Multistreaming question
- Thread starter Tony_M
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OBS itself does not multistream. It only has 1 destination. But, there are several restreamers that you could send OBS to, and it copies that one stream to everywhere.
For automating the video file transfer, that sounds to me like an external script that you call in some way or another from OBS at the appropriate time:
has a Run action, that takes a single command line as if you typed it in a terminal (Command Prompt in Windows), in response to almost anything that OBS can know about. It can do almost everything else too, so I have a TON of automation set up in there!
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is a source that you put in a scene. It does nothing, except to run a command line as if you typed it in a terminal (Command Prompt in Windows), when you switch to that scene.
- Some are in the cloud, so your own internet connection only has to support 1 stream.
- Some are installed on your local device, so you control it better, but your internet needs to support ALL of those streams separately and simultaneously.
For automating the video file transfer, that sounds to me like an external script that you call in some way or another from OBS at the appropriate time:
Advanced Scene Switcher
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Dummy Source to Execute Command
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