Hello all,
I know the typical solution for a break in a live stream is putting up a "Be back soon" slide or something of the sort, but my situation is a little unusual.
My setup: Since COVID hit, our church has started live streaming to Facebook. Also, since we are a small church and don't have a very big sanctuary, we have an overflow area set up in another room in the church. This allows folks that choose to come in person to spread out more (when regulations allow it). I'm using the NDI plugin to send the main OBS output to the overflow room.
My problem: Occasionally we share updates from missionaries that cannot be posted online. When this happens, I put up a slide and cut audio until the update is over, but this also affects the feed to the overflow.
My question: Is there any way to suspend the live stream temporarily without cutting the video/audio? I'm thinking something in the OBS to Facebook hand-off that would make Facebook think it was still receiving the stream, even if it's just a blank video?
Or does anyone have another idea that would fit the bill?
Thanks!
I know the typical solution for a break in a live stream is putting up a "Be back soon" slide or something of the sort, but my situation is a little unusual.
My setup: Since COVID hit, our church has started live streaming to Facebook. Also, since we are a small church and don't have a very big sanctuary, we have an overflow area set up in another room in the church. This allows folks that choose to come in person to spread out more (when regulations allow it). I'm using the NDI plugin to send the main OBS output to the overflow room.
My problem: Occasionally we share updates from missionaries that cannot be posted online. When this happens, I put up a slide and cut audio until the update is over, but this also affects the feed to the overflow.
My question: Is there any way to suspend the live stream temporarily without cutting the video/audio? I'm thinking something in the OBS to Facebook hand-off that would make Facebook think it was still receiving the stream, even if it's just a blank video?
Or does anyone have another idea that would fit the bill?
Thanks!