What Reddit Says About Twitch Streaming Apps

Share ... The correct, free, answer is OBS. ... OBS is the standard, and what most people will recommend. The Wiki has a good breakdown https://www.reddit.com/r/Twitch/wiki/broadcasting

... If your just starting off and don't want to have to watch a 3 hours video to learn how to use OBS then just use Twitch studio for now...it will let you stream right out of the box untill you learn and tweak OBS to how you want it...don't ...

New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Share ... OBS is the industry standard and with plugins highly customizable. I dont see a single reason to use Twitch Studio.

With a lack of a dedicated GPU, you'll run your laptop to its end by trying to stream. ... Like the others have said OBS is not going to be your issue as its a lighter laptop. However what encoder are you using? If you are not try to see if Quicksync H.264 is available to use in OBS vs x.264. A...

If you miss the old Twitch app with the nice list of followed streams with titles and video previews, I recommend installing the modded official Android app "bttv-android / BTTV" apk on GitHub.

Streamlabs has chat (which you can mod yourself), a mini feed showing you recent followers/subs etc, remote control so you can change scenes/audio/video from a phone and ability to edit scenes while still live (using studio mode). ... Create your account and connect with a world of communities. ... ...

Viewers are toxic, automated content checkers sanctioned my stream as "automated" restricting discoverability, continuous spoilers that ruined me some games and I spent lots of time banning, which requires loading the stream in another window. Also, received too few money. Sometimes I mult...

Also, we recommend looking at the /r/Twitch Wiki for answers to frequently asked questions. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the subreddit moderators via modmail. ... I personally had to screen mirror to obs via ace live streaming app and then hook up obs to my twitch.

They just said it will baby you, which is true. It's also inferior to OBS Studio in every way, but that's a different conversation. Lol ... /r/Twitch is an unofficial place for discussions surrounding the streaming website Twitch.tv.

I didn't like 2 years ago when I originally tried it, never tried the SLOBS, so I can't vouch for StreamLabs with OBS, I just know their stuff was always broken or failing to load for me back then, so thats when I swapped to Elements and I've been using them ever since.

/r/Twitch is an unofficial place for discussions surrounding the streaming website Twitch.tv. If you want to provide feedback, ask a question or browse our knowledge base, this is the place for you! ... I'm just coming back to streaming and I'm a small streamer with no setup yet. I basical...

You can always ask uncle YouTube if you want as well ... Mix It Up is a HUGE help for me. It allows me to create custom channel point interactions and has so many other helpful integrations in the app.

I tried chatterino but it didnt seem like what i was looking for. ... For those who watch stream on a TV, there is an app called Realtime Chat for your phone. In my opinion, it is the best twitch chat app.

OBS.Live from Streamelements is a plugin for OBS Studio, but all the functionality in it can be replicated with Custom Docks in OBS Studio. The big problem is that it replaces core libraries with less-stable, problematic versions, which can cause crashes and other issues. Not recommended. Twitch Stu...

... YouTube really is the only valid alternative to Twitch if you want to stream. The issue is that YouTube actually requires more effort than hitting the LIVE button, which is too much for like 99% of the creators that stream on Twitch.

I use streamlabs because I can choose to have certain sources only show up on stream and not the recording without having to record two files like with the obs plugin ... OBS is the best and only choice. Has been for a long time now. ... Thanks mate. ... This is the correct link, yes? Don't wan...

Streamlabs is resource intensive so I get why you don't want to use that. You could check out Lightstream Studio. It's browser-based so it's easier on your system, pretty user-friendly, and has built-in overlays and stuff.

It's only Twitchs AWFUL app I have problems with. More replies ... Personally, I use the S0undTV app on all my Android stuff; phone, Firesticks, tablets. Works well and is nicely minimalist to keep it snappy and responsive. No idea how it'll work on a folding device, but worth a shot.

I didn't know about these apps and couldn't stand the official Twitch app anymore! My preference is for S0und at the moment, but these two alternatives are great! ... S0undTV is Open Source too. Edit: Nope, I'm idiot. ... Google bro.. but here you go https://github.com/S0und/S0undTV ....

But honestly YouTube is just super easy because it can automatically save your stream instead of making you upload it later, if you're into that. ... You can still livestream on Amazon. ... https://www.ecomcrew.com/what-is-amazon-live-and-how-to-use-it/ More replies More replies More replies Mo...