[0:00] You just clicked on the only video that
[0:02] you are ever going to need to set up OBS
[0:04] Studio for live streaming and recording
[0:07] content. Because in this video, I'm
[0:09] going to walk you through the entire
[0:11] process from start all the way up to the
[0:13] finish line. And if you are someone that
[0:15] is brand new to utilizing OBS Studio,
[0:18] I'm here to tell you that it's going to
[0:19] be okay. Because I'm going to make this
[0:21] video as stress-free as possible. And so
[0:24] by the end of today's tutorial, your OBS
[0:27] Studio will be ready to stream, record,
[0:29] and clip content both in horizontal and
[0:32] vertical. You will be able to stream and
[0:34] multi-stream to all of your favorite
[0:35] platforms such as Kick, Twitch, YouTube,
[0:39] Facebook, and yes, even including
[0:42] TikTok. I am also going to provide you
[0:44] with a multi-chat widget for you to read
[0:46] all of your chats all in one place. I'm
[0:49] also going to show you how you're able
[0:50] to split all of your audio sources so
[0:52] that we have complete control over your
[0:54] audio. And I'm also going to provide you
[0:56] with the best recording and streaming
[0:58] settings while also helping you set up
[1:00] your scenes, your sources, as well as
[1:02] your overlays. And so if that sounds
[1:03] good to you, let's go ahead and let's
[1:06] get started.
[1:09] And so going straight into the video,
[1:10] the very first thing you want to do is
[1:12] download OBS Studio. So we need to head
[1:14] on over to obsproject.com
[1:17] and all of the links I'm going to be
[1:18] utilizing in today's video is going to
[1:20] be in the description down below so that
[1:22] way you guys can go ahead and follow
[1:24] along. Now as you can see, it is
[1:26] available for both Windows, Mac, [music]
[1:28] and you also do have the option for
[1:30] Linux, but today we're just going to be
[1:32] focusing on both Windows and Mac. So go
[1:34] ahead and select the operating system
[1:37] that you are currently utilizing to
[1:38] download the installation. And then once
[1:40] you download OBS Studio, you'll be met
[1:42] with this particular screen right here,
[1:44] which is going to be your
[1:45] auto-configuration wizard. Now what I
[1:48] recommend you do is to select the very
[1:51] first option, which is optimized for
[1:52] streaming, recording in secondary. You
[1:55] are then going to select next and you're
[1:57] going to make sure that your base canvas
[1:59] resolution is set to 1920 by 1080.
[2:03] And then you want to make sure your FPS
[2:05] is set to either 60 or 30, but prefer 60
[2:09] when possible. This means it's always
[2:11] going to prioritize 60 frames per second
[2:13] unless your stream cannot handle it.
[2:15] Then you'll have the option to drop it
[2:16] down to 30 FPS. So we're going to go
[2:19] ahead and select next.
[2:21] And then for your service, you want to
[2:23] make sure that you have Twitch selected
[2:25] because inside of your settings there's
[2:27] going to be an option for Twitch bot
[2:29] track that we're going to select and
[2:31] that only is available if Twitch is your
[2:33] main built-in service.
[2:35] So we're going to make sure Twitch is
[2:37] selected and then we want to go ahead
[2:40] and connect our account instead of
[2:42] utilizing the stream key. The reason why
[2:44] we want to do the account is because
[2:46] it's going to provide us with a chat
[2:48] that we're going to be able to put on
[2:49] the side of our OBS screen as well as
[2:52] the ability to change our title for
[2:55] Twitch. So you want to make sure you
[2:57] utilize this option here.
[2:59] And then go ahead and just connect your
[3:01] account. And then once that's done, make
[3:02] sure both of these options are checked
[3:04] and then go ahead and select next. It's
[3:06] going to then do a bandwidth test based
[3:09] on your internet, but we're also going
[3:10] to do that again a little bit later
[3:12] because these settings we're actually
[3:14] going to customize it to give you the
[3:16] best possible performance. But let this
[3:19] go ahead and just run its test really
[3:20] quickly. And then once that's done, it
[3:23] should provide you with your final
[3:24] results and you can go ahead and select
[3:26] apply settings. And so now you should
[3:28] see that your chat for Twitch has
[3:31] populated right here. We can go ahead
[3:33] and just move this over to the side. So
[3:34] this is what I like to do. I like to
[3:36] have my chat right here on the
[3:37] right-hand side of my screen.
[3:40] And then for my stream title, I'm
[3:42] actually going to put that down here
[3:46] on this particular side.
[3:48] Let's see if we can get it to move. And
[3:50] so now you should have something that
[3:51] looks somewhat similar to this.
[3:54] And so, what I highly recommend doing if
[3:57] you want a little bit more
[3:58] customizability
[4:00] to your OBS Studio, I recommend coming
[4:03] over to docs. I recommend checking this
[4:05] option right here for full height docs.
[4:08] And this is going to give OBS the
[4:09] ability to take your dockable panel,
[4:11] such as your Twitch chat, your scenes,
[4:13] your sources, or custom browser docs,
[4:16] and it's going to have it expand to the
[4:18] entire vertical height of your OBS
[4:20] application. And so, I'm going to go
[4:22] ahead and edit this a little bit to get
[4:24] it how I want it.
[4:28] And this is ultimately what it should
[4:30] look like. Now, if your OBS does not
[4:33] have the same kind of color pattern as
[4:35] mine has, and you want to be able to
[4:37] customize it to fit your own personal
[4:38] aesthetic, you can always come down here
[4:40] to settings.
[4:42] You can go over to appearance.
[4:44] And then, this is where you can change
[4:46] the different color for your OBS. So,
[4:48] mine is acri.
[4:50] Uh, but if you click the drop-down menu,
[4:52] it provides you with different options
[4:54] that you can choose from. So, just
[4:55] select the one that you want, so that
[4:57] way it can look somewhat similar to
[4:59] mine. And then, select apply and okay.
[5:03] And so, once that's done, we now need to
[5:05] go ahead and we need to add in our
[5:06] vertical canvas, as well as our
[5:09] multi-stream widget. And so, in order
[5:11] for us to do that, we need to head on
[5:13] over to this website, atom.tv.
[5:17] Now, the plugins that I'm going to have
[5:18] us downloaded are free. So, you just got
[5:21] to scroll down a little bit.
[5:23] And then, you'll see right here,
[5:25] vertical free download, multi-stream
[5:29] free download. So, both of these are
[5:31] free. You're not paying a dime for any
[5:33] of these. I want you to go ahead and
[5:35] download both of these plugins. So, you
[5:38] just got to click on it one time.
[5:40] It's automatically going to start the
[5:42] download for you, as you can see right
[5:44] here. And then, we're going to go ahead
[5:46] and just click on the installation and
[5:48] then we're going to go ahead and just
[5:49] fully install this onto our computer.
[5:51] And then we're going to go back and
[5:52] we're going to do the same thing for the
[5:53] multi stream. So what you're going to
[5:54] want to do from here is you want to
[5:56] reset OBS. So we're going to go ahead
[5:58] and close it out and we're going to go
[5:59] ahead and open it back up. And so now
[6:01] you should have your vertical and your
[6:04] multi stream plugin listed. Uh so
[6:07] basically it can be somewhere down here.
[6:09] It can be like anywhere on your screen.
[6:10] Just look for a little tab that
[6:12] potentially says vertical.
[6:15] And then you will also have something
[6:16] that says vertical scenes as well as
[6:19] vertical sources. So mine is right over
[6:21] here. But it can be anywhere on your
[6:23] screen. So just look for wherever it
[6:25] says vertical.
[6:27] And so once you have it, you're going to
[6:29] come over here.
[6:30] And we're just going to just put it
[6:32] right on the side right here.
[6:36] Now if you don't see it at all, if you
[6:38] don't have it anywhere on your screen,
[6:40] what you can do is come over to your
[6:42] docks.
[6:43] And then you'll have all of these down
[6:46] here. It says vertical scene, vertical
[6:48] sources. We don't need the vertical
[6:50] scene transitions, but if that's
[6:52] something that you want to have, then
[6:53] you can go ahead and do that.
[6:56] I'm personally not going to do that.
[6:58] And then we're also going to add in our
[7:01] Atom multi stream. So this is our multi
[7:04] stream widget that's going to allow us
[7:05] to be able to stream to any platform of
[7:08] our choosing. So we're going to go ahead
[7:10] and just add this right over here. We're
[7:13] going to take our vertical scenes. We're
[7:16] going to put this on top of our regular
[7:18] scene.
