inputs, graphics processors, screen capture sources. We cut it all together with vMix and CasparCG for graphics. Occasionally we'll render some After Effects comp on the fly if we really need it.

9/10, would like to seem some more contrast between the car and the environment, otherwise very good.
 
Here's mine: Shot on iPhone 6S, edited in Lightroom for iPhone.

 

The Vixia HF R600 is currently $110 refurbished on B&H. If anyone's curious.

Yeah man, I'm working mostly on stuff where noise is no bueno. The videos you reference would not be acceptable under most circumstances for me. I'm usually either shooting shorts where noise is a distraction and pulls you away from the story, or I'm shooting for clients who need the cleanest image I can give them. Even if I want noise or grain in a piece it's good to have a clean image at the start and add grain in later exactly when and how I want it.
 
However I think the videos you referenced benefit from the noise, it does seem more like film grain. They're telling stories from real life, as they happened, pretty objectively. Having noise in that kind of a video just enhances the gritty realism kind of aesthetic and reinforces the fact that "this stuff happened and I'm telling it like it is". 
 
Sorry if I'm being redundant and uncoordinated, it's late and I'm tired.

Well, be careful. Range extenders will slow down your connection some, even with the high end ones. As a general rule, the cheaper the slower.
 
*Edit* Also if you can, try to connect as many devices as possible with Ethernet. Wired connections will both increase the speed to any individual devices, and de-clog the WiFi channels.

Turnip has just as many supporters. 

Turnip has just as many supporters. 

Turnip has just as many supporters. 

Turnip has just as many supporters. 

IPS - I cannot describe how much better they are. I went from a TN panel to an IPS and have 0 eye fatigue since then

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I used to have some budgies. I know the feels and I wish you the best.

If you want a nice cheap streaming machine, I'd say get a Roku Stick. It shows everything. Netflix, Amazon Instant, HBO, Showtime, ESPN, etc... I have one and It's great. 

nice, a cheap ass netflix machine