Twitch Stream Scenes for OBS – How to Use OBS Studio Software
How to make your Twitch Live Stream better when using OBS Studio Software? Use Twitch Stream Scenes for OBS, it makes everything
Much better and nicer!
Twitch Stream Scenes for OBS – How to Use OBS Studio Software
If you look closer at your OBS Studio Software you can see it has option to add and use Scenes. The Scenes are like scenes in theatre except you can change them in OBS Studio Software with just a click of a mouse or by using a configures hotkey or shortcut.
Personally I am using 3 different Twitch Stream Scenes for OBS by default:
Stream/Recording Scene
Going Live Scene
Technical Difficulties Scene
The first Twitch Steam Scene for OBS is the configuration that I show in my Twitch Live Stream. It includes the game source and some other nice sources. This is also the Twitch Stream Scene for OBS that I record. The Second Scene is Going Live Scene. Going Live Scene with an awesome plugin called Snaz, allows me to show countdown to the beginning of my Twitch Live Stream Start. Furthermore I have Some nice additional Sources there such as:
Stream Chat
Stream Alerts
System Info
Current Twitch Viewer Count
The Counter to my Stream Start
Logos and Promotions (NoCopyrightSound logo for example)
The Final Scene is for Technical Difficulties. Technically it is a Be Right Back Message, that uses most of the Sources the going live does, except the going live counter.
Stream and Recording Twitch Stream Scenes For OBS – How to Use OBS Studio Software
To setup a new scene:
Click the plus underneath the Scenes view (Step 1)
Give Scene a name (Step 2)
Press OK (Step 3)
You now have a clean Twitch Stream Scene For OBS Studio Software. As you can see it is empty so you now have to add sources to it.
Sources that I usually use are:
Background (the lowest layer – so that should my game crash, I will not show my Desktop but the background image shows instead) – Image Source (Step 4)
The Game source (Game capture – will capture your game window) – Game Capture source (Step 5)
use Capture specific window mode
from the Window select the game window (the game needs to be running)
Then I have my transparent logo on some corner of the screen (To Leave my mark on my video) – Image Source (Step 6)
Make sure your logo does not cover any important parts of the game screen, should you put all other sources on top of the game source
Some of the additional Sources that I use in my Twitch Stream Scenes are:
Stream Chat – Browser Source (Stream Chat Overlay – used together with Stream Labs) (Step 7)
Twitch Viewer Count – Text Source (used together with Snaz) (Step 8)
Stream Alerts – Browser Source (used together with Stream labs) (Step 9)
Going Live and Technical Difficulties Scene – Twitch Stream Scenes – How to Use OBS Studio Software
As these two scenes are very similar I will combine them into one.
For Going live Scene I use:
Background (the lowest layer – so that should my game crash, I will not show my Desktop but the background image shows instead) – Image Source (Step 1)
Background Music – Browser Source (used together with NoCopyrightSound) (Step 2)
NoCopyrightSound logo – Image Source (The honour the awesome collective) (Step 3)
Going Live Counter – Text Source (Used together with Snaz) (Step 4)
Some Text – Text source (Step 5)
Twitch Viewer Count – Text Source (used together with Snaz) (Step 6)
System Info – Text Source (Used together with Snaz) (Step 7)
Stream Alerts – Browser Source (used together with Stream labs) (Step 8)
Stream Chat – Browser Source (Stream Chat Overlay – used together with Stream Labs) (Step 9)
Detailed Step By Step guides for creating each of the mentioned sources Will be added Shortly