[7:20] And then we're going to do the same
[7:21] thing for our sources. We're going to
[7:22] take our sources. We're going to put it
[7:24] over the regular source. So that way
[7:25] it's in this tab-like format. So all we
[7:28] got to do is just click on it and we can
[7:28] just go through them. Now I am going to
[7:29] go ahead and just rearrange this. I'm
[7:30] going to take the controls. I'm going to
[7:31] put this up under our chat and just
[7:34] bring this over a little bit.
[7:38] And then we're going to take our scene
[7:39] transitions and we're just going to put
[7:40] this inside of our audio mixer just so
[7:43] that way we still have it is just down
[7:46] here. And so now what we want to do is
[7:48] set up our scenes and our sources. Now
[7:51] there are five mandatory scenes that
[7:54] everybody should have. A starting soon
[7:56] scene, a just chatting scene, a gameplay
[7:59] scene, a [music] be right back scene as
[8:02] well as a ending soon scene. So we're
[8:05] going to go ahead and go over to our
[8:07] scenes.
[8:08] We want to go ahead and click on the
[8:09] plus icon.
[8:12] Uh we're going to go ahead and name this
[8:14] starting soon. We're going to go ahead
[8:16] and remove the first one.
[8:18] And then we're going to go ahead and
[8:19] just make the rest of them right here.
[8:29] And so once all of our scenes have
[8:30] [music] been created, we're going to
[8:32] come back to the starting soon screen at
[8:34] the top and then we're going to go ahead
[8:35] and add in our overlays for our sources.
[8:38] So the type of overlays that goes here
[8:40] is going to be like a chatting overlay
[8:43] in case you want your chat to appear on
[8:45] your screen inside of OBS for your
[8:48] viewers to see.
[8:50] And then you can have your starting soon
[8:52] animation [music]
[8:53] or static image. Now there's a bunch of
[8:56] websites that you can go to to get
[8:58] overlays, but if you're someone that
[9:00] does not have the money to buy an
[9:01] overlay if you don't have one, then what
[9:04] we're going to do for the sake of this
[9:05] tutorial is go over to this website
[9:08] hexium.net. And this website provides
[9:11] you with a couple of free overlays that
[9:13] you are able to download. If you just
[9:15] come over to the search bar,
[9:18] you type in the word free, you scroll
[9:20] down,
[9:21] and you select the option that says free
[9:23] designs. You will then be brought to a
[9:26] page where it has all of their free
[9:28] overlays that you are able to download.
[9:30] So for the sake of this video, I'm going
[9:32] to go ahead and click on this one right
[9:34] here which looks like it's incision and
[9:36] we're going to go ahead and we're just
[9:37] going to proceed to check out. You are
[9:39] going to have to put in your information
[9:40] here, but honestly, if you're not
[9:42] comfortable putting your information,
[9:44] you can always just put in like a fake
[9:45] name and a fake email address. And once
[9:47] that's done, you're now able to go ahead
[9:49] and select this download button. We are
[9:50] then going to go ahead and unzip the
[9:52] file, and so we can now go back into OBS
[9:55] Studio here.
[9:56] We're going to go over to our sources.
[9:59] We're going to click the plus icon, and
[10:01] if you're someone that downloaded an
[10:02] animated overlay, you're going to select
[10:04] media. However, if your overlay is a
[10:07] static image, which means that it does
[10:09] not move, then you're going to select
[10:11] image.
[10:12] But since mine is animated, I'm going to
[10:14] go ahead and do media.
[10:16] I'm going to name this starting
[10:19] soon overlay.
[10:21] I'm going to select okay.
[10:24] We're then going to select browse for
[10:26] local file.
[10:28] We're going to look for
[10:31] the overlay pack that we've downloaded.
[10:35] We're going to select animated.
[10:37] And then it should have everything right
[10:39] here for you. So, mine is starting soon.
[10:42] I'm going to select open.
[10:45] I'm then going to make sure I select
[10:46] loop,
[10:47] and then click okay.
[10:49] And it's now officially right here on my
[10:51] screen. And so, we're going to do the
[10:53] same thing for the be right back scene,
[10:55] as well as our ending soon scene.
[11:06] All right, perfect. So, we now have our
[11:08] starting soon, our be right back, and
[11:10] then our ending soon. Now,
[11:13] for this, if you are somebody that wants
[11:15] to have a chat up here on your screen,
[11:20] then what you're going to want to do is
[11:21] head on over to this website,
[11:22] lumiastream.com.
[11:24] Now, normally I would have recommended a
[11:26] Stream Elements, however, we got some
[11:28] unfortunate news that Stream Elements
[11:30] just might be shutting down due to
[11:32] financial reasons. And so, because of
[11:34] this, Lumia Stream is going to be the
[11:36] best alternative when it comes to
[11:38] setting up your widgets as well as your
[11:40] overlays. The only thing about Lumia
[11:43] Stream is that you are going to have to
[11:45] download this onto your computer. But, I
[11:48] promise you this is safe. I would not
[11:50] recommend anything that I would not put
[11:53] on my own computer. And so, once you're
[11:55] on this website, go ahead and download
[11:57] the application, which is available for
[11:59] both Windows and Mac.
[12:01] Now, once you download the application,
[12:03] you'll be met with this particular
[12:04] screen right here. You want to then go
[12:06] ahead and log in with your Twitch
[12:09] account. Once you go ahead and authorize
[12:11] it, you will then be met with some
[12:13] screens. You can go ahead and close
[12:14] these out, and then it's going to
[12:16] provide you with a couple options for
[12:18] you to sign in to all of your streaming
[12:20] platforms. So, that's going to be
[12:22] YouTube Twitch Kick Facebook TikTok.
[12:26] You can log in to all of those
[12:27] platforms. Once you do that, you'll be
[12:30] met with your dashboard right here. And
[12:32] if you did not get the option to log in
[12:34] to your streaming platforms, then what
[12:36] you can do if you're on this dashboard,
[12:38] you can scroll down to the very bottom.
[12:41] You'll see option that says connections.
[12:44] You'll click on it, and then it'll
[12:45] provide you with the options to log in
[12:47] to all of your accounts by selecting the
[12:49] option that says add new connection. And
[12:51] you will see it provides you with a list
[12:54] of platforms that you can go ahead and
[12:55] log in to right here. So, we're just
[12:57] going to focus on TikTok, Kick,
[13:00] Facebook, YouTube, and Twitch. Now, once
[13:04] that's done, we're going to go ahead and
[13:05] add in our chat overlay. So, I'm going
[13:07] to make this real simple for you. What
[13:10] you're going to do is you're going to
[13:11] come on the left-hand side.
[13:13] You're going to scroll down until you
[13:14] see the option that says core.
[13:16] You're going to select the option that
[13:18] says overlays. You are then going to
[13:20] select the option that says add new
[13:22] overlay.
[13:24] You are going to name this chat overlay.
[13:29] Add new overlay.
[13:30] And then you're going to get this screen
[13:32] pop up right here. We're going to select
[13:34] the option that says add layer.
[13:37] We're going to come down here to where
[13:38] it says streaming tools.
[13:41] And we're going to select the option
[13:43] that says chat box.
[13:45] This is literally all you have to do.
[13:48] All of your streaming platforms have
[13:50] already been added and integrated. So,
[13:52] for example, if I were to go over to my
[13:55] Kick account and I start typing in my
[13:57] chat,
[13:59] you're going to see it pop up green
[14:01] right here. And then if I were to go
[14:03] over to my Twitch
[14:05] and I were to start typing in my Twitch
[14:07] chat,
[14:09] you will see that it shows up as my
[14:11] Twitch color.
[14:13] Now, what you can do to make it a little
[14:15] bit easier for you is you can come over
[14:17] here to chat box settings.
[14:20] Select the option that says manage chat
[14:22] box.
[14:24] And then you will see here
[14:26] that it provides you with all the
[14:28] platforms that will be listed inside of
[14:31] your chat here. So, Twitch, YouTube,
[14:34] Facebook, TikTok, and Kick.
[14:36] We're going to select the option that
[14:37] says change theme.
[14:39] It provides you with five themes that
[14:42] you're able to use for your overlay. The
[14:45] ones that I personally like is going to
[14:47] be the Lumia glass theme and the Lumia
[14:49] bubble theme.
[14:52] I'm going to go ahead and choose the
[14:53] glass theme.
