T.J. walks through routing an OBS stream to multiple platforms at once using Castor. You copy your RTMP address and stream key from Facebook Live and YouTube, paste them into Castor, select your platform and settings like "push immediately," and save to start streaming to both places.
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First part of the equation, our stream is now getting from our computer out to the Castor server. The next step is to configure our destinations. First, let's set up Facebook. Just like with any Facebook Live stream from Obs, I'm going to go to my page and get to the connect page for live streaming and copy the server address.
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Then back in Castor. Click Add Platform and select Facebook Live.
Paste in the server address. Go back and copy the stream key from Facebook and paste that into Castor and I'll check push immediately because I want to begin sending the stream to Facebook right away. Click Save and if you go back to Facebook, you'll see your stream show up just like it normally would.
Click Go Live in Facebook and your stream will be live just like you would normally do with your Facebook Live stream straight from observation. Now let's add YouTube log into your.
Your YouTube account and from the dashboard in YouTube, click Go Live, select new stream and give it a title and configure any other information you want to. And then click Create Stream. Now just note the letter before the RTMP in the server address. This is all we need to enter into Castor. Back in Castor again, add a platform, select YouTube and I'm going to select the server key option. Then here just enter the letter from the address of your server. Then go back to your browser and copy and paste the stream key. Check push immediately and click Save. You should see that.
Complete the first part of the equation. Our stream is now getting from our computer out to the Castor server. The next step is to configure our destinations. First, let's set up Facebook. Just like with any Facebook Live stream from Obs.
