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Multiple RTMP outputs plugin 2020-05-17

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LittleHelper1234 said:
Hello, some reason I can't add youtube for this plugin. I've tried everything myself, just says failed to connect stream! Can somebody help me out?
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Are you making sure you're using the correct RTMP URL and stream key? Both are on your stream's dashboard as you get ready to stream. Particularly, the latter one is very important because that determines which livestream is active as YouTube channels can have more than one active livestream at a time.

--Katt. =^.^=
 
KattPhloxworthy said:
Are you making sure you're using the correct RTMP URL and stream key? Both are on your stream's dashboard as you get ready to stream. Particularly, the latter one is very important because that determines which livestream is active as YouTube channels can have more than one active livestream at a time.

--Katt. =^.^=
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Yes, I'm sure. First I RTMP URL, and then stream key. Twitch and Kick seems working fine, just can't get youtube working.
 
I am not having any luck getting the windows installer to work and tried pushing the files to the correct program folders. But it does not show up in OBS. I have tried combinations of older versions of OBS and the Plugin with no success. Anyone else have installer issues with this? Thanks
 
talkinlive said:
I am not having any luck getting the windows installer to work and tried pushing the files to the correct program folders. But it does not show up in OBS. I have tried combinations of older versions of OBS and the Plugin with no success. Anyone else have installer issues with this? Thanks
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Check your docks for the "Multiple output" and you can set up your additional streams there.

I've used it under OBS Studio 30.0.0 RC 2 and OBS Studio 30.0.0 final with no problems.

--Katt. =^.^=
 
talkinlive said:
I am not having any luck getting the windows installer to work and tried pushing the files to the correct program folders. But it does not show up in OBS. I have tried combinations of older versions of OBS and the Plugin with no success. Anyone else have installer issues with this? Thanks
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you can download the zip archive and extract into folder of obs.
The obs's version which the plugin build with is in each release page
 
Unimatrix36 said:
Instead of getting the encoder settings from OBS, I set it to NVIDIA NVENC H.264 [jim_nvenc]
You can set everything like you do in OBS, except for the FPS
Does it take the FPS setting from OBS?

I use different bitrate to Twitch (6000) and that's why use the custom setting.
Max bitrate on Kick is 8000 for regular non-partner non-verified user.

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OBS 30 has got the setting for FPS.
Use 0.5.0.4 for that feature
 
Without having twitch as the primary streaming output in the main OBS settings and instead having YouTube, Is there anyway to have the plugin when setup to stream to twitch, do the same thing that is possible in the main OBS settings by allowing for a live track and a vod track?

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Viforvisonary said:
Hi i have obs installed and the ver is 30. I installed the multistream plug in and ran obs, its not showing up i dont really know what i should do next any suggestions?
obs-multi-rtmp-0.5.0.4-windows-x64-Installer.exe Heres the plugin i installed.
Heres my log file >_>
https://obsproject.com/logs/WNWBwQm2BFINcbsY
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Are you using a systemwide install of OBS Studio downloaded from the site, via Steam, the Microsoft Store or are you using a portable install? I can pretty safely assume the latter one is not true, so any of the former three.

When you install, IT MATTERS where you tell it to put the files. If you're using an "installed" copy, meaning using the installer from the website or from either store, the plugin installer should (operative word here) be able to determine where the program is installed.

So you know, the default is at the base directory/folder in which OBS Studio is installed. The default if you download the OBS Studio installer yourself is C:\Program Files\obs-studio. Use that directory. DO NOT use "C:\Program Files\obs-studio\obs-plugins" or "C:\Program Files\obs-studio\obs-plugins\64bit".

--Katt. =^.^=
 
KattPhloxworthy said:
Are you using a systemwide install of OBS Studio downloaded from the site, via Steam, the Microsoft Store or are you using a portable install? I can pretty safely assume the latter one is not true, so any of the former three.

When you install, IT MATTERS where you tell it to put the files. If you're using an "installed" copy, meaning using the installer from the website or from either store, the plugin installer should (operative word here) be able to determine where the program is installed.

So you know, the default is at the base directory/folder in which OBS Studio is installed. The default if you download the OBS Studio installer yourself is C:\Program Files\obs-studio. Use that directory. DO NOT use "C:\Program Files\obs-studio\obs-plugins" or "C:\Program Files\obs-studio\obs-plugins\64bit".

--Katt. =^.^=
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The installer simply inserts files into the system-wide ProgramData folder and not allowed changing the install location.
In this case, I think OBS in portable mode may not load it... and should extract the zip archive to do the installing manually.
 
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