[14:55] I'm going to go ahead and click save.
[14:59] And then we're just going to
[15:01] adjust this a little bit.
[15:03] Then we can scroll down on the right
[15:04] hand side.
[15:06] We can go over to styling. And then we
[15:08] can just make this a little bit bigger.
[15:11] So, we can go to like 20.
[15:13] Now, if we scroll back up, the one thing
[15:14] that I like about Lumia is the fact that
[15:17] we have an option for a horizontal
[15:18] layout. So, if you don't want your chat
[15:21] going up and down like this, you can go
[15:23] horizontal from side to side.
[15:26] And then if you want it, you can also be
[15:28] in reverse. You can also hide the icons
[15:31] for the website. So for example, like
[15:34] how right now it shows the Twitch badge
[15:36] to let you know that this message is
[15:38] coming from Twitch, you can hide these
[15:40] badges.
[15:41] So that way you can put this on your
[15:43] screen and Twitch will have a harder
[15:46] time trying to figure out exactly where
[15:49] the chats are coming from in case if you
[15:51] run into any issues about multi-chat on
[15:54] your screen. Now once you have your
[15:56] overlay here, you can go ahead and
[15:58] select save.
[16:01] You can copy the URL.
[16:03] And then you can head back into OBS
[16:04] Studio.
[16:06] You are then going to go over to your
[16:07] sources.
[16:09] You're going to click on the plus icon.
[16:11] You're going to go up to browser.
[16:13] You're going to name this chat overlay.
[16:17] Select okay.
[16:19] You are then going to paste the URL in
[16:21] the URL section here.
[16:23] And then press okay.
[16:25] You can put this wherever you want.
[16:28] And then if you start typing,
[16:30] you will see that your chat now appears
[16:33] right here on your screen.
[16:36] And so you can make this a little bit
[16:37] bigger if you choose to. And that's it.
[16:40] Now we're going to head on over to our
[16:41] just chatting scene.
[16:42] And this is where we want to add in our
[16:44] webcam. So we're going to come over to
[16:46] our sources.
[16:48] We're going to click on the plus icon.
[16:50] And we're going to select the option
[16:51] that says video capture device.
[16:54] We are then going to name this webcam.
[16:57] We're going to select okay.
[16:59] You then want to go ahead and scroll
[17:01] down here.
[17:03] You want to change your resolution type
[17:05] to custom.
[17:07] You want to set your resolution to the
[17:08] highest resolution possible.
[17:12] And you then want to scroll down, make
[17:14] sure your FPS is at highest FPS,
[17:17] and then select okay.
[17:20] Now go ahead and make sure that your
[17:22] camera is at the full size of your
[17:25] screen. You can do that once again by
[17:27] right clicking,
[17:29] go over to transform, and just fit to
[17:32] screen.
[17:33] And so now if I plug in my webcam, we
[17:35] should now be able to see it officially
[17:37] show on my screen. All right, so I am
[17:40] now officially on my screen here. And so
[17:43] since this is a just chatting scene,
[17:45] we're going to keep this minimalistic.
[17:48] Um the only thing we really need is our
[17:49] webcam on here, but if you do have some
[17:52] overlays, then you are more than welcome
[17:54] to go ahead and put that here. Just
[17:56] follow the same process as before. Once
[17:58] again, if it's a static image, you'll
[18:00] just come over to your sources, and
[18:03] you'll just put in an image. But if it's
[18:05] an animated overlay, then of course you
[18:07] can do media, and then just make sure
[18:09] that you loop it, and you're good
[18:11] [music] to go.
[18:12] Now what you can also do here, um if you
[18:15] want to add chat, since that's what most
[18:17] people put on their just chatting scene,
[18:19] then you'll come over to your sources,
[18:21] you're going to go to browser, and then
[18:23] since we've already added our chat
[18:25] overlay on our starting soon screen, we
[18:27] can go ahead and click add existing,
[18:30] click chat overlay, and then press okay.
[18:34] And look at that, it's already right
[18:35] here on screen. You can put this
[18:37] wherever you like. Personally, I put
[18:40] mine right here on the right hand corner
[18:42] since it's kind of like a blank area.
[18:44] And then that's it, you're pretty much
[18:46] good to go at this point. So if we start
[18:48] typing,
[18:50] the chat
[18:51] continues flowing,
[18:53] and we can now go ahead and work on our
[18:56] gameplay scene. So let's go ahead and
[18:58] let's click gameplay here. And so
[19:01] there's a few ways on how you're able to
[19:02] add your gameplay onto your screen. So
[19:06] if you are on Windows, what you're going
[19:08] to want to do is click on the plus icon
[19:10] under your sources. You're going to see
[19:12] options known as display capture, game
[19:15] capture, and window capture. If you
[19:18] decide to do display capture, you are
[19:20] going to then select a specific display
[19:23] such as your monitor screen. So, for
[19:26] this, I would just go ahead and select
[19:28] my primary monitor. You will see that it
[19:31] appears directly on my screen, and then
[19:34] you can resize this to fit your
[19:36] particular screen if it's not fit
[19:39] correctly. Now, I have a ultra-wide
[19:42] monitor, so that's the reason why you
[19:43] guys are going to see black bars down
[19:44] here. However, just know that if you
[19:46] decide to use this option, it's going to
[19:49] show everything that appears onto your
[19:53] screen. And so, if you don't want that,
[19:55] then you have a second option, which is
[19:56] going to be the game capture, and then
[19:59] you'll be able to capture any
[20:00] full-screen application. So, as long as
[20:02] your game is in full-screen mode, it's
[20:05] automatically going to show up right
[20:06] here inside of OBS Studio. So, you can
[20:08] go ahead and select okay,
[20:10] and you now have game capture. And this
[20:14] is not going to show anything else that
[20:16] comes up on your screen.
[20:18] And the third way is going to be your
[20:20] window capture. And so, we can go over
[20:22] to the sources, click on the plus icon
[20:24] once more,
[20:25] window capture,
[20:27] and then if we were to go ahead and
[20:29] select this here, this is basically
[20:31] going to ask us to select a specific
[20:33] window, and you will now officially be
[20:35] able to see that Marvel Rivals is
[20:37] appearing on my screen. Now, really
[20:39] quickly, if you're going to be utilizing
[20:40] the window capture, I highly recommend
[20:43] changing your capture method from
[20:45] automatic because at least for me, it
[20:48] automatically freezes up on my screen.
[20:51] So, click on the drop-down menu, and
[20:53] then select Windows 10, and it should
[20:55] automatically fix itself.
[20:58] And so, go ahead and select okay, and
[21:00] you now officially have three ways on
[21:02] how you're able to add your gameplay on
[21:05] your screen. So, choose whichever one
[21:07] works best for you, and then we'll go
[21:09] ahead and move on to the next step. Now,
[21:11] if you're somebody that is on Mac, the
[21:13] process for you is just a little bit
[21:15] different, but everything else is still
[21:17] the same. So, for you, what you're going
[21:19] to do is head on over to your sources.
[21:22] You're going to click on the plus icon,
[21:25] and then you're going to see an option
[21:26] that says Mac OS screen capture.
[21:30] You're going to select that. You can
[21:31] title this whatever you like, and then
[21:34] for the method, you'll have a drop-down
[21:36] menu with the three options, just like
[21:39] Windows. So, it's going to be display
[21:41] capture, window capture, and application
[21:43] capture. The application capture is the
[21:46] same as the game capture on Windows, as
[21:49] well as the display and window capture.
[21:52] So, for example, if you were to select
[21:54] the application capture, you're going to
[21:56] then select your display,
[21:58] and you are then going to select the
[22:00] application that you want to stream.
[22:03] So, if you have your game up, you go
[22:05] ahead and select it, and you will see it
[22:07] now show up inside of your preview. Once
[22:09] that's done, go ahead and select okay.
[22:11] Now, go ahead and resize it to fit the
[22:13] screen, and you're good to go.
[22:15] Now, if you want to go ahead and add in
[22:16] your webcam for this scene, just like
[22:18] how we did for just chatting, so that
[22:20] way your viewers can see you, then we're
[22:22] going to go through our sources. We're
[22:24] going to click the plus icon,
[22:26] video capture device, and then you will
[22:28] see that our webcam is still listed. So,
[22:31] we're going to select the option that
[22:32] says add existing, select the webcam,
[22:35] and then press okay.
[22:37] You can then go ahead and just resize
[22:39] this,
[22:43] and then you can just put yourself on
[22:44] your screen right here.
