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Or try the compari.tech speed test app which donates $0.01 to charity for each user.

Check your upload speed with the speedtest tool. I've had reasonable quality with lower (say 4Mbps) and I've heard reports from some who have worked with as low as 2Mbps, but it depends on what quality you are happy with. A good download speed is useful, but it is the upload speed that is important. However, to get good results, I recommend an upload speed of at least 10Mbps is more like it. Facebook mention you should have at least 3Mbps UPLOAD speed. You'll need a fast internet speed (10Mbps Upload). Streaming to Facebook Live from OBS Studio or Wirecast requires a good internet connection. Once you've done that it will be reviewed and disappear from view meaning you can get down to inbox zero really quickly. It will display the comments from your Facebook Live Videos in one place (and also works with LinkedIn Live and YouTube Live comments!)Īs you go through your comments you can like, reply or delegate to another team member. It has a zero-inbox workflow which means getting through your comments is a breeze. That's why using a social media management tool to manage your comments, reply, like, delegate and review is so useful. That can be a real pain on Facebook (or indeed LinkedIn or YouTube). Make sure you go through your comments and reply to each of them.

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vMix and Wirecast have separate software that allows you to highlight comments on the screen.īut, once your live video has ended, don't just leave it there. Streamyard, BeLive and Ecamm Live all do this.

Many live video tools allow you to highlight comments from Facebook onto your live broadcast.

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OBS Studio and Wirecast allow you to stream to a plethora of services including Facebook Live and YouTube.įor a full comparison of all the top live video streaming tools, read my full guide on the They support multiple displays at the same time (including picture-in-picture) and you can easily set up keyboard shortcuts with slick scene transitions.

Your phone's camera (via an IP Camera app).

OBS Studio is incredibly powerful, and it's free!īoth OBS Studio and Wirecast can use many different sources for your live stream including:

#Sound siphon demo how to#

In this article, I will guide you how to set up the free OBS Studio to broadcast to Facebook Live (to your profile, groups or pages).

Webinar platforms such as GoToWebinar, WebinarJam etc.

The good news, you can integrate these with Facebook Live by sharing the window in OBS Studio and Wirecast. Then there are some apps and tools that offer video meetings or broadcasts but don't currently integrate with Facebook Live. Gives you the ability to stream to more than one destination at the same time. More powerful but also more difficult to use. Taking things to the next level - for Macs and PCs. A bit difficult to use, but extremely powerful and flexible. My top pick for a free app that works for both PCs and Macs. Really powerful yet easy to use solution. Use your iPhones and iPads to create a mobile video studio.

SwitcherStudio (iPhones & iPads only from $39/mth).

Paid version allows multicasting to up to 10 destinations (web app, free and from $25/mth). Screensharing on the free version and bringing in up to 10 guests. Really easy to use and integrates with Facebook, YouTube, Periscope, Twitch and more.

#Sound siphon demo Pc#

This runs in your browser and so works for both Mac and PC users. Streamyard (PC & Mac - Browser-based, free & from $25/mth).With Restream Studio, you can bring up to 10 guests) Restream (PC & Mac - Browser-based & multi-streaming service, free & from $19/mth)īoth a web app (Restrean Studio) and a cloud-based multistreaming service that works with other 3rd-party tools such as Ecamm Live and OBS Studio.

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Optimus enabled Nvidia cards are currently not supported, Nvidia has announced a driver update which should fix this problem and allow spout to run on optimus cards. That means that if you don't have an Nvidia card, you will only be able to share textures between "DX-only" plugins (for the moment, Unity and VVVV are the only ones that are not using the Nvidia driver's GLDX interop functionnality). Spout requires Nvidia to be able to transform textures between OpenGL and directX. There are posts in the official spout forum that explain in details those issues, but just so you know : Did you get the official spout demos working ? What hardware are you using (laptop, graphic card : Nvidia or ATI, if Nvidia, do you have optimus) I would need more informations about your setup in order to be able to tell you what's going on. Sorry i didn't answer on the youtube comments, somebody wrote me an email with the exact same problem and i thought it was you who didn't read my answer by email yet.