Servo de Cristo
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I couldn't find the option to preview the OBS stream on a second monitor, full screen. Does that exist?
does doing this also give audio output?
I know it sounds strange but I'm trying to send a relay of a live broadcast to another room in the building and it would be ideal to be able to send it over HDMI as opposed to have that room have to log onto the internet to watch the stream (we don't really want there to be any significant delay to the second room)
thanks
Hallo, ist es auch möglich, nur den zweiten Monitor auf Chromecast zu streamen?
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Mich würde auch interessiert, ob das möglich ist. Ich stehe vor dem selben Problem. Ich versuche es seid Tagen schaffe es aber nicht.
Settings > Audio > Advanced > Monitoring Device. Set this to the tv.Hey, @thatmattrogers - any luck getting this to work? I need to do the same thing as an 'overflow' setup. Let me know if you've got anything setup to make this work
Will try this today! Also been looking for this solution. (Stream church service to YouTube and also use that feed for closed circuit in the church overflow area)I've done this on 24.0.x and 25.0.x....not on Big Sur, but....
Fullscreen Projector (Preview) set to the EXTERNAL screen should send your final production out to the external screen. So if you then use long-distance HDMI...or as I've done, cast my second screen to a remote Apple TV on the same LAN (Haven't tried Chromecast)....it sends your final production to your external screen.
OBS on the producing computer looks as expected, and on the "preview" remote screen, you have the final production, with no window, no frame...just a fullscreen.
To get audio ouput to your external screen, you have two options:
1. set your Mac sound output to your external screen (HDMI or the name of your AppleTV) then make sure OBS Audio Output is set to "Default" or....
2. Choose your HDMI device or Apple TV in the Settings > Audio > Advanced > Monitoring Device.