So I am a youtuber/streamer and when I stream I like to play music in the background. However, sometimes I like to use my stream highlights as recordings and don't want my stream music in my video. I figured that I could solve this problem by putting my Soundcloud / Spotify audio on a seperate audio track, but I'm not sure how to do that (I know how to create seperate audio tracks already, but I'm not sure how to do it with music tracks)
Question / Help How to get my music on a seperate audio track than game audio
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Benman2785
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u can try 2x OBS and a streamserver (e.g. raspberrypi)
first OBS:
stream your game to the raspberrypi (streaming server is nginx with rtmp module) (pi nginx rtmp has to listen on LOCAL NETWORK - and also save the stream to a shared folder like /var/www/dl (needs to be accessable for www-data and ur root or ftpuser)) - u can use as much bitrate as your pi is able to work with
second OBS:
new scene with only 2x media-source -> one is the stream (as in http://youtu.be/IP-HxpUJUCM) and the other is the audio you want to add -> stream that to your streaming service (twitch or youtube)
first OBS:
stream your game to the raspberrypi (streaming server is nginx with rtmp module) (pi nginx rtmp has to listen on LOCAL NETWORK - and also save the stream to a shared folder like /var/www/dl (needs to be accessable for www-data and ur root or ftpuser)) - u can use as much bitrate as your pi is able to work with
second OBS:
new scene with only 2x media-source -> one is the stream (as in http://youtu.be/IP-HxpUJUCM) and the other is the audio you want to add -> stream that to your streaming service (twitch or youtube)
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Benman2785
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much simpler then my version ;)