Here’s a step by step guide on how to stream with restream.io!

Recently, I uploaded a tutorial video explaining briefly how I have my streaming setup and how you can set it up too.

However, not to worry, if you don’t want to view the video then I will speak briefly on the subject right now.

I can only explain how to implement this solely with OBS.

Step 1: Create an account on restream.io

restreamio.PNG

It’s going to look like this.

Step 2: Click “Add Channel” that will take you to a web-page that will display various sites, such as “Youtube, Twitch, Mixer, etc.” click on them and start signing into your accounts & when you “X” out of it, then it’ll look just like the screenshot above.

Also! underneath “RTMP URL” make sure you choose the one closest to you, in my case, texas is the closest.

Copy the “Stream Key” once you’re done setting up all your accounts.

poop

In OBS, go to settings then click “Stream” when this screen shows up, make sure to choose “Restream.io” for the Service and copy & paste the stream key you had copied from the Restream.io site.

Congratulations, now you can stream to multiple platforms!

Step 3: Go back to the Restream.io website and click “Chat”

restreamio.PNG

Step 4: Download the Chat app (I HIGHLY recommend the Windows App)

chat

Step 5: Once downloaded, open it. Now, if it doesn’t open automatically, simply go to your menu scroll till you see “Restream.io” click it then click “Restream.io chat.”

 

 

 

Should look like this when you open it up.

You can click the wifi looking symbol in the top left to show how many viewers from each platform you are streaming on. The eye symbol next to it displays the TOTAL NUMBER of viewers combined from all the platforms.

Now click on the gear shaped symbol.

Step 6: Once you click the gear icon, this screen should pop up. 

embed

Click on “Embed chat in stream” here in this screen, you can customize chat Such as:

  • Changing the theme
  • Message alignment
  • Size of chat
  • hiding messages time limit

Once you’re done customizing chat, click on the “Copy” button. That url you just copied will be put into OBS. So let’s head back to OBS so you can see.

 

Step 7: Embedding multi-platform chat into obs.

menu

Now on OBS, on a bar down below, it should look like this.

sources

 where it says “Sources” click on the plus sign. 

maxresdefault

A list, like this, will pop up, click on “Browser Source.”

create new

Create a new one, give it a name, hit ok.

obs url.PNG

When this window pops up, in the URL space, paste the restream.io chat url that we copied from the beginning of Step 6. Hit ok. An empty space should pop up on obs, that is the chat. Simply drag it to wherever you want chat to be on your stream.

the end

Should say this.

And that’s it! Just start your stream and let your viewers on multiple platforms chat away to you!

Hopefully this tutorial, and step by step process, was helpful. Thank You for passing by and reading, hope to see you again!

6 thoughts on “Here’s a step by step guide on how to stream with restream.io!

  1. Reed says:

    Do you mind if I quote a couple of your articles as long as I provide redit aand sources back to
    your website? My website iss in the very same area of interest as yours
    and myy users would genuinely benefit from a lot of
    the information you present here. Please let me know if this ok wiuth
    you. Thanks a lot!

    Like

  2. Joie says:

    Hey there! I’m at work browsing your blog from
    my new iphone!Justt wanted to say I love reading your blog and look
    forward to all your posts! Carry on the outstanding work!

    Like

  3. Restream.io says:

    You can use FFmpeg for restreaming and m3u to multiple places or you can also ingest the m3u and get a has output using FFmpeg.If you want to get started easily you can use caster live streaming CDN, the cast can ingest your M3U and provide you with his output on seconds using Casters Pull Feature

    Like

Leave a comment