- USING OBS STUDIO TO CREATE MULTIPLE AUDIO TRACKS INSTALL
- USING OBS STUDIO TO CREATE MULTIPLE AUDIO TRACKS FREE
In the Server field, paste the RTMPS URL you copied to your clipboard.Įnter something into the Stream key field. The Settings options will open.įrom the Service dropdown list, select Show all, then select Custom. Select the Settings button in the Controls panel. In the Input URL box, copy the URL to your clipboard. On the Azure Media Services page of the portal, select Start to start the live stream event. In the next procedure, you'll go back to Azure Media Services in your browser to copy the input URL to enter into the output settings: Set up streaming and advanced encoding settings in OBS The audio capture device will be added to the audio mixer panel. Leave the rest of the settings alone for now, and select OK. The Properties for Audio Input Capture menu will open.įrom the Device dropdown list, select the audio capture device you want to use for your broadcast. Select the Add Existing radio button, then select OK. Select Audio Input Capture from the source device menu. The input source will be added to the Sources panel, and the video input view will show up in the Preview area.įrom the Sources panel, select the add icon to select a new source device. The Properties for Video Device menu will open.įrom the Device dropdown list, select the video input you want to use for your broadcast. Select Video Capture Device from the source device menu. OBS starts with a default scene but with no inputs selected.įrom the Sources panel, select the add icon to select a new source device. Select the link to the live event that you created. You're then returned to the live event listing. Select the Create button to create the live event. Select the Review + create button to review the settings. (Billing will begin when the live event is started.) Make sure that the No option is selected for Start live event, to avoid being billed for the live event before it's ready. Select the basic Pass-through – no cloud encoding option. Select Add live event to create a new live streaming event.Įnter a name for your new event, such as TestLiveEvent, in the Live event name box.Įnter an optional description of the event in the Description box. Go to the Azure Media Services account within the portal, and then select Live streaming from the Media Services listing. Set up an Azure Media Services live stream This step takes you to the page for that endpoint.
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If the default streaming endpoint status is stopped, select it. Select Streaming endpoints in the Media Services listing. Start the application and keep it open.
USING OBS STUDIO TO CREATE MULTIPLE AUDIO TRACKS INSTALL
USING OBS STUDIO TO CREATE MULTIPLE AUDIO TRACKS FREE
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Using Azure Media Player to view the live stream and on-demand output.Setting up an on-premises encoder with OBS.It assumes that you have an Azure subscription and have created a Media Services account. This quickstart will help you create a Media Services Live Event by using the Azure portal and broadcast using Open Broadcasting Studio (OBS). Looking for Media Services v2 documentation?