Question / Help Broadcast on Twitch and Local pojector at the same time.

balooo

New Member
Hi,
I'm going to setting up a CS:GO LAN event with my community, that event would be streamed on twitch and at the same time for the local audiance.

We got a direction pc with:
- Gaming feed imput audio/video (via ethernet, i tought to put obs on caster pc who stream 50k no codec via lan to direction pc with rtmp srv)
- AnalystDesk video imput
- Mixer audio imput (caster audio/desk audio)

and that should be streamed from direction PC to twitch and local projector for audiance at same time.
How can i do it?
 

Rektroth

New Member
1) Hook up the projector to your streaming computer.
2) Set the projector as an "extended display."
3) In OBS, right click anywhere in your preview.
4) Pick "Fullscreen Projector (Preview)".
5) Select which display the projector is on.

Your stream should now be visible in real time on your projector.
And you should still be able to see and edit your scene in OBS on your main screen.
 

Rektroth

New Member
These people ran into the same problem as you. Unfortunately, you'll require either another audio program running simultaneously or a second PC specifically for audio.

According to the developers, an easier way to do this is "on the to-do list," but isn't included just yet (they said this more than a year ago, though).
 

balooo

New Member
And if i stream on Twitch and on a local RTMP at same time?
I will put a laptop near my projector with vlc and should be work, no?

But how can i stream in 2 output at same time?
 

wallrik

Member
You can push the stream to Twitch from the RTMP server. But why don't you just play the audio from the streaming PC? Is it too far away?
 

balooo

New Member
This is my setup until the Direction PC, what are my option now?
 

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wallrik

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I don't really understand your drawing fully, but as first suggested here, you can just set up a screen with fullscreen preview if that's good enough for you.

And I assume that you have one or more media sources in OBS on the streaming PC, so you can just enable audio monitoring from within the advanced audio settings. You will hear exactly what the stream will hear. :)
 
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