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I use NVIDIA NVENCH H.264 because I have an NVIDIA GeForce video card.

Encoder: x264 is the recommended option.

Audio Track: Unless you are using multiple audio tracks and later when you are editing your output you want to split them up and mute one of them, I would just stick with ‘1’ for this setting.

Output Settings: Go to File > Settings > Output – Change Output Mode from Simple to Advanced and then we’ll go through each setting separately:.

Use ‘Stream Key’ and copy-paste your stream key from your YouTube Live Stream Dashboard.

For ‘Server’ choose ‘Primary YouTube Ingest Server’.

For ‘Stream Type’ choose ‘Streaming Services’.

Obs studio tutorial 2016 faceblool how to#

If you are planning to stream to YouTube, please read my 2017 tutorial to learn how to set up your YouTube channel to stream. Stream Settings: Go to File > Settings > Stream – This is where you will choose the service that you want to stream to.General Settings: Go to File > Settings > General – A lot of these settings are pretty straightforward, will be based on personal preference, and do not affect the quality of your stream or recording.

Obs studio tutorial 2016 faceblool install#

Installation: Download and Install OBS Studio for your platform.Setting up OBS Studio to Stream or Record Second Life For this video, because I was recording OBS Studio, I used Camtasia to record and edit. I also often use an app on my tablet called YouCut (free or you can upgrade to Premium for more options) to quickly edit my videos into portrait sizes (9:16 aspect ratio) that equates to a smartphone’s vertical screen size, which is the size most popular on TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube shorts.īefore we begin, please take a look at my current System Specifications on this page. I then use Adobe Premiere Pro (not free) to edit my videos if needed. In 2022, and for the past couple of years, I have only been using OBS Studio (free to use) to do all of my recordings and live streams in Second Life. I had done a comprehensive OBS tutorial back in 2017, but it has become a bit dated now so in this post, I am going to do a few different updated video tutorials. At the same time, I’ve gotten numerous questions asking how to record our Second Life screens and also edit and upload videos to various social networks like TikTok or Instagram Reels. About a week ago I announced the 30 Second SL Dance Challenge on the forums and there’s been a wonderful response to it, across all networks.