[22:47] And so, that's it. So, if you want to
[22:49] also add in your chat overlay, so that
[22:51] way it appears on your OBS screen, so
[22:55] that way your viewers can also see the
[22:56] chat, then what you can do is click on
[22:59] the plus icon,
[23:00] go back over to browser. You'll see that
[23:02] we still have our chat overlay sitting
[23:04] right here. So, we'll click add existing
[23:06] once more.
[23:07] Click on it. Press okay.
[23:09] The chat shows right here.
[23:12] And then we can just
[23:14] put this anywhere that we choose. I'm
[23:17] going to go ahead and just leave it
[23:18] right here.
[23:19] And you're now good to go.
[23:21] And so now what we're going to do is add
[23:23] in the rest of our platforms that we're
[23:24] going to be streaming to. So, if you are
[23:27] someone that's going to be streaming to
[23:28] Kick, YouTube, Facebook, or even TikTok,
[23:32] this is going to be for you. So, to add
[23:34] the rest of your platforms, we need to
[23:35] go over to the Aitum multistream doc.
[23:38] We need to click on the gears icon.
[23:41] It's going to bring up our main canvas,
[23:43] which is our horizontal canvas.
[23:46] And it's also going to bring in a tab
[23:47] for your vertical canvas, which is the
[23:49] vertical canvas right here.
[23:51] We are going to select the main canvas.
[23:54] We're going to select add output.
[23:56] And then you will see that it provides
[23:58] you with all the services that we are
[24:00] able to utilize. So, we got YouTube,
[24:02] TikTok, Facebook, Kick. And if there's
[24:04] anywhere else you want to stream to, you
[24:06] can also do a custom destination, which
[24:08] is right here. Let's go ahead and let's
[24:10] do YouTube for now. So, we're going to
[24:11] click on it. It's automatically going to
[24:13] provide us with our YouTube server. So,
[24:15] the only thing we got to do is come down
[24:17] here to YouTube stream key.
[24:19] We're going to click on this link right
[24:20] here. It's going to take us directly to
[24:23] our YouTube dashboard if you are already
[24:25] signed in to your YouTube account.
[24:28] Once you are on this page,
[24:30] the only thing you need to do is just
[24:32] press on the copy button
[24:34] to get your stream key.
[24:37] You're going to go back into OBS Studio,
[24:39] and you're just going to paste it right
[24:41] here. You're then going to select create
[24:43] output.
[24:44] And you have now successfully added
[24:46] YouTube.
[24:47] So, we're going to do the same thing for
[24:48] Kick and Facebook.
[24:54] Now, for Facebook, it is a little
[24:56] different. Uh on here, what you're going
[24:58] to do is click right here inside this
[25:00] box to set up your live video. Once the
[25:03] page load, you are going to select the
[25:05] option that says streaming software, and
[25:07] then you will have your stream key
[25:09] listed right here. Just go ahead and
[25:11] click copy,
[25:12] and then you can paste it inside of OBS
[25:14] Studio.
[25:16] Now, as a reminder, you do not have to
[25:18] do Twitch because Twitch is
[25:19] automatically built inside of Aitum
[25:22] Multistream already because we have
[25:24] already added our Twitch account inside
[25:27] of OBS Studio. So, there's no need to
[25:28] add it cuz it's already there.
[25:31] So, once that's done, we can select
[25:33] okay. You will see now that we have the
[25:35] platforms that we can stream to. And so,
[25:37] to now set up our vertical canvas so
[25:39] that we can stream to YouTube Shorts,
[25:41] what we're going to do is click on the
[25:43] gear icon once more.
[25:46] We're now going to go over to vertical
[25:47] canvas,
[25:48] and we're just going to add YouTube once
[25:51] again.
[25:52] So, click on this link again to go ahead
[25:53] and bring up your YouTube dashboard. And
[25:56] then, what we're going to do here this
[25:57] time is we're going to add in a
[25:59] different stream key. So, you're going
[26:01] to come up to the top. You're going to
[26:03] click on this drop-down menu right here
[26:05] that says default stream.
[26:07] And then, you what we're going to do is
[26:08] create a new stream key.
[26:12] We're going to name this vertical,
[26:14] and then we're just going to click on
[26:15] okay. So, now we have a vertical stream
[26:17] key, and then we have our default stream
[26:19] key. So, we're going to go ahead and
[26:21] copy our vertical.
[26:24] We're going to go back to OBS Studio,
[26:26] and we're going to paste that stream key
[26:27] right here.
[26:29] We're going to now create the output,
[26:31] and you're now good to go. So, we're
[26:32] going to go ahead and select okay.
[26:34] And so, now we have a vertical canvas as
[26:37] well as our horizontal canvas. So, we
[26:39] can now stream to Twitch, [music] Kick,
[26:41] YouTube, Facebook in horizontal, and
[26:44] then we got the vertical canvas for
[26:46] YouTube Shorts. Now, in order for us to
[26:48] live stream to TikTok from OBS Studio
[26:51] utilizing Aitum Multistream, there is a
[26:53] few things that we're going to have to
[26:55] do because Aitum at the moment does not
[26:58] have the rights to get stream keys from
[27:00] TikTok. They have not released that yet.
[27:02] And so, I do want to go ahead and inform
[27:04] you that this is going to be a
[27:06] workaround method. And in order for us
[27:08] to do this, we are going to have to go
[27:10] to this website, streamlabs.com,
[27:12] and you're going to have to download
[27:14] Streamlabs OBS. And once you've
[27:16] downloaded Streamlabs OBS, you are also
[27:19] going to have to come over to this
[27:20] GitHub page, which once again is going
[27:22] to be linked in the description of
[27:24] today's video, and you're going to have
[27:25] to download the Streamlabs TikTok stream
[27:28] key generator. Now, if you're on
[27:30] Windows, you want to download this, and
[27:32] if you're on a Mac with a M-series
[27:35] silicon chip, you want to download this,
[27:37] and if you are utilizing a Mac with a
[27:39] Intel processor, then you want to
[27:41] download this. Once you have Streamlabs
[27:44] OBS fully downloaded and open,
[27:47] you now need to go ahead and log in to
[27:50] your TikTok account.
[27:52] And there's two ways on how you're able
[27:53] to do that. The first way is by logging
[27:57] in
[27:58] by clicking on the login button on the
[28:00] lower left-hand corner, and you're going
[28:02] to see this page.
[28:04] You are then going to select the option
[28:06] that says login to TikTok, and once
[28:08] you're officially logged in, you will
[28:09] see your TikTok username on the lower
[28:11] left-hand corner. Now, another thing
[28:14] that you can do if you're already logged
[28:15] in to a different account, you can come
[28:18] over to where it says settings,
[28:20] you can go over to where it says stream,
[28:23] and it will provide you with all of the
[28:25] accounts that you're able to log into.
[28:27] Go ahead and select TikTok,
[28:29] and once you're signed into your
[28:31] account, you might run into a situation
[28:33] to where Streamlabs is asking for you to
[28:35] apply to go live on TikTok. And if
[28:38] that's the case, go ahead and click on
[28:40] the link to apply, and you will be met
[28:43] with this particular screen right here.
[28:45] And so, what you're going to do is once
[28:47] again, click on this button to apply,
[28:49] and you're then going to go ahead and go
[28:51] through this application. Now, some of
[28:53] you might not have to go through the
[28:54] application process. The moment that you
[28:57] log into your TikTok account, if it
[28:59] automatically connected and linked
[29:01] inside of Streamlabs OBS, then you're
[29:03] good to go. There's nothing else you
[29:04] need to do. You can go on to the next
[29:06] step. However, if you do have to apply,
[29:09] then go ahead and go through that
[29:10] process. You can get approved instantly,
[29:13] or it can take up to roughly around 72
[29:16] hours, and they will let you know if you
[29:18] got approved to go live or not. Now, in
[29:20] the off chance that you don't get
[29:21] approved, just go ahead and apply again
[29:23] until you get approved, so that way you
[29:26] can go ahead and move on to the next
[29:27] step. So, once you receive the approval
[29:30] from Streamlabs OBS, you now need to go
[29:32] ahead and open up the Streamlabs TikTok
[29:35] stream key generator that you have
[29:37] downloaded. Once you open up the
[29:39] application, you'll be met with this
[29:41] particular screen right here,
[29:43] and what you're going to want to do is
[29:45] select the option that says load from
[29:47] PC. You will then have your username pop
[29:50] up in this box, along with the status
[29:53] that says approved, and then it also
[29:55] will say that you can go live true. If
[29:58] this says false, then the only thing
[30:01] you're going to do is click on this
[30:02] refresh account information button. It's
[30:04] going to refresh this, and then you
[30:07] should then see where it says true. This
[30:10] will not work if you did not first get
[30:12] approved going through Streamlabs OBS.
