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How to Setup your Stream

XSplit Broadcaster is a great way to get creative with your streams and videos. It provides you with awesome features that will make streaming and recording videos convenient and easy. Here, we’re going to show you how to setup a Livestream on XSplit Broadcaster.




Setting up your Broadcast Outputs



With your game and other sources added, you’re ready to set up your Broadcast outputs. First, go to Broadcast then Set up a new Output. Just select the streaming service you’ll be using and a setup wizard will be launched to help you create your Broadcast output. This wizard will optimize your stream settings based on your hardware and internet connection.

Setting up a new output via the Broadcast menu shows a variety of streaming platforms available.

We have articles on how to set up your outputs for popular streaming services. Here are the links:

Twitch
Facebook Live
YouTube Live

If you don’t see your preferred streaming platform, click on Find more outputs. You’ll be directed to the Plugin Store where you can select and install more outputs.

Outputs for additional streaming platforms can also be added via the same menu.

For other services that doesn't have an output plugin, you can stream using Custom RTMP instead. You can click here for more information.


Setting up a Custom RTMP Output



For other services that doesn't have an output plugin, you can stream using Custom RTMP instead. This will require you to have a RTMP URL and Stream Name for your Broadcast. Once you have set your RTMP Details you can now set your preferred encoding settings.

For streaming platforms or services without plugins, Custom RTMP can be selected instead.


Starting Your Livestream



You can go back to the Broadcast menu and click the output of the streaming platform where you'll be broadcasting into.

The Broadcast Details window will appear which allows you to input your stream details such as title, description, etc. Once you're done, you can click Start Broadcast to start your stream.

Updated on: 15/08/2022

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