
Under Settings, select Stream Key and a new button labeled Show Key should appear. See Live event streaming and recording for details about other streaming options. You can stream a Pexip conference to Twitch and then share links to that conference with other people. If you're having issues streaming to any of the ingest servers.Twitch custom streaming/recording (RTMP) setup Just here to share information that might help get you on your feet Quick footnote: I am not affiliated, associated, or in any way officially connected with CoolIdeas or CoolIdeas' Twitch Relay server, or any of the other servers mentioned above. I hope this helped you, and you're able to stream to if you weren't able to before trying the CoolIdeas or TwitchZA Twitch Relay server. If you know of any others, don't be afraid to tell me, and I'll update this. London: Relays (Max bitrate of 6,144Kbps ). What are the South African Twitch Relay servers?ĬoolIdeas Client Relay (No bitrate limits, but only open to CUSP clients). Give it a Name, set the 'RTMP URL' to " rtmp://(See list below) ", 'Stream Name' to your stream key, and the User AgentĪnything else: If it's not similar to what's above, just have a quick Google for 'Set up RTMP '.īefore I tried the South African Twitch Relay, I couldn't stream at ANYTHING over 2,000 kbps (no matter what server I used) Head to Broadcast > Set up a new output > Custom RTMP. Head to Settings > Stream, set the 'Stream Type' to 'Custom Streaming Server', set the URL to: " rtmp://(See list below) ", and put your stream key into the 'Stream Key' box. Type' to 'Custom Streaming Server', set the URL to: " rtmp://(See list below) ", and put your stream key into the 'Stream Key' box. If you're using OBS, XSplit (or similar programs) with preset ingest servers, you will need to change the mode to "Custom" or "RTMP".įor OBS: Head to Settings > Stream, set the 'Stream With everything set-up and tuned properly, I can't get a stable connection over 2,000 kbps (2Mbps). I have a 200/200Mbps uncapped fibre line, i7-6700K, Nvidia GTX 1080Ti and a Nvidia GTX 1080.
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Tried different Twitch servers, then you might want to try using a Twitch Ingest Relay, such as CoolIdea's one.
You notice that both your GPU and CPU are nowhere near maxed out.Īs long as your PC and internet are more than capable of streaming to, then it's likely the route you're streaming through. You hurriedly check through Task Manager for the issue, and You fire up OBS, XSplit or your streaming software, hit Start Streaming just to be greeted by hundreds of dropped frames.