[30:14] And so, once that's done, you're now
[30:16] going to go over to where it says stream
[30:19] control.
[30:20] You're going to select the option that
[30:22] says go live. It's going to say your
[30:24] stream has started successfully, and
[30:26] you're going to select okay.
[30:28] Now, really quickly, the stream key that
[30:30] you're getting from this generator tool
[30:32] is designed to work only one time. So,
[30:36] each and every single time that you want
[30:38] to go live on TikTok, you are going to
[30:40] have to open up the generator tool, so
[30:42] not Streamlabs, but just the generator
[30:45] tool itself. And you're going to have to
[30:47] generate a brand new stream key each and
[30:50] every single time that you want to go
[30:51] live on TikTok. Now, you also have the
[30:54] option to, of course, put your stream
[30:56] title and then your game category right
[30:58] here. And of course, if you have any
[31:00] mature content, you can also check that
[31:03] option right here.
[31:04] And so, what you're going to do now is
[31:06] you're going to copy the URL for the
[31:07] stream key, and you are then going to go
[31:10] back into OBS Studio.
[31:12] You are going to click on the gear icon
[31:14] for the Aitum Multistream.
[31:16] You are going to go to the vertical
[31:18] canvas.
[31:20] You're going to select the option that
[31:22] says add output.
[31:24] You're going to select TikTok.
[31:26] And you're going to paste the stream key
[31:28] that you received from the generator
[31:30] tool right here.
[31:31] And you are now going to go back to the
[31:33] generator tool.
[31:35] And you're going to copy the stream URL.
[31:38] And you're going to paste that in the
[31:40] TikTok server box right here.
[31:43] You are then going to create the output.
[31:46] And you now have TikTok added into Aitum
[31:49] Multistream for you to go live through
[31:52] OBS. So, you can now go ahead and select
[31:55] okay, and that's it. So, now we need to
[31:58] go ahead and set up our vertical canvas.
[32:00] So, what we're going to do is go over to
[32:02] our scenes and our sources.
[32:04] We're going to switch them to vertical
[32:07] scene and vertical sources. And you then
[32:10] going to go over to your vertical
[32:11] sources. You're going to click on the
[32:12] plus icon. If you want to add your
[32:15] webcam, once again, you're going to do
[32:16] video capture, and you will see that
[32:18] your webcam is listed right here.
[32:22] We're just going to go ahead and scale
[32:23] this down to size. So, I'm just going to
[32:25] bring this over a bit.
[32:27] See if we can locate that middle part.
[32:32] And then, what I like to do
[32:34] is just have it fit just like that.
[32:37] And then, we're going to the same thing
[32:38] with our gameplay. You're are to choose
[32:40] whichever one you chose. So, if you
[32:42] chose game capture, if you chose display
[32:44] capture, or window capture, select that
[32:46] one that you chose. I do display
[32:49] capture, so I'm going to leave mine at
[32:50] display. I'm going to go ahead and drag
[32:52] this right up under
[32:54] the webcam.
[32:56] And so, there we go. So, now you have
[32:57] your vertical canvas set up. You now can
[32:59] stream in vertical.
[33:02] You have everything that you need right
[33:03] now. So, what we're going to do is set
[33:05] up our audio.
[33:06] And so, what I'm going to have you do is
[33:08] go back to your regular scenes, as well
[33:10] as your regular sources.
[33:13] And if you're on Windows PC, I need you
[33:15] to go down to the description of this
[33:17] video. I need you to click on the link
[33:19] for the Win Capture Audio Beta
[33:21] application. I need you to download
[33:24] that.
[33:25] It should bring you directly to this
[33:26] screen right here. You want to make sure
[33:28] that you select the latest version. It's
[33:31] going to bring you to this page, and
[33:33] then you can download the very first
[33:35] one, which is the executable.
[33:37] Once you download this, and you install
[33:39] it, you are going to have to reset your
[33:42] OBS. Once you reset your OBS, I need
[33:45] both Windows and macOS users
[33:48] to now come over to your scenes. I need
[33:51] you to click on the plus icon,
[33:54] and I need you to create a brand new
[33:55] scene named audio.
[33:58] I want you to select okay. I want you to
[34:00] go ahead and select this down arrow to
[34:03] bring the audio all the way down to the
[34:04] bottom. And what I would like for you to
[34:06] do is open up your music player. So,
[34:08] that can be either Spotify or Apple
[34:10] Music. And I would also like for you to
[34:13] join a VC on Discord, if you're someone
[34:15] that's going to be utilizing Discord.
[34:18] And once that's done, I would like for
[34:20] you to come to your sources,
[34:22] click on the plus icon.
[34:24] I would like for you to then select the
[34:25] application audio capture beta.
[34:28] You are then going to name this music.
[34:31] Select okay.
[34:33] And then for your window, click on the
[34:34] drop-down menu and you want to look for
[34:37] Spotify Premium.
[34:39] Once you find it, go ahead and press it.
[34:42] And then press okay.
[34:45] Now, go over to your music player.
[34:48] And then just press play.
[34:51] You should now see inside of OBS Studio
[34:54] that the music is moving on its own.
[34:57] That's how you know that it is working.
[34:59] And so from here, we're going to do the
[35:00] same thing for Discord. So we're going
[35:02] to click on the plus icon once more.
[35:05] Application audio capture beta.
[35:07] Name this Discord.
[35:10] Select okay.
[35:12] And then we're just going to look for
[35:13] the Discord server that we are currently
[35:14] in right now.
[35:16] Mine is right here.
[35:18] Press okay.
[35:21] And now you have Discord.
[35:22] So anytime you join any VC, it's
[35:25] automatically going to update it and
[35:28] you'll be able to hear your friends
[35:29] talking inside of your stream.
[35:32] Now to add in your gameplay, what you're
[35:35] going to do is click on the plus icon.
[35:38] This time we're going to go to
[35:39] application audio output capture. This
[35:42] is what we've downloaded from that
[35:44] application and you are then going to
[35:46] name this gameplay
[35:48] audio.
[35:50] And then press okay. Now for this, what
[35:52] I'm going to have you do is come right
[35:55] here to this blue button that says add
[35:57] executables.
[35:58] And I just want you to spam it. Like
[36:00] just press all of it until you are no
[36:03] longer able to press it.
[36:05] Once it's grayed out, I need you to find
[36:07] the game that you currently have up. So
[36:10] for me, that's going to be Marvel
[36:11] Rivals.
[36:13] And then I'm going to take it out of
[36:15] here.
[36:17] And I'm going to have you check this box
[36:19] that says capture all audio except
[36:21] sessions from the selected executable.
[36:24] What this means is that everything
[36:27] within this box, so everything in here
[36:29] will not be heard on your stream. The
[36:32] only thing that's going to be heard is
[36:34] this one particular window that you're
[36:36] going to have open. So, for this right
[36:39] here is going to be Marvel Rivals.
[36:41] So, you are then going to go ahead and
[36:43] select okay.
[36:45] If you look at your gameplay audio,
[36:47] you should see it moving.
[36:49] Now, of course, you also do want to add
[36:51] in your microphone. So, for this, what
[36:53] I'm going to have you do is actually
[36:55] come over to your settings.
[36:58] I'm going to have you go over to audio.
[37:00] I want you to make sure that your
[37:02] desktop audio is turned off. You want to
[37:05] make sure you have this turned off
[37:06] because you will not have any control
[37:09] over your audio if you have this turned
[37:11] on. All of your audio will end up being
[37:13] in one particular place, and you do not
[37:15] want that. So, disable that.
[37:18] And then for your mic, you want to then
[37:20] go ahead and select your microphone. So,
[37:22] mine is going to be the Beacn mic.
[37:25] I'm going to select apply and okay.
[37:28] And now you will see that my microphone
[37:30] is right here.
[37:31] Discord is right here.
[37:33] Gameplay audio is right here. Music is
[37:35] right here.
[37:36] And so now what I'm going to do is add
[37:37] in our browser audio in case we're going
[37:39] to be watching something like YouTube on
[37:41] stream, we want to be able to separate
[37:43] that audio from everything else. So, I'm
[37:45] going to click on this plus icon,
[37:47] application audio capture beta.
