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Streaming The Meeting To Twitch

In this article we are going to learn about streaming to Twitch live.

Streaming to Twitch Live

  1. go to twitch.tv and log in to your twitch account
  2. click on the profile on your top right hand side corner
  3. then click on the settings
  4. Once you are on the settings pafe click on the channel and video, this will take you to the creator dashboard where you can see the stream key and different preferences
  5. select preferences, your primary steam key will be at the top of the page

stream_key

Step 2. Using the Stream Key and URL in Metered

Now, go to the Metered Dashboard here

  1. click on the Create Room button or

  2. Click on the Rooms button then click on the room name to open Room Summary there click on the edit room button to edit the room.

    On the edit room page scroll down to the Enable RTMP Out button and enable it.

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    Enabling RTMP Out will also enable Composition. You can select the layout of your RTMP stream in the Composition layout section.

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    add the RTMP URL plus the key on the RTMP OUT URL SECTION below. In twitch this would be like example:

    rtmp://yto.contribute.live-video.net/app/{your_stream_key}

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for a list of RTMP URLS from twitch Click Here

enable_rtmp_out_twitch

Selecting Stream Layout

You can select the layout of your live stream in the composition Layout section we have three options as of now

  1. Grid: Natural Grid

  2. Active Speaker: Show active speaker as enlarged

  3. Broadcaster: Only owner/ meeting admin will be shown as large

    select the video stream layout here Metered

Adding Watermark to Video Stream

You can easily add watermark to your video stream. Just scroll down to the watermark section and enable the watermark on video

You can also easily upload an image to add as a watermark on your video.

We also have the ability to adjust the position and size of the watermark. you can see the options below.

watermark settings

Recording the Stream

You can also record the meeting while streaming it to your live audience.

To learn more about recording composed streams click here