GamerJohnL
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I just have one question about OBS. I know you can use it to broadcast video games. What about Livestreams of yourself like broadcasting to LiveMe? Is that possible?
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qhobbes
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Yes, OBS includes support for streaming services from AfreecaTV to YouTube. You can also use a custom server. This is what you would need to do with LiveMe per https://www.liveme.com/app/faq/game.html
GamerJohnL
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What if I just wanted to scream me talking instead of doing a video game? Also, I’m using a Windows 10 Pc not a Mac.
koala
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OBS has a huge number of source types. As long as the stuff you want to stream can be captured by the means of one of the possible sources, and as long as the streaming service you intend to stream to supports one of the output methods of OBS (rtmp and virtual webcam), OBS is able to do this.
It is perfectly possible to not stream a game but capture a webcam instead. You can also capture both or something completely different such as a video game console or dslr by the use of a hdmi capture device.
Sources list and guide:
obsproject.com
It is perfectly possible to not stream a game but capture a webcam instead. You can also capture both or something completely different such as a video game console or dslr by the use of a hdmi capture device.
Sources list and guide:
Wiki - Sources Guide | OBS
This page has moved to https://obsproject.com/kb/sources-guide.
gradnjihgl
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OBS has a huge number of source types. As long as the stuff you want to stream can be captured by the means of one of the possible sources, and as long as the streaming service you intend to stream to supports one of the output methods of OBS (rtmp and virtual webcam), OBS is able to do this.
It is perfectly possible to not stream a game but capture a webcam instead. You can also capture both or something completely different such as a video game console or dslr by the use of a hdmi capture device.
Sources list and guide:
Wiki - Sources Guide | OBS
This page has moved to https://obsproject.com/kb/sources-guide.
Thank you for the explanation. It is clear for me.