This will drop you to the settings page for the meeting you just scheduled and on the bottom of that page is the Live Streaming configuration setting. Set a name, the start time, duration etc and click Save. In your Zoom account on the zoom website click Schedule a meeting. Schedule a Zoom meeting with Twitch Streaming You can either set up the actual stream live in a Zoom meeting, or you can Schedule a meeting and configure it there. Since I’m bad at remembering things, I throw the following in the instructions text box so I remember when setting up the meeting how to do it. Check either the YouTube or the Custom Live Streaming Service, the latter which we’ll configure for Twitch. Scroll down to Advanced settings and turn Allow live streaming meetings on.
Log into your organization’s Zoom, and hit the Settings button on the left hand menu. First of all you do need a paid account, hopefully you have that through your workplace. Preamble aside, its fairly easy, but completely unintuitive to stream Zoom to Twitch. Its made worse if you want to have multiple people on the stream and you end up running something like Zoom which allows you all to chat, and one or more of you to share your screen via zoom, then you just push Zoom itself through OBS.īut if you’re already streaming video via Zoom, wouldn’t it be great if you could just use Zoom to stream directly to Twitch and cutout the middle man? Turns out you can! Setting up Zoom to stream to Twitch However OBS is quite CPU hungry (I think a GPU might help) and by the time you run OBS on a standard machine its tough to run anything else without starving OBS of resources and causing stuttering on the stream. This is how folks will compose their xbox, a chat screen and a webcam together in their stream. Traditionally you’d use software called Open Broadcaster Software (OBS) which you can compose multiple video/audio inputs into a single video that can be streamed to Twitch. Twitch is a great streaming platform, originally used for streaming video games, its now more commonly being used to stream live coding and another technology related things that involve sharing your screen.
Zoom meetings are great for a small number of people, and if you’re willing to buy a Webinar license you can also use it for a full on webinar (although there are some interesting restrictions to webinars, like you can’t have breakout rooms).
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