[37:50] I'm going to rename this browser.
[37:52] Select okay.
[37:54] And then I'm going to look for YouTube.
[37:57] So, make sure you have it already open.
[38:00] I have it right here.
[38:02] I'm going to select okay.
[38:05] And now our browser should be right
[38:06] here. So, that's good to go.
[38:08] Now, for macOS users, this is what
[38:11] you're going to do. So, you're going to
[38:12] go over to your sources.
[38:15] You are going to click on the plus icon.
[38:17] And then you're going to see an option
[38:19] that says macOS audio capture.
[38:22] You're going to select that.
[38:24] You want to make sure that you already
[38:26] have everything up that you're going to
[38:28] be using while you're streaming. So,
[38:30] that's going to be Spotify, your game,
[38:33] that's going to be your browser if you
[38:36] want to like potentially watch YouTube
[38:38] at some point while you're live
[38:40] streaming or anything like that. So,
[38:42] here we're going to go ahead and name
[38:43] this music.
[38:45] Click okay.
[38:48] We're going to change the method from
[38:49] desktop audio to application audio
[38:51] capture.
[38:53] We are then going to select the
[38:54] drop-down menu under application.
[38:57] And right here, you will see it says
[38:59] Spotify.
[39:00] You will go ahead and click on it
[39:02] and select okay.
[39:04] Now, if you have music already playing,
[39:07] you're going to see it moving right
[39:09] here.
[39:10] And so, now we need to go ahead and add
[39:11] in the rest of our audio. So, I'm going
[39:13] to go ahead and click on the plus icon.
[39:15] Go back to Mac OS Audio Capture.
[39:18] We're going to name this one Discord.
[39:21] Select okay.
[39:24] Once again, application audio capture.
[39:27] And you will now see an option for
[39:29] Discord. So, we're going to go ahead and
[39:30] select that and then press okay.
[39:34] And so, now we have our music and
[39:36] Discord.
[39:37] And so, now we need to do the same thing
[39:39] for our browser source as well as our
[39:40] alerts.
[39:43] Now, the process for setting up our
[39:44] alert sounds is going to be a little
[39:46] different. So, what you're going to want
[39:48] to do is you want to head back over into
[39:50] Lumia Stream.
[39:52] You are then going to go back to the
[39:54] core category.
[39:55] You're going to select overlays.
[39:58] We are going to create a brand new
[40:00] overlay.
[40:02] We're going to name this alerts.
[40:06] Select add new overlay.
[40:11] And then what we're going to do is we're
[40:12] going to add a layer.
[40:14] Select the option that says alerts.
[40:18] Click alert.
[40:19] We are now going to go on the right-hand
[40:21] side and select the option that says
[40:22] manage alert.
[40:25] And then on the left-hand side, we have
[40:26] to select the option that says add
[40:28] alert. And so what we're going to do,
[40:31] I recommend typing the word follower.
[40:34] And then we're going to select the
[40:35] option for our Kick follower. If you
[40:37] want to do TikTok, you can do that. Um
[40:40] but you also going to select Twitch
[40:42] follower.
[40:43] And then once you select those,
[40:45] search for subscriber.
[40:50] And then you can do gifted subscription,
[40:53] Twitch gifted subscription, as well as
[40:55] Twitch subscriber.
[40:58] If you want to do YouTube, you have that
[41:00] option. That's up to you.
[41:02] And then once
[41:04] that's done, we're going to look for
[41:05] bits,
[41:08] which is Twitch bits. And then once you
[41:11] have all the other alerts that you want
[41:13] to add, so you can sift through all of
[41:15] these and you can look for which ones
[41:16] you want to add in here.
[41:18] You're going to select the option that
[41:20] says add alerts.
[41:22] On the left-hand side, you will see all
[41:24] of your alerts listed right here for
[41:26] you.
[41:27] And then what we're going to do is go
[41:28] through each one of these and we're
[41:30] going to add in our alert. And so in
[41:32] order to do that, we're going to go on
[41:33] the right-hand side. We're going to
[41:35] select the option that says image/video.
[41:38] And of course, if you have a static
[41:40] image, you're going to choose image. If
[41:42] you have a video, you're going to choose
[41:44] option that says change video. And so
[41:46] what I'm going to do here is I'm going
[41:47] to go ahead and select change video. And
[41:49] this is going to be the screen that
[41:51] showcases the alerts that you've
[41:52] imported. As you can see, I already
[41:54] imported some, but what you're going to
[41:56] do is you're going to come on the lower
[41:58] right-hand corner. You're going to
[41:59] select the option that says upload
[42:01] files. And your overlay packs should
[42:03] have alerts already built for those in a
[42:07] separate file. If you do not have them,
[42:10] or if they did not provide that to you,
[42:12] then I recommend going over to this
[42:14] website, etsy.com, and you can actually
[42:17] buy some alerts. They have really good,
[42:20] decent, animated alerts that's very
[42:23] clean, and it can fit almost any
[42:25] aesthetic, and you can get them fairly
[42:27] cheap if you have the money to buy them.
[42:30] However, if you don't, then I will leave
[42:32] a link to a few websites in which you
[42:34] can get animated alerts
[42:37] 100% for free. And now, once you
[42:39] selected your overlays,
[42:41] you're going to go ahead and select
[42:42] open, and you're going to import all of
[42:45] your files, and it's going to look just
[42:46] like this. And so, now for the fact that
[42:48] I'm adding in a follower alert, I'm
[42:50] going to go ahead and select follower.
[42:54] And then I can come down here to layout,
[42:56] and then I'm going to come down here to
[42:57] where it says push text, and I'm able to
[42:59] now adjust my text to fit inside of my
[43:04] alerts here.
[43:05] So, now I'm going to go ahead I'm going
[43:07] to do this for each and every single
[43:09] alert that's on the left-hand side of my
[43:11] screen.
[43:12] And so, now that I have these done, what
[43:14] I recommend doing now is color coding
[43:18] our alerts, so that way we know exactly
[43:21] which platform that the alerts are
[43:23] coming from. So, for example, the names,
[43:26] as well as like the tiers, we can change
[43:28] these, for example, green for Kick,
[43:32] so that way we know that this is coming
[43:34] from Kick.
[43:36] I'm going to do that for each and every
[43:37] single one of them here.
[43:41] And then, for Twitch,
[43:43] we're obviously going to go ahead and
[43:44] we're going to change this to purple.
[43:47] Perfect. And so, now what we're going to
[43:49] do is add in our alert audio. And so,
[43:52] what we're going to do is come on the
[43:53] right-hand side, we're going to select
[43:55] this option right here that says audio,
[43:58] and then we're going to click change
[43:59] audio.
[44:00] Now, if you want to know where you can
[44:02] go to get sound alerts for your live
[44:04] stream, I highly recommend checking out
[44:07] my instance.com.
[44:09] And this website has a boatload of
[44:11] effects that you can use for your alerts
[44:13] 100% for free. [music] So, let's say for
[44:16] example, we're just going to go ahead
[44:18] and do the Minecraft explosions. We're
[44:21] going to go ahead and we're going to
[44:21] click on it.
[44:23] And then there's going to be option that
[44:24] says download mp3.
[44:26] You can go ahead and download it. You're
[44:28] then going to go back into Lumia Stream.
[44:32] And you're going to select the option
[44:33] that says upload files. You're then
[44:35] going to go and locate wherever you
[44:38] downloaded the mp3 file. Press open, and
[44:41] now you have it sitting right here. So,
[44:43] we're going to go ahead and select it.
[44:45] We can then go ahead and change the
[44:46] volume. So, we'll put this down to like
[44:49] 20, maybe 30%. And you're then going to
[44:52] do this for each and every single alert
[44:54] that you have.
[44:56] Once that's done, you can go ahead and
[44:57] select save.
[45:00] And you're then going to go ahead and
[45:02] select the option that says copy URL.
[45:05] And we're now going to head back into
[45:06] OBS Studio.
[45:08] And so, now we're going to go to our
[45:09] sources. We're going to click the plus
[45:11] icon. We're going to select browser.
[45:14] We're going to name this alert.
[45:17] Select okay.
[45:19] We're going to paste the URL.
[45:21] And then we want to make sure that we
[45:23] check the option that says control audio
[45:25] via OBS.
[45:28] Go ahead and select it.
