Question / Help Stream to Youtube and to Local Monitor at same time...

[unclejemima]

I've got OBS being used in our church streaming to Youtube.

The stream is comprised of 6 camera's to make multiple scenes. Everyone is impressed on how it is working.

Now, we've added a TV to our Cry Room what we would like to stream the same that is being broadcast, but without the 10-15 second delay that happens from viewing it on the internet.

The Cry Room TV is hooked up via VGA to the 2nd monitor output on the same PC that is streaming the Service to Youtube.

Is there any way to stream to the local TV while still streaming to youtube?

Any creative idea's would be appreciated!

 

[Jack0r]

Oh, I think you could use the projector feature for this, I am not sure if you need to download the latest test version of OBS or if its in the actual stable build. But while you have the preview active you can right-click it and should see a point "Projector" with a Sub-Menu which lets you select the output Monitor.
You would just select your second Monitor and should then see a fullscreen output of your stream/recording on this Monitor. It should have no delay compared to the preview.

If you currently dont have the projector option. Just downloaded the latest test build of OBS: http://obsproject.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=68
And just post a question if something is not working as I described it.

 

[unclejemima]

Great. Thanks JackOr.

Can you post a screen shot of this so I know what to look for?

 

[dodgepong]

 

[unclejemima]

Absolutely perfect! Thank you,

 

[unclejemima]

Sorry, old thread...but you have 4 monitors? What video card(s) are you using?

 

[FerretBomb]

ATi/AMD Eyefinity-rated cards can run up to 6 monitors at once off a single card. You can also toss on a USB VGA adapter to add additional monitors as well (though they generally aren't 3D accelerated).

 

[dodgepong]

I'm using a EVGA GTX 680 FTW Edition 4GB video card.