Hello, I'm currently making a Minecraft event and wish to have an official stream, but one to have multiple angles, I'm planning on hiring people to be my cameramen while I control the stream, but I need some way of getting their shots on to the stream, so I can stream directly to Twitch. Any ideas? Thanks.
Question / Help Multiple inputs in to one output?
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Jack0r
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Cameramen stream to a nginx server running on your system and you incorporate that footage into obs with window capture of the videoplayers that show the incoming streams.
I made a guide that roughly explains a picture in picture setup, yours will of course differ a bit, but it might help you: http://www.helping-squad.com/wp/do-a-picture-in-picture-stream-with-obs-and-nginx/
The windows version of nginx should be enough for you btw, no need to run a VM with linux.
I made a guide that roughly explains a picture in picture setup, yours will of course differ a bit, but it might help you: http://www.helping-squad.com/wp/do-a-picture-in-picture-stream-with-obs-and-nginx/
The windows version of nginx should be enough for you btw, no need to run a VM with linux.
I'm not sure I understand, do I have to purchase another server?
Jack0r
The Helping Squad
"stream to a nginx server running on your system" ... "The windows version of nginx should be enough"
So the answer is no, its just a program you run on your windows machine that acts as the server and is free to use. As can be seen in the tutorial :)
On http://nginx-win.ecsds.eu/ or on my page http://rtmp.jack0r.com/ you can get a compiled and ready to use version for windows.
So the answer is no, its just a program you run on your windows machine that acts as the server and is free to use. As can be seen in the tutorial :)
On http://nginx-win.ecsds.eu/ or on my page http://rtmp.jack0r.com/ you can get a compiled and ready to use version for windows.
So it needs portforwarding? Sorry.
Okay, I doubt my internet would be able to handle everything.