[45:30] You want to also go ahead and change the
[45:32] width and height. I personally just
[45:34] recommend doing 1920 by 1080.
[45:39] You're then going to go ahead and select
[45:40] okay.
[45:42] And now if you were to go ahead and open
[45:44] up Lumia Stream.
[45:46] And if you were to select the option
[45:48] that says emulate
[45:50] alert.
[45:51] And let's say we do follow.
[45:54] Twitch follow.
[45:56] Emulate.
[45:58] Look at that. It's now right here on
[46:00] stream.
[46:02] Now, of course, we want to do the one
[46:03] that has the actual sound to it. That's
[46:06] going to be our bits, so I'm going to go
[46:07] ahead and do that now.
[46:09] And you see it now inside of OBS that it
[46:12] is
[46:13] coming through on its own.
[46:15] So, we're now done with this. So, what
[46:17] we can do is click where it says alert,
[46:21] hold the shift key,
[46:22] and then select music at the bottom.
[46:26] We're going to right click, and then
[46:27] we're just going to go ahead and we're
[46:28] going to group the selected items.
[46:30] We're going to name this nested audio.
[46:35] Click inside the canvas,
[46:38] and this is now inside of a group. So,
[46:40] we can come back into, let's say, our
[46:42] gameplay
[46:43] scene.
[46:45] We can then go to our sources. We can
[46:46] click on the plus icon,
[46:48] select group,
[46:50] and then you'll see where it says nested
[46:52] audio. So, we can go ahead and click
[46:53] this
[46:54] and bring this in,
[46:56] and you now have all of your audio that
[46:58] you need inside of your gameplay scene.
[47:01] And then you can put your audio in any
[47:03] scene that you want to. Once that's
[47:05] done, we now need to go ahead and create
[47:08] our multi chat widget, so that way we
[47:11] can see all of our chats right here
[47:13] inside of OBS Studio. Now, luckily, you
[47:16] can also use Lumia Stream to also get a
[47:19] multi chat widget. So, what we're going
[47:21] to do is go ahead and open it right back
[47:23] up. And now, in order for you to get the
[47:25] widget, what you're going to want to do
[47:27] is you're going to want to go over to
[47:29] streaming tools,
[47:31] and then you're going to select the
[47:32] option that says Lumia link. On the
[47:34] right hand side, it's going to provide
[47:36] you with the option for the doc chat.
[47:39] You're going to go ahead and copy the
[47:40] link,
[47:42] minimize Lumia Stream.
[47:44] You're then going to go to your docs
[47:45] inside of OBS Studio.
[47:48] You're going to create a custom browser
[47:50] dock.
[47:52] And as you can see, I already have it
[47:53] right here, but I'm I'm to go ahead and
[47:55] I'm just going to
[47:56] paste the link that I received. I'm
[47:58] going to click apply.
[48:01] And it should automatically pop up for
[48:03] you.
[48:04] So, it should look
[48:08] like this.
[48:10] So, you can go ahead and you can just
[48:11] dock it right here.
[48:14] And the cool thing about this is that
[48:15] you can change the background to have
[48:19] any theme that you want. So, if there's
[48:21] like any kind of wallpaper that you want
[48:23] to have to put in the background, you
[48:25] are more than welcome to do that. So,
[48:27] basically what you're going to do, if
[48:29] you want to change that, is by going to
[48:31] the gear icon.
[48:33] And then it's going to provide you with
[48:34] some options. If you scroll down a
[48:36] little bit,
[48:37] it's going to bring you to the
[48:39] background image URL. So, let's say we
[48:42] go over to Google.
[48:44] And then let's say we type in 4K
[48:48] wallpapers.
[48:50] And then we look at an image.
[48:52] And let's say you want this wallpaper
[48:56] right here.
[48:57] If you right click on it and you copy
[48:59] the image address,
[49:01] and then if you paste it inside of Lumia
[49:03] Stream right here, click on the gear
[49:05] icon, you will see the background had
[49:08] changed.
[49:10] And then if you want to, you can go back
[49:12] into the gear icon
[49:14] and you can change the blur intensity.
[49:16] So, if we put this at zero, you would be
[49:18] able to see the full picture.
[49:21] And then if we were to bring it to 25,
[49:24] which I think that's a sweet spot,
[49:27] you now have a nice blurred image.
[49:30] So, you can have this set to any type of
[49:32] theme that you want, and I think that's
[49:34] pretty cool.
[49:36] So, now what we want to do is configure
[49:37] our quality settings, so that way we can
[49:39] have a good-looking stream and
[49:41] recording. So, what you're going to want
[49:43] to do is go over to your settings inside
[49:45] of OBS.
[49:47] You want to go over to the output tab.
[49:49] And And want to make sure that your
[49:50] output mode is set to advanced. It's
[49:53] going to provide you with other options
[49:55] down here that we're going to change.
[49:57] You want to make sure that you're under
[49:58] the streaming tab.
[49:59] And then for your audio track, you want
[50:01] to make sure you have that set to one.
[50:03] You want your audio encoder set to
[50:05] FFmpeg AAC.
[50:08] You want to check this box to enable the
[50:10] Twitch VOD track. This is going to allow
[50:13] you to put your audio into a separate
[50:15] track, so that way you can control
[50:17] exactly what goes into your VODs.
[50:20] And then for your video encoder, you
[50:22] want to make sure this is set to your
[50:23] graphics card. So, you'll either have an
[50:26] Nvidia graphics card or an AMD graphics
[50:29] card. Make sure you select it, and make
[50:32] sure it is a H.264.
[50:35] And then if you're on Mac, well, it's
[50:37] going to say Apple VT H.264 hardware
[50:41] encoder. You want to make sure that you
[50:43] select that.
[50:46] Once that's done,
[50:48] go to rescale output.
[50:50] Make sure that's disabled.
[50:52] And then for your encoder settings, your
[50:54] rate control, you want to make sure you
[50:55] have that at constant bitrate or CBR.
[50:58] They mean the same exact thing.
[51:01] For your bitrate, I'm just going to
[51:02] flat-out tell you to put 8,000.
[51:05] If you notice in your stream that you
[51:08] are lagging, then you're going to take
[51:10] that bitrate and you're going to
[51:11] subtract 500 until you are no longer
[51:15] lagging, but do not go under 6,000. As
[51:18] 6,000 is what's needed for you to have a
[51:21] 1080p 60 FPS stream.
[51:24] Now for your keyframe intervals, you
[51:26] want to have this at 2 seconds. Your
[51:28] preset, you want it at P5 slow good
[51:31] quality. Your tuning, you want it at
[51:34] high quality.
[51:35] Your multipass mode, you want it at two
[51:37] passes quarter resolution.
[51:40] Your profile, you want it set to high.
[51:42] Your look ahead and your depth of
[51:44] quantization, have both of those
[51:46] checked. And then your B frames, have
[51:48] that set to two.
[51:50] This should be a really good setup for
[51:53] any PC to allow you to stream in 1080p
[51:57] 60 FPS at a really good quality.
[52:02] Now, if you are still lagging after you
[52:04] bring your bit rate down to 6,000, then
[52:06] what I recommend doing is changing your
[52:09] tuning from high quality and you can
[52:11] change that to ultra low latency.
[52:14] Now, once that's done you can go over to
[52:16] your recording tab.
[52:18] And then what we're going to do is
[52:19] you're going to leave your type to
[52:21] standard.
[52:22] Your recording path, you're going to put
[52:24] this wherever you want your videos to
[52:25] go.
[52:27] For your recording format, I highly
[52:29] recommend choosing hybrid MP4. This is
[52:32] going to allow for your OBS to save your
[52:35] videos in case something were to go
[52:37] wrong. For example, if your power goes
[52:39] out, your PC stops, if you run out of
[52:43] storage space, it's automatically going
[52:45] to save it from where it stopped. So,
[52:47] make sure you use hybrid MP4.
[52:51] Now, for your video encoder you want to
[52:53] make sure you're selecting your
[52:54] dedicated graphics card.
[52:56] So, that's going to be same thing as
[52:57] before.
[52:59] Either Nvidia or AMD H.264
[53:02] or Apple VT
[53:04] H.264 hardware encoder.
[53:07] Once again, you want your audio at
[53:09] FFmpeg AAC.
[53:12] And then for your audio track you want
[53:14] to uncheck one or two because that's
[53:17] going to be your stream chat as well as
[53:19] your VOD track from Twitch.
