ओबीएस (ओपन ब्रॉडकास्टर सॉफ्टवेअर) कसे वापरावे OBS Studio
Set up OBS to stream on Twitch, YouTube and Facebook
The first step in live streaming your favorite games using OBS is to connect to your preferred streaming platform, be it YouTube, Facebook, or Twitch. OBS does support other services, as well as the ability to connect to a custom streaming server, but we’ll only be covering the three most popular platforms in this tutorial.
To connect to your preferred Livestream platform, follow these steps:
- Right-click OBS and select Run as Administrator if you’re using the software on Windows, as it’s necessary to have admin permissions when using Game Capture software on PC.
- Click File > Settings and select the Stream tab on the left-hand side.
From here, you’ll have to select your platform. Each service has a slightly different setup process, so we’ll run through each below.
Twitch :
- Select Twitch from the dropdown list of Streaming Services.
- On your Twitch TV dashboard, select Settings > Stream Key > Show Key, agreeing to on-screen prompts warning you not to share your key with anybody else.
- Copy and paste the Stream Key into the Stream Key box in the Broadcast Settings menu in OBS, then click Apply.
YouTube:
- Select YouTube/YouTube Gaming from the dropdown list of Streaming Services.
- Head to your YouTube Creator Studio and select the Live Streaming tab on the left.
- Locate the Encoder Setup section and click Reveal to reveal your Stream Key.
- Copy and paste the Stream Key into the Stream Key box in the Broadcast Settings menu in OBS, then click Apply.
Facebook Live:
- Select Facebook Live from the dropdown list of Streaming Services.
- Head to the Facebook Live creation page, and click Create Live Stream (don’t worry, you don’t have to go live right away!).
- In the Connect tab, make sure the “Enable persistent stream key” box is selected.
- Copy and paste the Stream Key into the Stream Key box in the Broadcast Settings menu in OBS, then click Apply.
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