[53:22] And then you want to select three, four,
[53:24] five, and six.
[53:26] This is going to allow for you to have
[53:28] separate audio tracks for when you are
[53:30] taking your recordings and putting that
[53:33] into your editing software such as
[53:35] DaVinci Resolve or Adobe Premiere Pro or
[53:38] even CapCut. Now, for your rescale
[53:39] output, you also want to make sure
[53:41] that's disabled.
[53:42] You're going to scroll down once again
[53:44] to your encoder settings. Now, for your
[53:46] rate control, I recommend you use
[53:48] constant QP if you're on Windows. And
[53:51] then for your constant QP settings, you
[53:53] want to set this anywhere between 15 to
[53:56] 22.
[53:57] Now, just know that the lower that you
[53:59] set this number, the bigger your file
[54:02] size is going to be, but the better
[54:04] quality that you are going to achieve.
[54:06] 15 is going to be a really, really good
[54:09] sweet spot for you. So, I use 15, and I
[54:12] highly recommend you do the same. But,
[54:14] if you don't have enough space on your
[54:16] computer, then go ahead and increase the
[54:18] number. Just don't go any higher than
[54:19] 22, otherwise your quality is going to
[54:21] look really bad.
[54:24] Now, for your keyframe intervals,
[54:26] once again, you want to do 2 seconds,
[54:28] preset P5, tuning high quality,
[54:32] multi-pass mode two passes quarter
[54:34] resolution, profile set that to high,
[54:37] look ahead and your adaptive
[54:39] quantization, set that to two.
[54:42] Now, if you're on Mac, what you're going
[54:44] to want to do is the CBR, since they
[54:47] don't have the option for uh constant
[54:50] QP, you're going to do CBR, and then you
[54:52] can also leave your uh bit rate to
[54:56] 8,000. Once that's done, you can now go
[54:58] ahead and select apply and okay. And
[55:01] then you're going to come over to your
[55:03] Atom multistream dock.
[55:05] You're going to go into the gears icon.
[55:09] And then for your main canvas,
[55:12] you're going to go over to advanced
[55:13] settings.
[55:15] Now, there's two ways on how you're able
[55:17] to do this here. You can leave this as
[55:20] your main encoder, and what this means
[55:22] is that it's going to piggyback off the
[55:25] quality that you have from Twitch. So,
[55:28] you go live on Twitch first, and then if
[55:31] you decide to go live on YouTube, Kick,
[55:33] or Facebook, you can do that, and then
[55:35] it's just going to piggyback off the
[55:36] same quality that you have for Twitch.
[55:40] However, if you want to let's say one
[55:42] day just stream to YouTube and YouTube
[55:45] only, or if you want to have a specific
[55:49] quality for YouTube and a different
[55:52] quality for
[55:53] Twitch, then what you can do is change
[55:56] your video encoder
[55:58] to your graphics card.
[56:01] So, you're going to scroll down from
[56:03] here.
[56:04] And then you're going to change your
[56:06] rate control to constant bitrate. For
[56:09] YouTube, we're going to set it to
[56:10] 12,000.
[56:12] Your key frame interval should be the
[56:14] same for Twitch. And everything else
[56:17] down below should be exactly as you see
[56:19] it on my screen.
[56:22] And then you're going to do the same
[56:23] thing for Kick and Facebook.
[56:26] For So, for Kick, if you want to do your
[56:28] graphics card, what you can do, and then
[56:30] you're going to scroll down and you're
[56:31] going to change this to 8,000. Key frame
[56:35] interval is going to be 2 seconds. And
[56:37] then everything else should be as you
[56:38] see on my screen. And then you're going
[56:40] to do the same thing for Facebook. It's
[56:42] going to be the same exact settings as
[56:44] Kick.
[56:46] So, scroll down, 8,000.
[56:49] Set this to two.
[56:51] And then everything else should be
[56:52] exactly as you see it on my screen.
[56:54] Now, once that's done, you can head on
[56:56] over to the vertical canvas. And then
[56:58] you're going to go over to the advanced
[57:00] settings for TikTok.
[57:02] And then what you can do is you can set
[57:05] this to your graphics card.
[57:07] And then you're going to set this to
[57:09] 6,000.
[57:11] Everything else is going to be the same
[57:12] as our previous settings.
[57:15] And you'll be able to copy it from my
[57:16] screen here.
[57:18] And if you want to try to get better
[57:20] quality, which you don't really have to
[57:22] do, but if you want to, you can bring
[57:24] this bit rate up to 8,000 and then
[57:28] you should be just fine.
[57:30] So now
[57:33] make sure that the YouTube Shorts is the
[57:35] same as the horizontal
[57:38] 12,000
[57:41] 2 seconds.
[57:44] Make sure you copy exactly what you see
[57:46] on screen.
[57:48] And you can now go ahead and press okay.
[57:52] And so, you now have successfully set up
[57:54] OBS Studio for live streaming and
[57:57] recording.
[57:58] Now, there's two more things that you
[58:00] just need to do and then you are 100%
[58:03] completely done.
[58:05] The first thing you need to do is come
[58:07] over to the vertical canvas.
[58:09] You're going to click on the gears icon.
[58:12] And we're going to set up our back track
[58:14] so that way you can set up a hot key to
[58:17] clip your content so that way you can
[58:19] just quickly edit and upload it to
[58:21] YouTube Shorts or to TikTok.
[58:24] You want to make sure your resolution is
[58:25] at the 1080 by 1920.
[58:28] You can leave everything else as is up
[58:30] here.
[58:31] Come down to your back track.
[58:33] Make sure that this is checked. So, that
[58:36] way whenever you start streaming or
[58:37] whenever you start recording, you will
[58:39] automatically start your back track.
[58:43] And then for your recording length,
[58:45] you're going to set this to either 90
[58:46] seconds or to 120
[58:49] seconds. That's literally up to 2
[58:51] minutes of footage that you have to work
[58:53] with. So, the moment that something
[58:55] happens that you want to clip, you can
[58:57] go ahead and press the hot key on your
[58:59] keyboard or on your stream deck and it
[59:01] will automatically record those last 2
[59:03] minutes or minute and 30 seconds of
[59:04] gameplay. So, you can come right here
[59:07] where it says save back track hot key
[59:09] and you can set that hot key. Once
[59:11] that's done, you can select okay and
[59:14] you're good to go.
[59:15] Now, lastly, we're going to come to our
[59:17] audio mixer here.
[59:19] We're going to select this little gear
[59:21] icon.
[59:23] And then it's going to bring up your
[59:25] advanced audio properties.
[59:27] What you're going to want to do
[59:29] is you want to uncheck
[59:32] everything in three,
[59:34] four,
[59:35] five,
[59:36] and six
[59:38] inside of track two.
[59:41] You want to uncheck the music, so that
[59:43] way your music is not being heard in
[59:45] your Twitch VOD track, so that way it
[59:48] can just automatically get uploaded to
[59:49] Twitch without having any issues.
[59:54] You are also going to uncheck the
[59:57] alerts, and this is personal preference.
[59:59] I just recommend doing that. Now, for
[60:01] three, four, five, and six, what you're
[60:04] going to want to do is have your
[60:05] microphone on track three.
[60:08] You are going to have your gameplay
[60:10] audio on track four.
[60:12] You're going to have your
[60:14] Discord audio on track five.
[60:17] And then you're going to have your music
[60:19] on track six.
[60:21] Your browser on track six.
[60:24] And if you want to, you can have your
[60:26] alert as well on track six. That's
[60:29] personal preference.
[60:30] >> [music]
[60:30] >> You decide on what you want to do.
[60:32] Once that's done, you're going to go
[60:34] ahead and select close. And when you
[60:36] record your content and you upload it
[60:38] into
[60:40] your editing software such as DaVinci
[60:41] Resolve or Adobe Premiere Pro, it should
[60:44] look exactly like this.
[60:48] Now, I know that that was a lot, but you
[60:50] have finally made it to the very end of
[60:52] this video. And so, I am proud of you
[60:55] for making it this far. You can now go
[60:57] ahead and enjoy the fruit of your hard
[60:59] work and dedication. And so, with that
[61:01] being said, that's going to be all for
[61:02] today's video. And so, if you made it to
[61:04] the end of you found this helpful, make
[61:06] sure you give this a big fat thumbs up.
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[61:13] this, make sure you click on this video
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[61:17] video specifically for you. And I'll
[61:19] catch you guys in the comments down
[61:21] below, as well as in the next video.